Good classical guitars

[Killerguitar]

Hi everyone. I m looking for a classical guitar with a budget of about 500? Any recommendations? I m looking into the spanish makers as i heard that they r pretty good. I hear that a Solid Cedar top is the way to go. Any suggessions? Thanks guys.. Cheers

 

[penta-tonic]

wow ure looking into spanish makers with a budget of 500? i think im gonna look for goodall guitars with a budget of 100 bucks.

 

[Killerguitar]

I saw a couple of brands namely Alhambra 1c, Raimundo 104-b and MOD 112. They r all made in Spain with soild tops. They are going for between 450 - 600.But i just want more opinions. I thank you for ur very useful remark Pentatonic..It was highly enlightening, insightful and well thought.

 

[TravisK]

Spanish guitars...i love!!

Try Manuel Rodriguez series. Pretty Awesome!
And the Admira series too for really affordable spanish guitars.

 

[robb]

I would advice you to go to some shops and try out and try not to think of the brand or country it came from. There was one time I tried a $400+ china made guitar and it sounded very good but of course, finding these guitars are pretty rare.

Oh, you can check out antonio sanchez. My friend has a >$500 model and it sounds great.

 

[Killerguitar]

Hey guys thanks alot. can any of u guys remember where to get these guitars? I have only been around to Tomas music, Yamaha and Maestro guitars. Thanks alot..

 

[penta-tonic]

the last spanish made classical went for 6000 euros, u might wanna check on the location those guitars u mentioned are made, but well, it doesnt really matter actually, as long as u are happy with the sound, thats good.

 

[Killerguitar]

the last spanish made classical went for 6000 euros, u might wanna check on the location those guitars u mentioned are made, but well, it doesnt really matter actually, as long as u are happy with the sound, thats good.

Yeahh thats really true.. Because a Maestro sales man told me that the lower end Alhambra's r made in China (Model 1c). But it is printed made in Spain on the guitar. Its rather confusing.. to be honest.