2026 Sergio Pérez "Segovia" CD/IN
| Year | 2026 |
| Top | Cedar |
| Back & Sides | Indian Rosewood |
| Scale Length | 650 mm |
| Nut width | 52 mm |
| Finish | French Polish |
| Top Construction | Traditional |
| Bracing | 5 Fans |
| Body resonance | G |
| Tuners | Rubner |
| Weight | 3.70lbs / 1678g |
| Condition | New |
| Country | Spain |
| Case | Black Hardshell |
| Exchange | ExchangePlus |
| Luthier | Sergio Pérez |
$9,500.00
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Description
This 2026 Sergio Pérez "Segovia" is a cedar and Indian rosewood classical guitar, hand-built in the Pérez family workshop in Madrid.
The "Segovia" Model
Sergio's "Segovia" model (named after the Spanish city, not the famous guitarist!) is made with top-quality materials all around, including a lovely cedar top and, for the back and sides, a lush set of Indian rosewood taken from their premium stock, which features beautiful (and a bit wild!) grain patterns. It features ornate detailing – particularly in the rosette and top purfling – making it a treat to the eye both in materials and craftsmanship.
Sound and Playability
It produces a focused, deep and textured sound that has great dynamics and expression. It has plenty of power and refinement of tone – a great choice for concert performance and recording alike. Like every guitar we have seen from the Pérez workshop, the set-up is superb and the attention to detail is impeccable. A hardshell case is included with this guitar.
Background
Sergio Pérez: Born into a Madrid Guitar Workshop
Sergio Pérez is one of those luthiers who was literally born into it. His father, Teodoro Pérez, made guitars at the Ramírez shop (his guitars are stamped GPM) for 25 years before setting out on his own, and Sergio pretty much grew up in his father's shop, officially joining his father in 1998, at the age of 18. After fourteen years as an apprentice to his father, Sergio has been making his own guitars alongside him, and we are very pleased to be representing Sergio in the US.
The Madrid School
Sergio's guitars are exceptional examples of the Madrid school, as expected. He names his models after cities in Spain, and like everything from the Pérez workshop, they are built to the same high standards of fit and finish.
Feel free to contact us with any questions. It’s what we’re here for!

