Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco

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Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of flamenco with the Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar, a masterful blend of tradition and innovation. Designed for the passionate musician, this guitar delivers an expressive tonal palette, perfect for capturing the fiery spirit and intricate rhythms of flamenco.

Crafted with a solid AA German spruce top, the 7FC Blanca Flamenco resonates with crisp, articulate sound, projecting each note with stunning clarity. The solid cypress back and sides further enhance its bright and lively tone, making it an excellent choice for both solos and ensemble performances. Its Ergoneck design offers unparalleled comfort, allowing for effortless playability during intricate passages and long sessions.

The mahogany neck and ebony fretboard provide a smooth and responsive playing surface, ensuring each note is precise and resonant. With a scale length of 650 mm and a nut width of 52 mm, this guitar offers a traditional feel that is perfectly tailored for flamenco techniques. The bone nut adds a touch of luxury, contributing to the guitar's overall tonal richness.

Whether you're a seasoned performer or an aspiring flamenco virtuoso, the Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco is your ideal companion. It not only meets the demands of complex flamenco compositions but also inspires creativity with its exceptional craftsmanship and sound quality.

Key Features:

Solid AA German spruce top
Solid cypress back and sides
MRF-B bracing
Mahogany neck with Ergoneck design
Ebony fretboard and bridge
Scale length: 650 mm (25.6")
Nut width: 52 mm (2.05")
Bone nut
Includes gig bag

Product specs

Available since	May 2020
Cutaway	No
Top	Solid Spruce
Back and sides	Cypress
Pickups	No
Fretboard	Ebony
Scale	650 mm
Colour	Natural
Case	No
Gig Bag	Yes

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What type of wood is used for the Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar?: The Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar features a solid spruce top and cypress back and sides, which contribute to its bright and percussive flamenco sound.
Is the Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar suitable for traditional flamenco playing?: Yes, the Alhambra 7FC Blanca is designed with traditional flamenco playing in mind, offering a bright tone and quick response ideal for flamenco techniques.
Does the Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar come with a case?: The Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar does not come with a hard case but includes a gig bag for protection and easy transport.
What is the scale length of the Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar?: The Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar has a scale length of 650 mm, providing a comfortable playing experience for most guitarists.
Does the Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar have any pickups installed?: No, the Alhambra 7FC Blanca Flamenco guitar does not come with pickups, as it is designed for purely acoustic performance.

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PROS

Exceptional sound quality, blending flamenco and classical tones
Exquisite craftsmanship with a beautifully finished, easy-to-play neck
Unique cypress aroma enhances the playing experience
Versatile for both flamenco and classical music styles
Slim, flat neck improves playability for extended practice sessions
Comes with a high-quality case and alternative bridge for customizable action
Strong bass projection and rich treble, especially with Aquila strings
Good dynamic range, allowing expressive performance

CONS

Original plastic peg heads are prone to rattling and cracking
Requires modification for classical setup, like changing the bridge saddle
Golpeador removal process can be cumbersome due to glue residue

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Taller saddles can be used on flamenco guitars to achieve a more classical tone by increasing string height and reducing buzz.
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Alhambra 7FC is said to have less sustain compared to classical guitars, making it less ideal for traditional classical pieces.
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Rosette Diamond tie blocks are recommended for newer Alhambra models to address low action and potential buzzing on the 6th string.
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Flamenco negras with spruce tops and rosewood backs are favored for their ability to handle both flamenco and classical styles, offering a versatile alternative to owning multiple guitars.
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about 5 years ago

A lot of guitar for the money, with one exception

I bought this second hand at a very good price, in close to mint condition. It had a typical flamenco setup, with very low action and a big, transparent golpeador. But the guitar itself had great potential as a classical guitar, with a body depth on par with many classical guitars. So I de-flamencoed it. First step was making a new bone bridge saddle, raising the action to 3 mm on the treble side and slightly less than 4 mm on the bass side. This made the guitar buzz-free, but still very easy to play. Then I removed the golpeador. It took a while to get rid of all the glue, but since the finish is polyurethane, I could use potent thinners. No trace of the plastic monstrosity now.

Strung with Aquila Alhambra, this is a beautiful sounding guitar. Very rich treble, and great bass projection. Quite penetrating when I dig in, but with great dynamic range. First I tried d'Addario Pro Arté strings, but they sounded very dull on this guitar, especially the trebles. The Aquilas really made this guitar come alive.

But there is a weak point, and that is the plastic peg heads. A bad rattle in one of them, and cracks in two of the others. I replaced them with similar looking heads of better quality, and now everything is stable and nice. It's a shame Alhambra use low quality plastic for this part, but that is my only complaint.

Flamenco still sounds great on this one, and I could always put in the old bridge if I want low action and rattling strings. But that golpeador is never touching this fine spruce top again.

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Fareed Haque

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” I love the Alhambra line of classical guitars! The Flamenco models 7fp and 10fp are fantastic recording guitars!

Traditional spanish sound and construction, superb playability and intonation, impeccable balance. The thinline classical acoustic electrics serve me perfectly in live settings at rock concert volumes, they still provide an excellent sound with minimal feedback issues. Blending in mic and pickup at lower volumes has produced a lovely tone, with audience members and musicians alike loving the sound, unaware that the guitar was amplified at all!

At the upper end, the Luthier and Professional models are true concert guitars. I have owned Fleta, Rodriguez, Ramirez, Rubio guitars. The Alhambra guitars stand side by side with these historic guitars. The Alhambra concert guitars are powerful, with fantastic projection and a fat, clear sound, musical, expressive and dynamic – a great performing guitar at a fraction of the price!”