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Published on 11/13/12 at 11:24it is made in Indonesia.
the bridge is rosewood, the bottom and sides meranti (a nearby wood of mahogany from the site), the spruce and Nato neck (wood similar to mahogany) rosewood fingerboard 18 frets.
UTILIZATION
I found the handle rather chubby les paul style, it is comfortable and access to treble is good, ergonomics, that of a classical guitar and classical ... more
for her, she's safe!
I could test it milonga in comparison with models from lag much more expensive and there are no pictures, it generates a higher volume and is much more comfortable!
SOUNDS
this is a guitar that is well suited to flamenco, Spanish classical, bossa nova, and what you want ...
I love the sound of this guitar, there is nothing I hate it in terms of sound.
OVERALL OPINION
I bought milonga on a whim in 1 quarter of an hour!
I had plenty of time to realize that far exceeds some guitars more expensive and better off in appearance (I'm talking about lag and compared Elypse played in my decision to purchase).
I have had a classic made by a luthier to € 3,000 each in hand, I tested a classic made in marseille, and others like lag TN100 a TN77, a elypse.
what I love most, the big sound, the playability of the neck, sounds really warm, black color which makes class nuances that can be learned, really attractive price (135 €! !), the fact that it is made in Indonesia and not in china, satin black finish on the back of the handle which makes the game even more enjoyable.
what I like least, finish a little sloppy at the body-neck-joint, a few key strokes on the high E string that tune constantly.
the price / quality ratio is incredible sound was incredible with a look that makes "class" and all my students told me she had a beautiful sound and she was pretty, from this point of view there is no doubt ...
if you do not have a big budget (less than 200 €) for the purchase of a classic and you are in a hurry, going to try this beautiful lady and she will reward you well!
the bridge is rosewood, the bottom and sides meranti (a nearby wood of mahogany from the site), the spruce and Nato neck (wood similar to mahogany) rosewood fingerboard 18 frets.
UTILIZATION
I found the handle rather chubby les paul style, it is comfortable and access to treble is good, ergonomics, that of a classical guitar and classical ... more
for her, she's safe!
I could test it milonga in comparison with models from lag much more expensive and there are no pictures, it generates a higher volume and is much more comfortable!
SOUNDS
this is a guitar that is well suited to flamenco, Spanish classical, bossa nova, and what you want ...
I love the sound of this guitar, there is nothing I hate it in terms of sound.
OVERALL OPINION
I bought milonga on a whim in 1 quarter of an hour!
I had plenty of time to realize that far exceeds some guitars more expensive and better off in appearance (I'm talking about lag and compared Elypse played in my decision to purchase).
I have had a classic made by a luthier to € 3,000 each in hand, I tested a classic made in marseille, and others like lag TN100 a TN77, a elypse.
what I love most, the big sound, the playability of the neck, sounds really warm, black color which makes class nuances that can be learned, really attractive price (135 €! !), the fact that it is made in Indonesia and not in china, satin black finish on the back of the handle which makes the game even more enjoyable.
what I like least, finish a little sloppy at the body-neck-joint, a few key strokes on the high E string that tune constantly.
the price / quality ratio is incredible sound was incredible with a look that makes "class" and all my students told me she had a beautiful sound and she was pretty, from this point of view there is no doubt ...
if you do not have a big budget (less than 200 €) for the purchase of a classic and you are in a hurry, going to try this beautiful lady and she will reward you well!