esteve 2gr6f or matsuoka m-60f

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guitartennis

Posts: 29
Joined: Apr. 16 2005

esteve 2gr6f or matsuoka m-60f

I was just hoping for any feed back anyone has had with these two guitars. They are the only two flamenco guitars in my price range in my area. I know Florian was selling a matsuoka a couple of months ago. Has anyone had any experience with the esteve 2gr6f (or just 6f) model?

Any feed back is greatly appreciated.

regards,
Blair

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andresito

Posts: 377
Joined: Feb. 20 2007
From: New Holland

RE: esteve 2gr6f or matsuoka m-60f (in reply to guitartennis)

I had a look at the 2GR6F in the shop and it seemed very nice for the price and very nicely finished, as the Esteve's are (I have a classical), even though from what I remember it's solid sycamore back and sides, not cypress unfortunately. I haven't looked at a Matsuoka but I personally would never buy a Japanese guitar over a Spanish one but that's just me