Cimar C300
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Tech. sheet
- Manufacturer: Cimar
- Model: C300
- Category: Dreadnought Steel String Guitars
- Other names:c 300, c300, troubadour c300, c300nt
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3.0/5(2 reviews)
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nevermind1991cimar C 300
Published on 04/14/12 at 16:38 (This content has been automatically translated from French)The cimar C 300 is a folk guitar made in Japan in the 70s She has 20 frets, cons I have absolutely no idea what the wood used
USE
The handle is quite narrow at the nut. Moreover, it is quite comfortable and well balanced.
SOUNDS
I have not tried enough folk guitar to objectively judge the sonoritée this guitar
NOTICE GLOBAL
Small manufacturing problem, the bridge comes off. This guitar was bought in the 80s my father, it's almost not used. I served for 3 years now; the mechanics are still, despite his age.
USE
The handle is quite narrow at the nut. Moreover, it is quite comfortable and well balanced.
SOUNDS
I have not tried enough folk guitar to objectively judge the sonoritée this guitar
NOTICE GLOBAL
Small manufacturing problem, the bridge comes off. This guitar was bought in the 80s my father, it's almost not used. I served for 3 years now; the mechanics are still, despite his age.
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nevermind1991cimar C 300
Published on 04/14/12 at 16:39 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Cimar the C 300 is a folk guitar made in Japan in the 70s. It has 20 frets, on the other hand I have absolutely no idea what the wood used
UTILIZATION
The neck is quite narrow at the nut. Moreover it is quite comfortable and well balanced.
SOUNDS
I have not tried enough of folk guitar to judge objectively the sonoritée this guitar
OVERALL OPINION
Small manufacturing problem, the bridge comes off. This guitar was bought in the '80s by my father, he does almost not used. I'm using it now for 3 years, the mechanics are still, despite his age.
UTILIZATION
The neck is quite narrow at the nut. Moreover it is quite comfortable and well balanced.
SOUNDS
I have not tried enough of folk guitar to judge objectively the sonoritée this guitar
OVERALL OPINION
Small manufacturing problem, the bridge comes off. This guitar was bought in the '80s by my father, he does almost not used. I'm using it now for 3 years, the mechanics are still, despite his age.
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