Cordoba C5 Spruce

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£328.00

This is a New Cordoba C5 Spruce from Cordoba, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Cordoba C5 Spruce is a lightweight classical guitar suited to beginners students and progressing players. Built with a solid Engelmann Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides it produces a clear balanced sound with strong projection and smooth sustain. Whether youre practising at home or developing classical techniques the traditional fan bracing helps every note respond naturally. Handmade in the Spanish style the C5 Spruce combines practical features with refined details. The carved headstock hand-inlaid wooden rosette and Pau Ferro binding give it a distinctive appearance while the gloss polyurethane finish adds durability for regular use. A lightweight dual-action truss rod is also built into the Mahogany neck for added stability and easier setup adjustments over time. Finished with Savarez Cristal Corum high-tension strings and gold tuners with pearl buttons this is a dependable first nylon-string guitar with a comfortable traditional feel.

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