So, will the C9 give you good company as you burn the midnight oil bent over the instrument, figuring out Barrios and Villa-Lobos? Yes. Will you enjoy its sound and playability through the years to come? Yes.

Of course, mahogany is not without its benefits. First off, when sourced properly, mahogany is a really beautiful wood especially when stained. When paired with either a cedar top or a spruce top, it comes out brilliant. So, that’s score one for mahogany.Now, buzzing was another problem encountered. However, this was on the customers not Cordoba. There are ways to ensure that your guitar stays in tip-top condition especially as it pertains to humidity to prevent buzzing. Habe mich nach dem Antesten zahlreicher Konzertgitarren in der Preisklasse knapp unter 1000 Euro für dieCordoba C 9 Crossover Cedar entschieden. Bin musikalisch in den unterschiedlichsten Stilrichtungen unterwegs, hauptsächlich aber im Jazz- und Latinbereich, gelegentlich auch im Popmusikbereich, alles amateuermäßig. The parlor guitar and cedar top seemed to get the loving the most. The parlor guitar, obviously for its size which resonated with many smallish people. Now, all that said, it’s important to keep in mind that the C10 is still pretty much a student guitar and you can tell from a few things. As mentioned, there is a perfect fusion of both old and new in the Cordoba C9 CD/MH guitar. Thrown into the mix are extra touches of class, including a pearloid/ebony rosette and wooden purfling around the body.

If you’re considering a 7/8 (630 mm) guitar, I highly recommend my fuller discussion of 630 mm guitars. It gives tips and suggests options on the broader topic. For instance, say you want to play for something intimate, for a lover probably, cedar top guitars work. Because the guitar comes out sounding full, it doesn’t punch all the individual notes of a chord, so it sounds more seamless and free-flowing ish. Cordoba C10 CD/IN Acoustic Nylon String Classical Guitar, Cordoba C10 Parlor CD Acoustic Nylon String Parlor Size Guitar, and the Cordoba C10 Lefty GuitarHowever, to bring it down to the fundamentals, both guitar series offer excellent tones. Nonetheless, none of them quite hits that exclusive high-end tone. Of course, the C10 is better but it still has that plastic tone at some point.

If at all it’s possible to be objective about the sounds classical guitars make, any experienced hand will tell you they’ve heard better sounding (and costlier) guitars than the C9. In fact, even though many experts prefer spruce top guitars, they still have a cedar top guitar for the variety. Of course, there are places where the cedar top guitar thrives that the spruce top guitar doesn’t and vice versa. Cordoba offer an extensive range of instruments catering for all levels of players at every price point.The beautiful thing about the Cordoba C10 is that it comes with a whole array of options. Cordoba created this series such that you can almost definitely say that there’s something for everyone in the series. So, a whole range of guitarists would find a guitar for themselves in this series. While you wait for your turn to reach that super expensive concert guitar, the C9 will fill in the intervening years for many an intermediate player. Given half a chance and given its popularity, any rising guitarist won’t be able to strike it off their final shortlist easily. A deeper look at the Cordoba C9 From an earlier intermediate stage, the C9 is definitely a worthy step up. It is feature-rich and highly regarded. But are we pushing it if we claim it to be a concert guitar?