Opinion over a Sanchis Badia 39

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Siroco03

Posts: 28
Joined: Jan. 6 2010

Opinion over a Sanchis Badia 39

Can someone give me a honest opinion, it has been offered to me a Sanchis Badia 39 cedar guitar, they said it has a low action, even is a classical the sound from it is like a raspy and flamenco an can be play as a flamemco with a bit of warm on it due to the cedar. Any opinions are wellcome, thanks!!!

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Graham_B

Posts: 283
Joined: Jul. 10 2007
From: Leigh, Lancashire, UK

RE: Opinion over a Sanchis Badia 39 (in reply to Siroco03)

Hi erog

They're 2 favourable reviews on Harmony Central if it helps

http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/product/Vicente+Sanchis+Badia/39/10/1

You really need to play it to judge yourself whether, as a classical guitar, it has a flamenco tone and set up.

Good luck