1,852 thoughts on “Classical Guitars for Sale”

    1. Re: 1974 Felix Manzanero for sale
      Erik Weisenberger

      : Felix Manzanero 1974 in original condition and original case if for collector please e-mail for details and photos

      1. Re: 1974 Felix Manzanero for sale
        Miguel A. Diaz. (mexican)

        Felix Manzanero 1975 sale. Original conditions.
        : : Felix Manzanero 1974 in original condition and original case if for collector please e-mail for details and photos

    1. Re: guitars to sell - Friederich 1987
      Gilles

      Dear all,

      I have a Friederich 1987 for sale. I am located in Paris. Please feel free to let me know if you are interested

      1. Friederich
        Anonymous

        Is the guitar still for sale/ what is the price? If it is sold, do you mind teling me the price? I am trying to learn the general value for future. Thank you.

    2. Re: guitars to sell
      Scott Deneault

      Dear Antoine,
      Is the Friederich guitar still for sale? If so, please let me know the price and condition of the guitar and also if it is a concert model, recitale or Arpege model. Thank you,Scott Deneault.

    3. Re: guitars to sell
      britt

      i need advice on what guitar is the best to start learning on?

      : Olivier Fandon d’Andon 1992 7 strings
      : Daniel Friederich 1968 n° 220 (historic guitar)
      : Prices and details available.

    4. Daniel Friederich guitar
      Heiner Musiol

      Hallo,

      is the guitar still for sale? I live in Germany, my French is poor, but if you speak English or German I would like to hear from you (phone 0049-2291-807077).

      Regards,

      Heiner musiol

      2. Re: Daniel Friederich guitar
        Do Tuan Viet

        : Hallo,

        : is the guitar still for sale? I live in Germany, my French is poor, but if you speak English or German I would like to hear from you (phone 0049-2291-807077).

        : Regards,

        : Heiner musiol
        Could you email me about types of wood used for back and sides, fingerboard and price, certainly

    3. Re: Traphagen Guitar for Sale
      Skip Schermer

      please send me details if your guitar is Brazilian Rosewood with Spruce top and a 660 scale … I am on the verge of buying in the next week.

    1. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
      wayne

      : 1971 Ensenada Acoustic Guitar with Hard case $250
      : email me for info. and photos
      : thank you

      i would like to see this guitar

    2. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
      Garth Engelbright

      I own an Ensanada 12-String guitar. I own and have owned many a fine guitar in my day as well. Off brand models such as a 1976 Ibanez Les-Paul Custom – also, as with the Ensada, manufactured in Japan. Sweet playing beauty. A Martin D-28, enough said on that. Also a Takamini Electro-acoustic, a very speedy fellow with quick action for those apareggios and scale sessions. Ahh…but the Ensanada is in my humble opinion a very trusty guitar for everyday playing. Purchased my Ensanada for $275 with a hardshell and a Dean pickup, mint condiiton might I add in 1991. It would be worth it.

      1. Ensenada black guitar - beautiful - need info on origin
        catherine Bassetti

        I purchased a used Ensenada guitar recently. Used, but in great condition, black with inlaid work. If anyone can offer some information on the possible origin and age of this beauty, I would like to hear. thanks, Catherine Can send photo

      1. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
        kent theaker

        : : 1971 Ensenada Acoustic Guitar with Hard case $250
        : : email me for info. and photos
        : : thank you

        Hi can you send me a pic and please can you tell me what a 1971 Ensenada sold date nov 26 1971 in mint cond i worth thanks

      2. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
        Bob

        Hello, I am a Flamenco and Classical guitarist who lives in Fl. I recenty purchased an Ensenada Classical guitar to fix up and sell, Can you tell me if this company is still in business or if they have a web sight or any other info you may have about Ensenada Guitars. I have never heard of them and have been unable to find anything on the internet. Your help would be greatly appreicated. Thanks Bob

        1. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
          charles kidd

          Instruments previously produced in Japan, circa 1970s. Distributed by Strum & Drum of Chicago, Illinois.

          The Ensenada trademark was a brandname of U.S. importers Strum & Drum of Chicago, Illinois. Strum and Drum were later owners of the National trademark, acquired when Valco´s holdings were auctioned off. Ensenada instruments were distributed between roughly 1973 to 1974.

          (Source: Michael Wright, Guitar Stories Volume One)

        1. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
          david

          Do you still have the guitar and case for sale.

          : : : 1971 Ensenada Acoustic Guitar with Hard case $250
          : : : email me for info. and photos
          : : : thank you

      4. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
        Roger Cline

        I have had an Ensenada acoustic guitar that I picked up from a guy in Florida in 1980. Where can
        I find more about this guitar maker ? Everyone I have asked has never heard of them. All searches
        on the web come up empty with the exception of the fact that Fender made guitars in Ensenada, Mexico.

        1. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
          jake

          i have a acoustic 1971 ensenada 12 string and also i know nothing about it , i think they went out of buisness years ago

          1. Re: 1971 Ensenada Guitar For sale
            charles Kidd

            Instruments previously produced in Japan, circa 1970s. Distributed by Strum & Drum of Chicago, Illinois.

            The Ensenada trademark was a brandname of U.S. importers Strum & Drum of Chicago, Illinois. Strum and Drum were later owners of the National trademark, acquired when Valco´s holdings were auctioned off. Ensenada instruments were distributed between roughly 1973 to 1974.

            (Source: Michael Wright, Guitar Stories Volume One)

      2. 12 String Ensenada
        Max Isley

        I found a 12 string Ensenada that’s need some work I was wondering what you could tell me about it and how much it would be worth. On the pick guard it has one humming bird and one butterfly and some flowers on it. On the inside the only thing I can make out is 73E2

      3. Ensenada Guitars
        Cathy

        Here’s all that I can tell you:
        Ensenada guitars were produced in Japan in the 70’s. They were distributed in the US by Strum & Drum company of Chicago. This company(strum and drum) owned the National trademark in the 70’s and produced Japanese National guitars for a while.
        Ensenada’s are pretty good guitars, kinda rare but not very valuable.
        https://www.guitarsite.com/discussion/messages/12967.shtml
        Instruments previously produced in Japan, circa 1970s. Distributed by Strum & Drum of Chicago, Illinois.
        The Ensenada trademark was a brand name of U.S. importers Strum & Drum of Chicago, Illinois. Strum and Drum were later owners of the National trademark, acquired when Valco´s holdings were auctioned off. Ensenada instruments were distributed between roughly 1973 to 1974.
        (Source: Michael Wright, Guitar Stories Volume One)
        Nowadays Fender makes a line of guitars under the Ensenada name, but these have nothing to do with the vintage Ensenada line of guitars.
        Having learned to play guitar in the 1960s, I’ve seen lots of guitars come and go. I have never heard of a vintage “electric” Ensenada guitar except for a few acoustic guitars that have been modified by adding a transducer.
        My Ensenada FG-40 plain looking acoustic parlor size guitar is one of the old Japanese models imported in the 1970s by the Strum & Drum Company of Chicago, IL. Mine has a white label with the model number as well as a little gold “MADE IN JAPAN” sticker on the back of the headstock, between the tuning gear.
        Its my experience that these were actually some of the best made guitars for the outlay that one could buy on a working-person’s wages back in the day. They cost half the price of equivalent Yamaha and Ibanez models but were on a par in quality, durability and playability.
        My forty year-old parlor model still sounds better today than my nearly new Dean Exotica dreadnought does without plugging the Dean into an amp. In a way I’m kinda glad that my Ensenada doesn’t hold a high collector value, or I’d be tempted to sell it. Then I’m sure I’d be angry with myself for getting rid of a guitar that I like so much to play. Cathy

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