Romero Granito 32-N : Suprisingly good

I have had a cheap classical, acoustic guitar in the past as well as a very expensive Gibson and i can tell when a product screams quality right away. As i mentioned in the title the product is surprisingly good at this price range. The sound projects well and all the high notes as you go up the frets sound loud and clear. Nicely balanced guitar. Construction is very nice, looking inside the body no spilled glues etc and nice bracing. The finishing and the woods selected seem of high quality. The only reason i decided to return it and update my purchase is because the open porous finish doesnt do justise to the woods according to my personal aesthetics. The top spruce seems more like a sticker rather than timber and therefore i am going for a high gloss rubi cedar since i have seen the quality of the construction of these guitar series and i feel totally comfortable. Before i got it in my hands i would propably have recommended Yamaha or Hofner for entry in classical guitar. You may add La Mancha in the list.