RST5 1/2
Approximately 560 mm scale length and a narrower nut. Ortega intends this size for children and situations where compactness matters.
View the 1/2 model →Product focus · Ortega Student Series
From 1/2 to 4/4, spruce to cedar, natural to matte black or Ocean Blue: the RST5 family lets you choose a classical guitar that suits the player, without unnecessarily complicating the choice.
Why this range?
Ortega presents the Student Series as a range designed for students, but built with materials and construction that can also suit musicians looking for a simple, accessible classical guitar.
The appeal of the RST5 family lies above all in its consistency: it retains a classic foundation, then choose the size, finish and, depending on the version, a spruce or cedar top.
Step 1
The right size is the one that lets you play comfortably. Scale length and nut width decrease on the smaller versions.
Approximately 560 mm scale length and a narrower nut. Ortega intends this size for children and situations where compactness matters.
View the 1/2 model →590 mm scale length and a 45 mm nut on current Ortega versions: more compact than a 4/4, with several finishes available.
View the 3/4 models →650 mm scale length and a 52 mm nut on current Student Series versions: traditional classical proportions.
View the 4/4 models →Step 2
Two top-wood variants are represented in the Musique Shop selection. The choice can be based as much on the desired character as on the model’s finish.
Most models in the selection use a spruce top, paired with catalpa back and sides in the current Student Series.
The RST5CG models in your selection offer a cedar-top option with a gloss finish, in 3/4 and standard sizes.
Step 3
A student guitar doesn’t have to be visually neutral. The RST5 is also available in finishes that move beyond the traditional natural look.
The traditional choice and the most widely represented in the range.
A more modern aesthetic without changing the instrument’s philosophy.
To move beyond natural while staying within the Student Series.
The Musique Shop selection
The cards below automatically retrieve the image, price, and availability directly from the Musique Shop product pages.
In summary
First choose between 1/2, 3/4, and 4/4. Only then compare the variants by the top and finish. It’s the simplest way to navigate the range without turning the choice of a classical guitar into a puzzle.
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