Thomann Classic Guitar S 4/4

Classical Guitar

Scale: 4/4

Top: Solid stained spruce

Back and sides: Solid maple

Neck: Maple

Fretboard: Acacia

Bridge: Acacia

Top and back bindings: Black

Nickel-plated machine heads

Nut width: 52 mm

Scale: 650 mm

Total length: 98 cm

Original stringing: Augustine Concert Red (Art.104598)

High gloss lacquer

Colour: Natural

Made in Europe

Suitable strap buttons: Art.213102 (not included)

Cutaway	No
Top	Spruce
Back and Sides	Maple
Pickups	No
Fretboard	Acacia
Nut width in mm	52,00 mm
Scale	650 mm
Colour	Natural
Case	No
Incl. Gigbag	No

Cutaway

Top

Spruce

Back and Sides

Maple

Pickups

Fretboard

Acacia

Nut width in mm

52,00 mm

Scale

650 mm

Colour

Natural

Case

Incl. Gigbag

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Astounding value!

Kornflakes, 05.02.2015

Hi folks, first off i'd like to say I recommended this guitar to two of my guitar students....I was so impressed with it that I bought one for myself. I mean an all solid tone wood guitar for under £70, thats just crazy! But hey its a truly great bargain. I topped mine off with a solid hard guitar case and a clip on guitar tuner and still only had to part with £110.

I figure this will be my travel guitar. In terms of my other guitar reference points I own a Yamaha CG201S (all solid wood) and I also owned a Kenneth Roberts Luthier built guitar that cost £4000. I also have a Classical Guitar Diploma so here is my review-

The build quality is really nice, the top has a close grain solid spruce top and solid maple back & sides. I figure this will open up nicely over the years and develop into a really nice mature tone. The maple neck and beech fretboard feel absolutely solid, I can't imagine the neck warping as it feels very heavy perhaps slightly heavier than it should be.

Cosmetics, 9/10 there was one minor blemish on the neck but not sufficient to return the guitar to Thomann. The guitar is very young so its hard to judge its tonal qualities at this stage. Spruce ages very well so I have high hopes that this guitar will open up nicely in a couple of years time and continue to develop.

The tuners appear slightly improved on this model? In conclusion Thomann have a guitar that is built in Europe and with all solid wood construction, how can they make these for under £70 and with such attention to detail and intonation as well as a nicely balanced sound across all strings? It makes no sense so I say go buy one now before they sell out, you won't regret it.

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Roy4495, 16.04.2017

I've been playing for decades and I do a lot of lutherie in my spare time. I own a nice Martin and have had Rickenbackers, Deerings, Fenders and other big brands that cost a lot. I've also made my own. But this is one of the best deals I know of. The sound is wonderful. You get not only a solid top, but an all-solid guitar, put together accurately for under 100¤. The fingerboard is beech wood rather than ebony or rosewood (which are not good to harvest if we want forests in Africa), the sides are male instead of mahogany. The sound is deep and the sustain is wonderful. They skimped on the right things, the things that don't affect the sound: no headstock veneer, decal rosette instead of inlaid wood, no fancy binding, no veneer on the heel, no inlay on the bridge. The tuners are very good - not amazing, but not cheapos. The saddle and the nut are plastic, which could be better. I changed the saddle to bone, but even before it sounded great. I thought I would check it out, see if I'm really interested in playing more classical, and then get a serious one, but I'm not getting rid of this one. I would seriously doubt this baby would fail a blind sound test against guitars that are 5 or 10 times the price. Maybe I'm wrong, but for 95¤ there is no reason to hesitate.

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