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List Price : $675.00 Price : $549.99
List Price : $675.00 Price : $549.99
Product Description
Cordoba Fusion 14 'Jet' nylon string crossover guitar. Solid Canadian Cedar top with Rosewood back/sides, jet black high gloss finish. Nylon/steel string hybrid with (2.75 inch) body depth, soft cutaway, 12 frets to body, raduised fingerboard and thin steel string style neck. Fishman Presys Blend electronics. 650 mm scale length, 50 mm nut (1.96 inches). Includes Cordoba gig bag.
- Solid Canadian Cedar top
- Rosewood back and sides
- High Gloss black finish
- Fishman Presys Blend Electronics
- Includes Cordoba gig bag
Cordoba Fusion 14 Jet Classical Guitar with Gigbag Reviews
Cordoba Fusion 14 Jet Classical Guitar with Gigbag Reviews
| 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful  Sounds as good as it looks!, By This review is from: Cordoba Fusion 14 Jet Classical Guitar with Gigbag (Electronics) I'll admit that I was initially interested in this model because of its aesthetics. The black finish, cutaway, and mother of pearl rosette/details are sleek but not flashy. I'm used to playing a steel-string guitar, so when I picked up this model, I was surprised by the thinner neck. I always liked the sound of a nylon string guitar, but my smaller hands didn't like playing on the traditional "classical" guitar. This is the first guitar that I have tried that has been a compromise between the two and I couldn't be happier. I was also impressed when I found out that this is a hand-made guitar. I'm a student and this was a little bit out of my price range, but I figured it would be a good investment considering it has a really high quality build and sweet electronics built in. Happy guitarist!, This review is from: Cordoba Fusion 14 Jet Classical Guitar with Gigbag (Electronics) I started looking for my own guitar last December after playing my husband's steel-string dreadnought the last several months. I wanted a guitar with nylon strings, but with a thinner neck profile than the traditional classical guitar. In addition to the Cordoba Fusion series, I'd looked at the Lag Tramontane and Ibanez AEG series guitars.I liked the looks of the Córdoba Fusion series and had done some intensive researching online for reviews from other owners. Overall, there were many positive online reviews and I found an independent Córdoba dealer at About Music in nearby Indianapolis. I'd talked with the shop owner about this guitar and he said he would gladly order it in for me to try out and wouldn't have a problem if it did not end up being the guitar for me. The dealer had been in contact with Córdoba USA for additional information and the consensus was the 12 fret model would be ideal for classical techniques, the 14 fret for more modern... Read more |
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