Yamaha CGS102A Classical Guitar: Is It Really That Good For Your Child?
The Yamaha CGS102A is a popular 1/2 size beginner guitar for kids, probably the top-selling one in the category. For some reason, there aren’t that many 1/2 size classical guitars available. There...
When a classical guitar player gets past the beginner stage and starts shopping for an ‘intermediate guitar’, certain brands come readily to mind. These are typically in the $600-$1,000 range...
Takamine guitars are well known in the acoustic world for their legendary guitars. Founded in central Japan and taking its name from Mount Takamine in the vicinity, the brand always had an impressive...
To regular guitarists who are used to slender necks and radiused fingerboards, a traditional classical guitar (with its wider neck, more spacing between strings and a flat fingerboard) often feels...
Cordoba C10 Review: A Great Choice for the Intermediate Guitarist
The C10 is a high-end guitar in the Cordoba range, part of its Luthier Series. It is also one of their top selling models. It is “handmade in a small boutique workshop” and features either a...
Yamaha’s Wide Range In Classical Guitars (There’s One For You.)
Yamaha is a formidable name in classical guitars. It is a trusted brand over decades, especially in the beginner and intermediate categories. There are four broad classes of Yamaha classical...
