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Review by
a visitor on 10.3.2010
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This is the only guitar I own that does not have a solid top. (I own 8 guitars with various scale-length). I have kept it as a reliable CG when traveling. The scale length is 610mm and the neck width is 47mm Good value for an adult with shorter than 9" finger span or a young player that wants to try a nylon-string guitar. I paid under $125. a coupe of years back.It was made in Rfomania -vintage 2005- A bettter instrument than the original CL141 of earlier vintage.Overall length of 36 1/4 inches with a sound box of 17 1/8 inches it produces a better than average volume for a laminated-top guitar in this size category.Before I bought it I tested three other better-know brands with similar scale-length(609 - 610mm),also laminated tops, within the same price renge up to $150. and I felt this model was the best of the group even when it was the 2nd less expensive of the four.
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It keep the tuning after new strings are "streched" (by the third day of use no further tuning is necessary |
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Everything is relative. For a laminated -top CG under $200. I will rated good to very good. |
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Again within the price and craftmsanship of the builder (machine-built) I wil rated Good- Better than Average |
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I own it for about 23 to 30 months as of this writing. |
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I choose it as my 1st short-scale guitar try-out. I played it before buying it after trying others in same price range and scale length. As a low-cost laminated-top classical (nylon-strings) guitar is a "keeper". |
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Review by
love22 on 3.1.2004
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Cannullt remember where I got it or how much.
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This is a small 5/8 guitar for kids. It was my first, and was a reliable, decent sounding classical guitar. The action is fairly high, which may make small hands hurt a bit, but the nylon strings are easy on little hands. |
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Pretty good for the price. I donnullt remember the price exactly, but it was under 200 for sure. |
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Decent sound, but not the best. Itnulls pretty good for a nylon string classical guitar. |
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Itnulls not a proffesional guitar, so gig-wise, not the greatest. More a getting-started instrument for kids. |
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It definately got me started on guitar. It will be in my closet forever. |
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