Included a video of interior - 7 fans (1 is more of a treble bar on treble side). You can see it's a well made guitar. I had a Yamaha CG182SF which has a superlative reputation and is around same price point and I think they are of similar quality. This Hermosa is certainly louder and with more power too - easily a match for the CG182SF.
No golpes (and a treble bar in bracing which is more typical of a classical) so perhaps made as classical but it definitely has some snap to it. plays and sounds great. tiny amount of buzz off the bass E string (6th string) - but really small and honestly the kind of amount that is actually nice to hear, gives sound a little texture. again - i am talking a really small amount. totally acceptable. and outside of that every fret rings clean and clear. plenty plenty of sound and playability for low price. 650mm scale length. 51mm nut. 57mm string spacing at saddle. a high saddle height which gives string height above soundboard like 14mm - a lot! and yet 12th fret action is 2mm to 2.25mm. low action. high playability. great sound.
can be played very loud and gives a great sound. probably such a high saddle height really helps torque and drive the top and yet still the 12th fret action is very low. (please see pictures showing high saddle height with low 12th fret action - big sound with easy playability). Note the large break angle of strings behind saddle - this will certainly help drive the top and explains the extra power and volume this guitar has. for this money might be very hard to beat. newly strung with Augustine reds (MT) - Nov 1st 2021 - ready to play as is. hard shell case included as pictured.
