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Limited production “boutique” strings from Spain, popular in Europe for years and finally available in the USA. Join artists like Carlos Bonell and Tomatito and discover the beautiful and unique sound that these strings will bring to any guitar. Royal Classic Strings are available in full sets, but the most popular method of buying them is to buy the basspak and treblepak that sound best on your guitar. The merits of buying strings in this fashion are being recognized all over the world. A favorite in Spain for 30 years, available for the first time in the USA and elsewhere. Royal Classic Strings (classical and flamenco) are manufactured under the direction of Sr. Juan Grecos in Spain. Juan himself is a professional guitarist and has specialized in producing high quality strings in limited amounts for more than thirty years. Juan has no desire to become a mass producer of strings, and I am grateful that he selected Classic Guitars International as his exclusive US Dealer. Juan recognized the high expectations of my clients as evidenced by the fine Luthiers that I represent. He figured Classic Guitars and Royal Classics would be a perfect compliment. I believe he figured right. Join Classical artists Carlos Bonell and Edoardo Catemario, and Flamenco artists Tomatito and Oscar Herrero and discover why thousands of these string sets are used in Europe every year. “If we divide the six strings of the guitar to represent an orchestra, Berlioz called the guitar a “miniature orchestra”, we could compare the treble strings to the violins and violas, the fourth and fifth strings to the cellos and the sixth string to the basses. Looking at it this way we can gain a different perspective as to the response that we are looking for from the strings we use. If we consider the variety of sounds from the different orchestras, with different conductors and different players, we are aware of the infinite possibilities that exist. In a similar way, we know that a flamenco guitar requires a more treble response from all of the strings, whereas a classical guitar seeks a deeper timbre due to the music that will be interpreted. By understanding the characteristics of the strings available, the guitarist can choose the sound response that best suits his or her needs and taste.” - Sr. Juan Grecos DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED, CONTACT CHRIS KAMEN |
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