Segovia

Raised in his father’s workshop — with Teodoro himself having apprenticed and worked in the legendary José Ramírez workshop for 26 years — the ‘Segovia’ model guitar is Sergio Pérez’s embodiment of a path carved by tradition and prestigious heritage, and inspired by the great Andrés Segovia.

A soundboard of the finest cedar imparts generous warmth and boldness, while the Madagascar rosewood adds considerable richness and depth, colouring the overall resonance and rounding each note to produce a sonorous tone that reflects the noble, unmistakably Spanish voice that defined Segovia’s legacy.

The overall playing experience is one that inspires supreme confidence. A solid feeling neck provides unwavering stability, the profile well shaped for effortless movement across the entire fingerboard. Precision fretwork and accurate intonation bring further assurance, producing impeccably well-tuned notes in all registers. These qualities give the instrument a reassuring feel that supports precise and expressive playing.

Every visual detail has been thoughtfully considered to enhance the instrument’s presence. The back and sides of Madagascar rosewood reveal a striking, naturally figured grain, evoking depth and luxury. The deep brown, ebony-like hue of the headstock and binding elevate the instrument with a dignified, classic aura. The rosette follows a traditional aesthetic — intricate, elegant and timeless. A highly polished fretboard and immaculate fretwork bring the whole design into harmony. This highlights not only the immense quality of the craftsmanship and heritage of Sergio Perez as a maker, but serves to prove he is not simply riding the coat tails of his father’s reputation, but forging a name for himself as one of the finest and complete makers of his generation.

Sergio Pérez’s Segovia model satisfies both the practical mind and the expressive heart — precise under the fingers, poetic to the ear. It is for those who want total command of their sound, without sacrificing soul — and who recognise the privilege of owning an instrument that tomorrow’s players will look to as a benchmark of taste and tradition.