Spanish house founded in 1915 in Valencia, by his father Ricardo Sanchis, talented luthier who worked closely with Manuel Ramirez and Domingo Esteso.
Type: Flamenco Blanca
Top: solid spruce German "bookmatched"
Sides: Solid Cypress
Back: Solid cypress "bookmatched"
Neck: Spanish Cedar
Keys: Ebony
Bridge and head finish: Rosewood
Nut & saddle: bone solid
Tuners: Schaller gold Lyra
Finish: Nitrocellulose lacquer
Strings: D'Addario Pro Arte
Two microphones: B-Band UST and AST

The wood quality seems exceptional, but the decor (rosette, binding ,...) is barely worthy of a guitar at 49 euros (and I'm nice ...).
Given the sound quality, I am told that, for once, they preferred the quality, rather than aesthetics!

UTILIZATION

I'm surprised the race: I am more comfortable with my folk or electric.
Probably because of my big toes ...
The barre is much easier on my Serrano.
Another point which suits me perfectly: this guitar is very light.

SOUNDS

The sound I was looking for! Amplified or not, on the classical or via a multi-effect is currently the best sound I know (although there was a Schlemper I liked a lot, but 10x more expensive).

I may come across a good number, especially since it is a few years (bought 700 euros used): it must be rehearsed.

OVERALL OPINION

I did that for a month. I like its ease of play and especially its sound, amplified or not by an Ashdown Radiator 1.
What I hate is that all the other guitars seem to me now 'bland' (I sold my last week and my electric folk).