Admira

(Originally written by hen/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Made in Spain. Classical guitar. Good manufacturing quality considering the price. Very pleasant neck. The value for money is very good considering the manufacturing quality so I give it a 10. UTILIZATION Easy access to the upper frets considering it's a classical guitar. The action is not too high so it's the perfect guitar for beginners... I bought it as a gift for my father. He wants to play music again and given that he plays finger-picking style, I think it's the right instrument for him. SOUNDS This guitar is not for me. Powerful lows. Highs are a bit dry but not too much. The guitar is very responsive and has a slight flamenco sound character. 10 considering the sound/price ratio. OVERALL OPINION I bought it just now! I tested all models I could in this price range: Yamaha, Cuenca, etc. I personally own a Cuenca and a Dupont. Even though it is in a completely different price range this guitar doesn't sound too bad compared to mine. The sound and finish quality surprised me. Very good guitar for beginners and more than that.