Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Product Description
After being founded in 1944, Enrique Keller S. A. (EKSA) has grown to become one of the largest manufacturers of Spanish guitars in the world. Our products are highly respected by musicians of all genres who value the extraordinary depth and richness of the sound produced by our guitars. In order to the quality of our core products, such as the Admira brand, we continue to make them at EKSA's original location in northern Spain.
From the Manufacturer
Admira TRIANA Guitar
Jaime B.
Reviewed in Spain on February 9, 2025
Relacion calidad precio.
Juaki
Reviewed in Spain on July 28, 2023
Por su precio no puede venir mejor ya que sus materiales son de buena calidad y da un sonido bastante bonito
Eduard
Reviewed in Spain on September 23, 2022
Comprado a través de Fanfarria. Bien envuelta, doble caja de cartón y papel burbuja. Inmaculada.No soy un gran guitarrista... casi ni soy guitarrista, pero a mi me parece una EXCELENTE guitarra por ese precio. La volvería a comprar y la recomendaría.
Edy Garcia
Reviewed in Spain on October 6, 2021
Después de un mes de uso, muy contento con el sonido y el acabado. No entiendo mucho de guitarras pero me complace en todas sus características. Ideal para iniciarse y si la cosa sigue adelante, hacerse con una artesanal y seguir con esta con cariño. Así que animo a este tipo de compradores.
JoseFe
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2021
The purchase was easy, just the quality of the guitar was not that great. The return of the items was easy and painless. God bless The United States!!!
Francisco D.
Reviewed in Spain on October 15, 2020
Primero lo que no me ha gustado: venía con un desconchón en un canto por la parte de atrás, como de un golpe o algo así; no era aparatoso y lo he podido disimular bastante bien, pero aparte de eso me ha dejado sorprendido, después de cambiarle la cejuela del puente por una de hueso y bajarle un poquito la altura de las cuerdas, el sonido es sorprendente (también suena muy bien tal como viene) y supongo mejorará cuando le ponga unas cuerdas buenas, además me parece preciosa. La verdad es que muy gratamente sorprendido, he tenido y tengo guitarras más caras que, al menos en el sonido, no justifican la diferencia de precio (supongo que si en las maderas). Es por lo que no me he planteado la devolución por el golpe, no le afecta al sonido y apenas se nota.
Shukareske
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019
In my search for an affordable beginner Flamenco guitar I came across the Admira Triana which was released early 2019. Strangely enough Admira still does not have this guitar listed on their site. Not sure why because it's an incredible deal for what you get! As I write this review Amazon lists this as "Classical" guitar, but that is not correct. Flamenco guitars have lower string action and a shallower body than classical guitars, which this absolutely does! Also, spruce wood used for the top soundboard are indicative of Flamenco guitars. Classical guitars are usually cedar. The one interesting feature of the Triana is that the sides and back are maple, which is normally cypress or sycamore construction for flamenco guitars. I'm guessing a big reason for the use of maple was to get the cost down but retain the flamenco sound, and it sure has it!After a day of playing I'm completely satisfied with this guitar! It has that real bright, punchy, attacking flamenco sound! Comes with a clear tap plate (golpeador) not installed so that you can custom cut however you want. Even though I am new to flamenco I have a lifetime of stringed instrument experience and would recommend the Triana to any aspiring beginner of flamenco! Additionally, Admira still does not have a North American distributor so having one here is pretty unique.I managed to get the last one on Amazon for $299, the rest are $383... that's a bit steep. You can get one on Reverb.com right now for $285 with their Labor Day sale. The list price for this in Spain and the rest of the EU is 165€ which is $181 USD. So if you figure in shipping a guitar from the EU it adds $70 to $120 to the overall cost. There are shops online in Spain, France and UK that will ship to the US and could probably get it even cheaper than here. Olé! 💃🏻
Recommended Products
