Felipe Conde FP14/N

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Eldiablo86

Posts: 2
Joined: Aug. 26 2020
From: Melbourne, Australia.

Felipe Conde FP14/N

Hi everybody, I'm new to this form, i have a desire to learn playing flamenco.

I have my eyes on 2 guitars atm and I would like some input from you exerts.
So the 2 guitars are basically the same model one Blanca and one Negara. In this case are the Felipe Conde FP14 /FP14N.

Any informations you guys can give me would be highly appreciated.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 26 2020 6:05:11

Stu

Posts: 2535
Joined: Jan. 30 2007
From: London (the South of it), England

RE: Felipe Conde FP14/N (in reply to Eldiablo86)

Hi welcome,

I don't know this model. But I played some of felipe Condes guitars in Spain and was blown away.

You are new to flamenco guitar? So what's your experience with the guitar before now?

€2300 seems a lot to spend for a first guitar. Maybe in six months you realise it isn't for you? 😧 I dunno I'm not your mother. Maybe you're rich!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 26 2020 12:11:11

Eldiablo86

Posts: 2
Joined: Aug. 26 2020
From: Melbourne, Australia.

RE: Felipe Conde FP14/N (in reply to Stu)

well i said new to flamenco, i've been playing guitar for about 1 and half and own several guitars from electric to acoustics, so now i'm keen to give it a go. Thank you for your input Stu.