Hello, thank you very much. It is a Ronroco (or baritone charango) from the Luthier Pablo Richter from Buenos Aires. More information is available here: pablorichter.com.ar/en/mis-instrumentos/
Thanks very much for your recording info - interesting!! I would very much like to try the black strings you are using - what make are they please, and where did you buy them?? I have only ever seen Aquilas for Ronroco. Best, Carl
+Karan Singh Yes. Have a look, please: th-cam.com/video/Kp7LSwM588Y/w-d-xo.html (Argentina tuning) there is another common way to tune the instrument: th-cam.com/video/EHupDlIoIgg/w-d-xo.html (Bolivia tuning)
Karan Singh Just to explain something, this is tuning for an Argentinian ronrocco. The original which was invented in Bolivia by the Hermosa brothers is bigger, and tuned exactly as a charango but one octave lower AND with a different string set up. The Argentinian ronrocco is a bit more user friendly but doesn't always produce the deep baritone voice. Its more for individual concert plucking where as the orginal can be plucked but was also used as a strumming rhythm instrument
Hello! That was beautiful. Thank you for sharing! I am curious as to which model of ronroco from Sr. Richter that is? I am looking to buy one myself and I am trying to get an idea of the difference in sound quality. Thanks!
Hi, this model is built with chilean rauli. Visit Pablo Richters homepage: www.charangos.com.ar Pablo Richter will answer your emails and questions for sure! Have a nice day.
Great - thanks again for your helpful info!!! Keep up the brilliant music making!! Carl
Muy bueno !
Muchas gracias
Bravo !!! El Classico !!!
Amazing
Merci
Brother, amazing!!.. Who is the lauther of that Ronroco?? Or is it a charango? What is number size of it??..
You play it amazing!!.. Regards!
Hello, thank you very much. It is a Ronroco (or baritone charango) from the Luthier Pablo Richter from Buenos Aires. More information is available here: pablorichter.com.ar/en/mis-instrumentos/
SUPERB - lovely sound and playing!! Would really like to know details of how you recorded this - I have the same PR Ronroco!! Best wishes, Carl
TABS!!?? AWESOME!! BRAVISIIIMO
Sorry, no tabs. Thanks for your kind comment.
Desafortunadamente, no hay TABS. Gracias por el cumplido.
Thanks very much for your recording info - interesting!! I would very much like to try the black strings you are using - what make are they please, and where did you buy them?? I have only ever seen Aquilas for Ronroco. Best, Carl
Medina Artigas Charango Strings. Nylon 1230. ebay.
Is there a tab version of the tune available??
I`m sorry, I don`t have any tabs in the moment. Thank you for the interest.
that's lovely!! @mva - how do you tune a ronroco?
+Bigfoot Guitars Hi, the ronroco is tuned: DGBEB. The 5th and 6th strings are an octave apart. You offer some interesting guitars. Have a nice day.
+MvA thanks mate :-) I appreciate that. So DGBEB is low to high?
+Karan Singh Yes. Have a look, please: th-cam.com/video/Kp7LSwM588Y/w-d-xo.html (Argentina tuning)
there is another common way to tune the instrument: th-cam.com/video/EHupDlIoIgg/w-d-xo.html (Bolivia tuning)
Karan Singh Just to explain something, this is tuning for an Argentinian ronrocco. The original which was invented in Bolivia by the Hermosa brothers is bigger, and tuned exactly as a charango but one octave lower AND with a different string set up. The Argentinian ronrocco is a bit more user friendly but doesn't always produce the deep baritone voice. Its more for individual concert plucking where as the orginal can be plucked but was also used as a strumming rhythm instrument
Hello! That was beautiful. Thank you for sharing! I am curious as to which model of ronroco from Sr. Richter that is? I am looking to buy one myself and I am trying to get an idea of the difference in sound quality. Thanks!
Hi, this model is built with chilean rauli. Visit Pablo Richters homepage: www.charangos.com.ar Pablo Richter will answer your emails and questions for sure! Have a nice day.