Cordoba Master Series– The high-end of the Cordoba range.
THE CORDOBA STORY – A RENAISSANCE OF THE NYLON STRING GUITARĬordoba offer an extensive range of instruments catering for all levels of players at every price point. Cordoba have addressed this issue with a number of their guitars including the Cordoba C9 Crossover Cedar which features a narrower nut more akin to that of a steel string acoustic. Many players who play electric and steel-string acoustic guitars often find themselves in situations where nylon is needed, but often struggle with the wide nut width and neck profiles on traditional classical guitars. A MODERN CLASSICĮxposing nylon guitars to a wider audience requires a comprehensive range of instruments that appeals to different players. Cordoba takes pride in using materials sourced from woods certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), an organisation that addresses issues such as illegal logging and sustainability.
Cordoba’s España Series is handmade in Valencia and Barcelona while the Iberia, Fusion, Luthier, and Protege Series as well as all ukuleles are handmade in China. The main headquarters and factory is located in Oxnard, California where the Cordoba Master Series is hand-crafted. His vision was simple to preserve, nurture and continue the evolution of the nylon-strung guitar by building on the techniques of early master luthiers and adding modern developments. Today the company is in the capable hands of Keller’s grandchildren.Cordoba Guitars was founded in 1997 by Tim Miklaucic, a leading nylon string expert who studied classical guitar under the guidance of his mentor, Celin Romero. And their dedication to their craft has certainly paid off: today the small company Keller began just a few years after the end of the Spanish Civil War is one of the largest and most well-known builders of classical guitars in the world.Īdmira is still based in northern Spain, where craftsmen and craftswomen combine traditional guitar-making processes, passed down through the family, with innovative manufacturing techniques to make affordable instruments of extraordinary depth and richness. Several generations of the family have worked together over the years since then, developing and producing classical Admira guitars, as well as flamenco guitars and electro-classical guitars. Admira Guitars Quality classical and flamenco guitars made in Spain at very affordable pricesĪdmira Guitars was founded in 1944 by Enrique Keller Fritsch, a German businessman who had emigrated south to Spain in 1933, where he settled in Zarautz, a small coastal town in Gipuzkoa.
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