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10-18-2013, 07:18 PM
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Is anyone familiar with Riamundo guitars?
Is anyone familiar with Raimundo guitars? Apparently they just recently started selling them in the USA.
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Relearning after a 30 year break. --  Cordoba C5 (2015) Yamaha FS700S (2014) Conn F-1512 (1977) Epiphone EA-250 (1973) 
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10-18-2013, 07:27 PM
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http://www.guitarrasraimundo.com/
Been in the US since 1984. Lots of info available on the net including youtube.
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10-19-2013, 07:02 AM
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A Raimundo was my first classical guitar in 2007. I bought it from Sam Ash, and it was an all-solid cutaway in cedar and rosewood. The good sides, for me, were that it sounded wonderful - deep and rich on the wound strings and sweet on the trebles. It looked great, too, and smelled heavenly - it could perfume a room within minutes of getting out of the case! The downside, again for me, was the playability. The action was high and the neck like a treetrunk. Maybe I'd see it a little differently now, having played more classicals, but at the time, the transition from the sleek necks and baby-actions we find on our Taylors, Gibsons and the rest of 'em was a little too much for me. I sold it because of this, which I now consider to have been a rash move.
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