Best Cordoba F7 Paco Flamenco Guitar Alternatives

Based on 2 reviews

This ''la negra'' is the second Raimundo I own, Raimundo Model 126-S Flamenco Spruce was the first one. To my surprise, both guitars are much more similar than I thought they will be. Both sound really, really good. It does what I want from a flamenco guitar and the factory set-up is perfect for me. That dark back stuns me every time, neck looks like milk chocolate and the top is the most intense orange I've ever seen. I'm very happy about this guitar. I hope the future is full of adventures for me and my Raimundo.

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Sounds really good. It needs to be broken in before it reaches its full potential. After playing it for about two years and tried out several types of strings the sound is still approving the more a play it. You will not be disappointed with this pretty thing.

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This guitar worth every cent...amazing quality and playability..sounds fantastic...amazing sustain..full and balanced eq when you record..i was scared when i saw the neck..seems like a 7 string..but nothing to afraid.....is conftarble with fat notes..the guitar work is from other space..just brilliant...it comes with a top case from the builder...just AMAZING....

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I was worried at first about getting a flamenco guitar from anywhere other than Spain but this guitar blew me away, bright, clear and a powerful projection that took me by surprise. It’s also very beautiful and well crafted. My favorite guitar I have owned so far.

Based on 4 reviews

After playing C7 from Cordoba, going to GK PRO Negra is like a dream. Neck is fantastic, sound is awesome!. Did played a lot with strings and the originals are the only real thing for me and my personal taste. Just replace 3th G string with labella or hannabach carbon and wow. Absolutely 100% satisfaction. The humidi case is also very good, great build and protection. Just can't put it down at all !!!

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After I ordered this guitar I started reading reviews here and two were about very high action, so was quite nervous whether this was a right choice for me since was looking for a guitar with flamenco action, but not so harsh, but closer to classical sound. Out of the box the action was about 3.3mm and since the neck is straight and has a truss rod, and the bridge still high - I think I will lower the action even further. So no issues here. Otherwise the overall quality looks and feels very nice, no sharp edges on frets, the instrument right out of the box just feels right, looks beautiful and the sound is what I was looking for - smth between flamenco and classical

Based on 1 reviews

the strings are very high from the fret board and that will force me to Slide and carve the string holder to lower the strings slightly.. if the strings are very high that will make the player do great effort when he play and that is not good. otherwise the sound is great and it is nice instrument thanks.