Detail 01
650mm scale length
Full classical scale. Standard string spacing and stretch, so classical repertoire fingerings work as written.

Independent shopping perspective
A high-end nylon-string classical with ebony fingerboard and mahogany neck. For serious classical and fingerstyle players ready to spend at the pro tier.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Full classical scale. Standard string spacing and stretch, so classical repertoire fingerings work as written.
Detail 02
Classical layout. The neck joins the body earlier, so the highest frets are harder to reach than on a cutaway.
Detail 03
Dense and hard-wearing. Feels slick under the fingers and resists divots from years of nylon string contact.
Detail 04
Stable and moderately heavy, which helps the guitar hold setup through seasonal humidity swings.
Detail 05
Lower tension and a rounder, softer attack than steel. Easier on the fingertips, quieter acoustically.
Detail 06
Uncoloured, so the top's grain and any future wear both show clearly.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is more guitar than a beginner needs. It suits a player who already knows they want classical or fingerstyle nylon and wants an instrument to grow into.
There are no onboard electronics. You would need a soundhole pickup or a microphone to amplify it.
Classical necks are noticeably wider and flatter than steel-string acoustics. That helps fingerstyle separation but takes adjustment if you are used to a narrow neck.
No. It is built for nylon tension. Steel strings would pull far harder than the top and bracing are designed to take.
Reference
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