Hermanos Camps "Primera Blanca" SP/CY

The Hermanos Camps “Primera Blanca” is a new concert-level flamenco blanca with a spruce top and cypress back and sides, made in Girona, Spain, and certified by flamenco guitarist Manuel Granados.

A Concert-Level Flamenco Blanca

The “Primera Blanca” model is a concert-level instrument weighing in at +/- 1250 grams. It has the characteristic qualities of a great blanca – snappy responsiveness, with the focus of the sound concentrated at the attack.

Great Response and Easy Action

With great ease this guitar can be navigated in any musical direction – thanks to the great response, easy action and accurate setup (assisted by the reinforced neck). Fantastic value for the money. A new hardshell case is included with this guitar.

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A Family Workshop in Girona Since 1945

For players seeking a traditional-style Spanish classical or flamenco guitar, these instruments by Hermanos Camps simply can’t be topped. The workshop was founded in 1945 by Juan Camps Coll in Banyoles, in the Catalan province of Girona, and is run today by his sons, the brothers Jordi and Javier Camps, who learned everything from their father from a very early age. All of their guitars are built in their own workshop in Girona.

Lightweight Build, Easy Setup, Clean Fit and Finish

Jordi and Javier are focused on how to ensure that their guitars have a lightweight yet solid build, with an incredibly comfortable low and easy setup and precise attention to an ultra-clean “fit and finish”. Of course tone quality and balance are the ultimate concern, and we are extremely proud to say that these are among our better Spanish-made classical and flamenco guitars.

Primera Flamenco Guitars Certified by Manuel Granados

For their Primera flamenco models, the brothers have collaborated with acclaimed flamenco performer and pedagogue Manuel Granados, who tests and certifies each Primera before it leaves the workshop – with primary emphasis on the lightest but solid build possible and a true flamenco action, with just the right amount of sizzle from controlled fret buzz.

Tradition and Innovation

The guitars are built according to the traditional Spanish methods going back to Antonio de Torres, the father of the modern guitar. But the Camps workshop has always pursued innovation too – Juan Camps was forever experimenting with new building techniques, and today’s guitars include modern touches such as a truss rod inside the neck and, on their electroacoustic models, an amplification system with six independent saddles.