Vicente Sanchis Badia 33Fl (Full Version)

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Siroco03 -> Vicente Sanchis Badia 33Fl (Jan. 15 2010 23:58:55)

Is the Sanchis Badia 33Fl better than the Manuel Rodriguez C3F and the Alhambra 4F? Can you help me in this, someone please? Thank you anyway.



Graham_B -> RE: Vicente Sanchis Badia 33Fl (Jan. 16 2010 0:37:36)

Hi erog

You have again asked an almost impossible question.

Comparing comparatively cheap factory-built guitars purely by advertised specifications is a total waste of time in my limited experience.
Quality is so variable that, for example, one C3F might be excellent, the next a dud.

Sig’s excellent post in your earlier thread hits the nail on the head - you really do need to play these instruments and ignore labels.

If you’re not confident choosing on your own, maybe you have a more experienced friend or your teacher coud go along with you?

Good luck[:)]



BarkellWH -> RE: Vicente Sanchis Badia 33Fl (Jan. 16 2010 5:55:47)

I cannot say which is better. As has been noted, quality may vary within the same make and model of factory-built guitars.

I can tell you that my very first flamenco guitar was a Vicente Sanchis 33FL blanca, and I was pleased with it. It had a nice, bright sound and was incredibly lightweight. The thing I have noticed about Vicente Sanchis, however, is that often they have a high action. A lower action can be achieved, however, by lowering the saddle.

Cheers,

Bill



kovachian -> RE: Vicente Sanchis Badia 33Fl (Jan. 16 2010 8:01:35)

The way you can find out which guitar is better, is to stick some quahr-ters under the strings right by the bridge. Use 7 quahr-ters or so. Then play a chromatic scale on the G string, and pay close attention to that G#.



sean65 -> RE: Vicente Sanchis Badia 33Fl (Jan. 16 2010 9:24:37)

Hi Erog,

I just bought a C3F and at the time thought it sounded fine but now that I've been playing Flamenco for two weeks (LOL) i'm not so sure anymore.

The problem is that when I go to my lessons (been twice) I use one of my instructors guitars. Last week it was an Hnos Sanchis Lopez f03. It sounds great and plays great so when I get home it takes me a few days to 'accept' the boxy sound of my C3F again.

Quite frustrating but hey, at this stage I don't deserve any better.

The C3F needs the action lowered a tad but it holds it's tuning and is OK for practice.



TANúñez -> RE: Vicente Sanchis Badia 33Fl (Jan. 16 2010 11:44:57)

quote:

The way you can find out which guitar is better, is to stick some quahr-ters under the strings right by the bridge. Use 7 quahr-ters or so. Then play a chromatic scale on the G string, and pay close attention to that G#.


[8D][8D][8D] Too Funny.



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