Best La Mancha Rubinito LSM-L Alternatives

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The sound is ok considering the size of the guitar.

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The sound is well-balanced and the tone is very pleasant right across the range. Very playable, action is just right. The 3/4 size is very comfortable. I have fitted a pickup which sounds great. With some reverb or delay the guitar sounds even more amazing. Love it!

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I spent a long time debating between this Cordoba guitar and various Alhambras and ended up going with the Cordoba namely because it has a truss rod, which I wanted to deal with neck changes from the humidity in my area. However, aside from that, I'm very happy with this guitar; the sound is really nice and the quality feels very solid. The guitar is very light and sits nicely on the lap and encourages good posture. Although I had mixed feelings about the built-in electronics at first, I really appreciate them now. I don't really play this guitar in an amp and don't intend to record it on the line, but having the built-in tuner is very practical for a quick mid-session re-tune (and not needing to keep an ugly headstock tuner on the guitar). It should be mentioned Cordoba guitars ship...

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I live in the USA and ordered this guitar as my first classical electro acoustic guitar, and its a shame that this guitar has this major flaws: Playability: Hard to play out of the box, string height and, some buzzing noise in some frets Sound: The pickup has a incredible volume difference between the 6th string and the rest of the strings. This is really bad if you are using vocal harmony processors. If the guitar is not producing an even sound the harmony device will not be able track the chords properly. Quality control: Terrible, if they just plug the guitar and play they should be able to tell that something is really bad. Features: If you read the features they are good in theory, but in the real world this is a waste of money