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Offering the traditional craftsmanship of a Spanish-style concert body acoustic with the contemporary appointments and attractive price tag modern players demand, the Cordoba C5 Classical Guitar brings the best of old and new in one model. Rich and resonant, the C5's solid Canadian cedar top and mahogany sides, back, and neck are complemented by aesthetic touches like a hand-carved headstock and inlaid wood mosaic rosette a guitar that looks as good as it sounds.

The Yamaha C40 Classical Guitar offers up all the rustic tone of a traditional body and construction with modern appointments for today's guitarists. Bringing together features like a solid spruce top, a Meranti back and sides, and a rosewood fretboard and bridge, this is an excellent introduction to classic guitar for students, a great second model to have around the house, or a dedicated strummer for bringing to bonfires.

The Cordoba C10 Cedar Classical Guitar pairs the traditional luthier techniques and components of the C10 series with the sonically distinctive tone of a cedar for a unique guitar that still nods to the past. Starting with time-honored classical guitar appointments like a Spanish heel and open soundboards, this model also employs a solid Canadian cedar top accompanied by solid Indian rosewood sides and back for full, throaty response perfect for finger picking.

The Yamaha CG172SF Nylon String Flamenco Guitar captures the classic tone of traditional guitar playing in a package of modern appointments for today's guitarist. Sporting features like a solid European spruce top, cypress sides and back, and a Nato mahogany neck, the compact body and smooth, fat C-shape are a perfect introduction to Flamenco for students or a nice auxiliary model to have around the house.

Building on the popularity of the C5 series by incorporating improved components and construction, the Cordoba C7 Classical Guitar is a pinnacle in acoustic tone. Featuring the same solid European or Canadian solid spruce top, the C7 ups the ante with solid Indian Rosewood sides and back for beautiful looks and tone in one package. Finished off with a rosewood bridge and hand-inlaid rosette, this is the embodiment of the classical guitar.

The Cordoba GK Studio Negra is a nylon-string Flamenco guitar built for the stage with Fishman Presys pickup and electronics. With slightly thinner construction all-around when compared to most Spanish style classical guitars, the neck is designed for very low relief to give the GK Studio Negra amazingly low action from top to bottom. Despite the somewhat smaller size, however, the GK Studio Negra offers a seriously impressive bass response that fills the room with ease.

Offering looks and appointments as timeless as the coveted sound of a Spanish-style model, the Cordoba C12 Classical Guitar is a flagship of one of the industry leaders in classical guitars. Crafted with a solid European spruce top with accompanying Indian rosewood sides and back, the rich response is the perfect avenue for Flamenco and finger-picking styles associated with nylon string guitars. More than meets the ear, the C12 also features a handlaid mother-of-pearl rosette inspired by a vintage Domingo Esteso Spanish guitar for true throwback appeal.

A paragon of traditional luthier techniques and consciously sourced tone woods, the Cordoba C10 Rosewood Classical Guitar is a formidable Spanish model that competes with far more expensive boutique models. Part of the luthier series offering rustic tone and construction at an attainable price, the C10 incorporates a solid European spruce top with solid Indian rosewood sides and back for warm, resilient tone that finger players love.

The Gibson C-0 was one of a series of classical guitars Gibson introduced in the '50s and '60s. This guitar used Mahogany for its back and sides with a Rosewood fingerboard. Gibson nylon-string guitars are not nearly as collectible as their steel-string counterparts

Years of Production: 1962 - 1971

Wood Composition: Mahogany back and sides, Spruce top, Rosewood fingerboard

Design Elements: Slotted headstock, black top binding, unbound back

The Gibson C-1  was one of a series of classical guitars Gibson introduced in the '50s and '60s. This guitar used Mahogany for its back and sides with a tortoiseshell pickguard and Rosewood fingerboard. Gibson nylon-string guitars are not nearly as collectible as their steel-string counterparts

Years of Production: 1957 - 1971

Wood Composition: Mahogany back and sides, Spruce top, Rosewood fingerboard

Design Elements: Slotted headstock, tortoiseshell pickguard, ebony nut, unbound back

Part of the popular CG series of classical guitars, the CG-150CA uses a Cedar top on Ovangkol back and sides. This model was also made with a Spruce top as the CG-150SA. Years of Production: 1989-1999

Wood Composition: Ovangkol back and sides, Cedar Top

The Takamine GC5CE is a performance-ready acoustic-electric classical guitar, providing the traditional nylon string sound and construction with great playability. The GC5CE's slim, easy-playing mahogany neck is topped with a rosewood fingerboard for a wonderful feel. With a body crafted with a solid spruce top and rosewood back and sides, the GC5CE offers impressive projection and a warm tonality that's beautifully represented on stage or in the studio by its onboard electronics. The Takamine TP-4T preamp gives you a built-in tuner, volume control, and a musical 3-band equalizer to shape your sound.

Ramirez R2 1998

Alvarez guitars date back to 1965 when St. Louis Music began importing guitars built by luthier Kazuo Yairi from Japan. While Yairi made a number of higher-end guitars for Alvarez (referred to Alvarez-Yairi or just Yairi guitars), many of Alvarez's instruments were lower-end or budget models. The 5008 was a mid-range classical.

Bringing together the traditional construction of Spanish-style luthier techniques with the distinctive tone of cedar, the Cordoba C9 Cedar Classical Guitar offers a new take on a staple acoustic. Crafted with classic luthier stylings like a Spanish heel and open soundboards, this iteration also employs a solid Indian rosewood back and sides joined perfectly with a solid Canadian cedar top for lush, room-filling tone.

The Yamaha NTX1200R Acoustic Guitar brings together the warmth of a classic nylon model with the playability of a steel-string for a winning combination. Cherrypicking features like a solid Sitka spruce top, rosewood back and sides, and an African mahogany neck, this model's balanced, resonant character makes it a perfect choice for latin, jazz, or flamenco.

The Ibanez GA3 Classic Acoustic Guitar offer up the traditional tone and playing of a classical guitar without the price tag typically associated with these models. Bringing together features like a solid cedar top, catalpa sides and back, and a mahogany neck, the GA3 responds with a rich, resonant tone perfect for articulating finger plucking. An ideal avenue for new students to classical guitar, this is also a great choice for those interested in a secondary guitar to have around the house.

The C-6 Custom Richard Pick was one of a series of classical guitars Gibson introduced in the '50s and '60s. This guitar used Rosewood for its back and sides, and was distinguished by gold-plated hardware. While Gibson nylon-string guitars are nowhere near as collectible as their steel-string counterparts, the C-6 ranks as one of the more prized classical guitars Gibson produced. 

Years of Production: 1958 - 1971

Wood Composition: Rosewood back and sides, Spruce top, Ebony fingerboard

Design Elements: Slotted headstock, gold-plated hardware, tortoiseshell binding