Ortega RQ38 Requinto Guitar Natural

Ortega RQ38 Requinto Guitar Natural
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Ortega RQ38 Requinto Guitar Natural

Model: RQ38

Brand: Ortega

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Rooted in Mexican and Latin American traditions, requinto guitars are smaller versions of the classical guitar with a shorter scale length and a notably deeper body depth. Ortega’s RQ38 Requinto Guitar is not only suitable for trío romantico groups and traditional folk music, but it’s also a great instrument for acoustic performances where amplification is not possible as they’re much louder than a traditional small-body guitar. The Ortega RQ38 Requinto features a tonewood combination of Engelmann spruce with sapele in a satin finish. Other features include an okoume neck, 2-way truss rod and walnut fretboard and bridge. Ortega Requinto Series Pro models feature a solid top and come with a deluxe gig bag.

Rooted in Mexican and Latin American traditions, requinto guitars are smaller versions of the classical guitar with a shorter scale length and a notably deeper body depth Ortega’s RQ38 Requinto Guitar is not only suitable for trío romántico groups and traditional folk music, but it’s also a great instrument for acoustic performances where amplification is not possible as they’re much louder than a traditional small-body guitar The Ortega RQ38 Requinto features a tonewood combination of


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Brand Ortega
Item model number RQ38
Color Off-White
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Product Id 2249049
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UPC 842960181395

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