The Ortega Requinto Series RQC25 is a testament to the art of classical guitar crafting, designed with both tradition and innovation in mind. This petite powerhouse hails from the rich heritage of Mexican and Latin American music, providing a unique voice that resonates with the soul of trío romántico and traditional folk genres. Despite its compact size, the RQC25 boasts a deeper body depth, producing a surprisingly robust and resonant sound that’s perfect for intimate acoustic settings where amplification isn't an option.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this requinto features a solid cedar top that enhances its dynamic range, while the sapele back and sides contribute to its warm tonal character. The okoume neck is complemented by a walnut fretboard, offering a smooth playing experience that will delight both seasoned musicians and beginners. Additionally, the inclusion of a 2-way truss rod ensures optimal neck stability and playability over time. With its elegant natural matte finish, the Ortega RQC25 not only sounds exquisite but looks the part too.

Ideal for those seeking a classical guitar with a distinctive flair, the RQC25 is a harmonious blend of tradition and modern craftsmanship.

Key Features:

• Top: Cedar
• Back and Sides: Sapele
• Neck: Okoume
• Fretboard: Walnut
• Scale Length: 535 mm
• Nut Width: 50 mm
• Body Depth: 110 mm
• Walnut Bridge
• 2-Way Truss Rod

Product specs

FAQs

What type of wood is used for the Ortega RQC25 Requinto's top, and how does it affect the sound?

The Ortega RQC25 Requinto features a cedar top, which is known for producing a warm, rich, and resonant sound with strong projection, making it ideal for classical and fingerstyle playing.

Does the Ortega RQC25 Requinto come with a pickup system for amplification?

No, the Ortega RQC25 Requinto does not include a pickup system, meaning it is designed for purely acoustic performance without built-in electronics for amplification.

What is the neck profile like on the Ortega RQC25 Requinto, and is it comfortable for beginners?

The Ortega RQC25 Requinto features a satin-finished okoume neck with a walnut fretboard, providing a smooth and comfortable playing experience suitable for both beginners and experienced players.

Is the Ortega RQC25 Requinto suitable for travel or portable use?

With its compact size and 110mm body depth, the Ortega RQC25 Requinto is more portable than standard classical guitars, making it a convenient option for travel or musicians on the go.

What is the scale length of the Ortega RQC25 Requinto, and how does it impact playability?

The Ortega RQC25 Requinto has a scale length of 650 mm, which is standard for classical guitars, offering comfortable fret spacing and ease of play across the fretboard.