Spanish guitars from Enrique Keller, S.A. Among the highlights of the 2015 edition of Musikmesse, we can't overlook the importance of making nylon-string guitars, Spanish, flamenco and classical, in Spain.
A source of products exported all over the world and a global leader in our country's know-how for this instrument. Taking a closer look at the highlights, we now focus on the brand Admira, present as every year in a prominent spot in the string instruments section, the Spanish guitar area of Musikmesse Frankfurt 2015.

From its founding in 1944 to the present day, Enrique Keller S.A. (EKSA) has become one of the most important makers of Spanish guitars in the world, Guitarras Admira. Musicians of the most varied trends and styles value the quality of its products.
To guarantee the quality of its flagship product, grouped under the Admira brand, the company continues to build it at its headquarters in northern Spain. With more than 10,000 square meters of facilities and a highly specialized team of craftspeople, very high-quality guitars are designed, built and marketed using techniques that combine the best of tradition with the latest advances in stringed instrument manufacturing. Its catalog brings together the classical guitar and the acoustic along with the most recent trends in electrified guitars. Admira guitars are sold in more than 50 countries across Europe, Asia and the Americas. Highlighting the quality of the materials (solid cedar and German spruce tops, ebony or East Indian rosewood for bridges and mahogany necks reinforced with ebony or rosewood), we show details of four new models displayed at the show that we will soon put through the test bench of ISP Música Magazine.
Admira A5 Guitar Model
We review the new products presented at the show, such as the Admira A05, with a solid cedar top, East Indian rosewood back and sides, binding on the top and back, a mahogany neck with rosewood reinforcement, gold Lira tuning machines, Savarez strings and a suggested retail price of 219 €

Admira A10 Guitar Model
Another of the new products presented at the show is the Admira A10, with a cedar top, East Indian rosewood back and sides, binding on the top and back, a mahogany neck with rosewood reinforcement, gold Lira tuning machines, Savarez strings and a suggested retail price of 310 €

Admira A15 Guitar Model
Its new releases from the show continue with the Admira A15, with a solid cedar top, East Indian rosewood back and sides, binding on the top and back, a mahogany neck with rosewood reinforcement, ebony fretboard, rosewood bridge, gold Lira tuning machines, Savarez strings and a suggested retail price of 390 €

Admira A15 Guitar Model
The new releases from the show go on with the Admira A20, with a solid cedar top, East Indian rosewood back and sides, binding on the top and back, a mahogany neck with ebony reinforcement, ebony fretboard, rosewood bridge, gold Lira tuning machines, Savarez strings and a suggested retail price of 635 €
Admira A15 Guitar Model
Another of its new releases from the show: the Admira F-4, with a solid spruce top, flamed maple back and sides, binding on the top and back, a mahogany neck with rosewood reinforcement, ebony fretboard, rosewood bridge, gold Lira tuning machines, Savarez strings and a suggested retail price of 350 €

