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new classical guitar

by David Tetreault
(Old Orchard Beach, Maine, USA)

I would like to purchase a new classical guitar. I can find several in my budget ($4000 maximum) at on-line retailers.

However, I don't know how they sound or feel except by the description. I have called guitar stores within 150 miles and they have very few to try.

I'm stuck because whatever I decide, I'll never know how it compares to other similar priced instruments.

Any advice on how to select a guitar that I hope to play for a very long time?

Hi David,

At $4000 you should be able to buy a guitar of good quality and high standard. I would look to brands that have a reputation and history becuase if they didn't live up to that reputation they'd be out of business quick-smart.

For instance, I just bought a Paulino Bernabe 20 recently and I knew beforehand of the quality. Another one of quality (which I was going to buy) is the Ramirez 4E

It's just that they had none in stock at the time so I went with the Bernabe and I must say I love it! There's nothing like buying a new guitar.
Hope this is of help.
Kind regards,
Trevor M.

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