Ortega Requinto Guitar Cedar EQ
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Essential Information About the Ortega RQ39E Guitar
Essential Information About the Ortega RQ39E Guitar
- Requinto format: a more compact, lively, and responsive guitar, ideal for high registers and precise rhythms.
- Solid cedar top for a quick response, warm midrange, and great touch sensitivity.
- Electro-acoustic with Ortega MagusGo preamp: convenient for amplified playing without losing the "nylon" spirit.
- Modern comfort: wide 50 mm nut and double-action truss rod for reliable neck relief adjustment.
Manufacturer Information
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Ortega RQ: The German Approach to the Modern Classical Guitar
Founded in 1994, Ortega develops instruments inspired by traditional classical lutherie methods, while adding German-influenced design and quality control standards. The RQ series highlights formats designed to meet various needs and body types, with attention to practical details for today's musician, both at home and on stage.
Who Is This Electro-Acoustic Requinto For?
The Ortega RQ39E targets beginner to intermediate guitarists looking for a more spirited classical guitar that is easy to transport, as well as musicians seeking an instrument dedicated to high-pitched parts (melodies, counter-melodies) within an ensemble. The requinto format is especially suitable for Latin styles, traditional music, precise accompaniment, and any playing that requires clear attack and excellent definition.
Sound
The solid cedar top delivers a naturally warm tone, with a soft attack and quick response that enhances fingerstyle, arpeggios, and dynamics. The sapele back and sides boost projection and clarity, providing clean lows and well-defined highs, which suits the brighter character of a requinto very well. When plugged in, the Ortega MagusGo electronics offer a usable sound for rehearsals and stage performances, while maintaining a comfortable classical playing feel.
Technical specifications
| Type | requinto | Truss rod | double action |
| Top | solid cedar | Headstock veneer | walnut |
| Back and sides | sapele | Fingerboard | walnut |
| Body depth | 110 mm / 4.33" | Bridge | walnut |
| Finish | natural satin | System | Ortega MagusGo |
| Neck | okoumé | Model | RQ39E |
| Nut width | 50 mm / 1.97" | Case | deluxe padded gig bag included |
Questions frequently asked
What musical styles is an electro-acoustic requinto guitar suitable for?
This model is suitable for Latin styles, traditional music, and high-pitched parts such as melodies or counter-melodies. Its solid cedar top promotes a quick response for arpeggios and fingerstyle playing.
Can the Ortega RQ39E be plugged in for stage use?
The built-in Ortega MagusGo electronics allow for plugged-in use during rehearsals and on stage. The playing character remains that of a classical guitar.
What is the nut width of this requinto?
The nut measures 50 mm wide, which is 1.97 inches.
What woods make up the body of this guitar?
The top is made of solid cedar, while the back and sides are sapele. This combination provides a warm tone and clear projection. The fingerboard and bridge are made of walnut.
Is a gig bag included with this requinto guitar?
A padded deluxe gig bag is included. It facilitates the transportation of this requinto-size instrument.


