Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What are the key features of the Ortega Guitars Requinto Series Pro 6 String Acoustic Guitar? A: The key features include a solid spruce top, sapele back and sides, an okoume neck, walnut fretboard and bridge, and a cutaway design. It has a 535 mm scale, 110 mm body depth, 50 mm nut width, 18 frets, and chrome-plated tuning machines.
- Q: Is the Ortega Requinto guitar suitable for beginners? A: Yes, the Ortega Requinto guitar is suitable for beginners due to its smaller size and lighter body, making it easier to handle and play compared to traditional classical guitars.
- Q: What type of music is the Ortega Requinto guitar best for? A: The Ortega Requinto guitar is ideal for traditional folk music, Trío romántico groups, and acoustic performances where amplification is not possible.
- Q: Does the Ortega Requinto guitar come with any accessories? A: Yes, the Ortega Requinto guitar includes a free deluxe gig bag for easy transport and protection.
- Q: What is the significance of the 12-hole bridge on the Ortega Requinto guitar? A: The 12-hole bridge provides a greater break angle for strings, resulting in a cleaner, crisper sound and allowing for faster string replacement.
- Q: How should I care for my Ortega Requinto guitar? A: To care for your Ortega Requinto guitar, store it in a cool, dry place, avoid exposure to extreme temperatures and humidity, and regularly clean the strings and body to maintain its condition.
- Q: Can the Ortega Requinto guitar be used for amplified performances? A: While the Ortega Requinto guitar is designed for acoustic performances, it can be used for amplified performances with the appropriate pickup system installed.
- Q: What is the body depth of the Ortega Requinto guitar? A: The body depth of the Ortega Requinto guitar is 110 mm, which contributes to its louder sound compared to traditional small body guitars.
- Q: Does the Ortega Requinto guitar have a warranty? A: Warranty details may vary by retailer, but Ortega typically offers a limited warranty on their guitars. Check with your retailer for specific warranty information.
- Q: What are the differences between a requinto guitar and a standard classical guitar? A: A requinto guitar is smaller with a shorter scale length and deeper body, making it louder and more suitable for specific genres, while a standard classical guitar has a larger body and longer scale.