Admira Crossover cutaway Acoustic-Electric classical nylon string guitar MADE in SPAIN with solid cedar top

TheAdmira Crossover classical guitar is the perfect hybrid solution by combining the character of a solid cedar topped classical guitar with the familiar feel of a non-classical acoustic neck profile. Halfway between a conventional six-string steel acoustic guitar and a traditional 48mm wide classical neck with a 20´´ radius fretboard. Suddenly the journey into the wonderful world of classical guitars becomes easy and fun with a guitar that is manageable, comfortable and cutting edge in its design.

The ARTESANA Series is made with the union between the body and the neck of the guitar through the Spanish heel. This construction is considered the most traditional in the production of Spanish classical guitars. It gives greater stability and sound projection to the guitars.

Our ARTESANA guitars are a fusion of selected top quality materials, designs and traditional manufacturing techniques crafted by our highly skilled and passionate luthiers. Our luthiers use traditional craft methods to produce guitars with exceptional tone, clarity and expression.
This is what makes the Artesana Series our crown jewel.

• top: solid cedar
• sides and back: rosewood
• machine head: lyre gold, black buttons
• bridge: rosewood
• saddle: bone
• - Neck: Mahogany, 20' radius acoustic guitar shape
• - Width nut at 1st fret : 1.89' (48 mm)
• - Truss rod : Dual action
• - Fingerboard: Rosewood
• - Bridge: Rosewood
• - Body binding: Ebony/Maple/EBony (top and back)
• - Electronics: Fishman Classica Blend pickup and preamp system with Chromatic Tuner,Volume control, 3 band EQ, Notch and phase control, and mic blend button
• - Size: 4/4
• - Scale lenth: 25.59' (650 mm)
• - Finish: High gloss
• - Made in Spain

guitar measurements and scales (mm.)
CROSSOVER

• upper nut 48
• lower nut 80
• sacle length 650
• thickness upper arm 21
• thickness lower arm 25
• upper contour width 100
• lower contour width 101

Admira Guitars are without doubt one of the most popular and biggest selling Spanish classical guitar brands in the world today. Admira are firmly rooted in Spain with their manufacturing workshops still based in Zarautz, northern Spain.

Founded in Spain in 1944 by German born Enrique Keller Fritsch, Keller - Admira have continued to manufacture their guitars with the same quality focus and artisanal integrity that have seen them reach their current global status.

The process of manufacturing Classical Guitars does not easily lend itself to the kind of automation often found in similar areas, so they retain a large, highly skilled workforce with only a few specifically automated processes. The vast majority of each guitar is built and finished by hand.

For many years now, Admira guitars have been the classical guitar of choice for teachers, students and professionals alike. With a variety of models tailored to suit, many models are regularly specified as the must-haves by local education authorities and experts alike.