Type: Electric Classical
Top: Solid Western Red Cedar
Back & Sides: Rosewood
Top binding: Rosewood
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Neck shape: C Shape
Truss Rod: Dual Action
Total frets: 19
Saddle material: Bone
Nut Material: Bone
Electronics: Fishman Presys Blend
Scale Length: 25 1/2"
Body Length: 19 1/4"
Overall Length: 38 3/4"
Electronics: Fishman Presys II
Case sold seperately.
Cordoba C5-CE Semi Classical Guitar Natural
Cordoba's famous C5 CE is a perfect electro nylon string guitar, this lightweight model built ith a solid Cedar top and mahogany back & sides produces a powerful yet clear tone with a beautiful sustain. And with it's Fishman Presys II preamp, it produces a great soothing amplified sound. The guitar constists of carved headstock, hand-inlaid wood rosette, indian rosewood binding, Savarez strings and a glossy PU finish, which makes it an out standing classical guitar. It also consists of a lightweight truss rod is built into the neck for it's stability. Available in Natural finish.
Cordoba Protege C1M Nylon String Classical Guitar Natural
Rs. 9,555.00
Rs. 14,700.00
Cordoba C5 Classical Guitar Natural
Rs. 19,250.00
Rs. 27,500.00
Cordoba C5 CET Thinline Classical Guitar
Rs. 35,340.00
Rs. 37,200.00
Cordoba GK Studio Negra Classical Guitar
Rs. 49,650.00
Rs. 66,200.00
Cordoba C3M Nylon-String Classical Acoustic Guitar Full-Size (Natural)
Rs. 13,650.00
Rs. 21,000.00
Cordoba CP100 Classical Guitar Pack
Rs. 10,780.00
Rs. 19,600.00
Cordoba C1 Protege Nylon-String Classical Acoustic Guitar Full-Size with Cordoba Bag ( Natural)
Rs. 10,620.00
Rs. 17,700.00
Cordoba C4-CE Classical Guitar Edgeburst Solid Mahogany Top
Rs. 14,535.00
Rs. 32,300.00
Cordoba Protege C1M CE Classical Guitar Natural
Rs. 13,520.00
Rs. 20,800.00
Cordoba Fusion 5 Classical Guitar Natural
Rs. 37,600.00
Epiphone PRO-1 Classic 3/4 Size Acoustic Guitar
Rs. 12,739.09
Rs. 13,999.00
Epiphone PRO 1 Classic Nylon 175 nut Antique Natural
Rs. 13,299.05
Rs. 13,999.00
Essentially, the “fingerstyle” is a playing style that is held in high regard by a majority of acoustic guitar players. Simply put, guitarists that use their fingers instead of picks produce notes that are characterized with substantially different tonal qualities when compared to the notes plucked with a guitar pick.
When it comes to guitars, you can find a whole bunch of information out there. Start talking with any guitar player who has some experience and they can go for days about different guitars, different brands and so on. However, there is one aspect of guitars that constantly gets forgotten.
No matter how much guitars have advanced, tonewood is still one of the most important factors that define tone. Different types of wood are used for different components on guitars.
