Cervantes Rodriguez Concert 2021 - Natural

This guitar is in excellent condition and sounds pretty lovely...and somebody really should have bought it by now. It sells for about $2300 new, and two years ago it WAS new. I don't play it much, and it throws me off a little on some chords switching back and forth from my steel string, so I'm selling. ...But at this price I'm going to start to think about just keeping it before lowering it again.

Cedar top, rosewood back and sides, ebony fretboard. 650mm scale, 52mm nut. Comes with a hardcase.

It has one small ding on the top. I tried to show it in the pictures but it didn't show up much. It isn't bad but it is visible. Cervantes's finish isn't perfect as far as the stain and the lacquer. But it is perfect as far as everything structural and all the woodwork. There are no cracks, no gaps, and no asymmetry. The frets are all just right, as is the neck. Or if you find any flaws, you will have found something that I wasn't aware of.

The action is also just right. I never touched it. On a Cordoba C7 I had, I had to sand the saddle a lot, and on a Taylor 814, I had to have a new nut cut for it and I've played back and forth with the truss rod and tried different saddles on other guitars. But this action never needed anything.

I have some 3M rubber that I put on the spots of the side that contact your legs while playing, on top of painter's tape, just to keep it from sliding around. I can take it off easily; painter's tape is designed to come off easily and do no damage to what it's stuck to.

This is a very nice classical guitar and hasn't been used much. It even still smells like cedar.

I could make a pretty decent recording with the mic I have, so if you're interested I could email you a file so you could hear it.