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Posts: 13
Joined: Nov. 2 2006
From: San Antonio Texas
Francisco Navarro vs. Ricardo Sanchis
I own a Francisco Navarro negra, and am interested in getting a Sanchis but dont know much about them but have heard good things. I need an honest opinion. Anyone know what the difference is if any? Thanks guys
About the Ricardo Sanchis, I played several from the sons Ricardo Sanchis Carpio, and found they were really good guitars for the money. A low end blanca was good but I remember a 1F Palosanto which was very good.. And the good thing is that there are many available, new or second hands, at really bargain prices...
But there is also a lot of models availables, and as it's a rather "large production" brand, I will advice you to buy with a test drive or with a return policy. I think Tom Nunez here on the foro is selling this line of guitars..(lafalseta.com) And you will be able to hear one Ricardo (the father or the sons, i don't know), played by Ricardo in the upload section...
Posts: 786
Joined: Jul. 8 2003
From: San Francisco Bay Area
RE: Francisco Navarro vs. Ricardo Sa... (in reply to stevie)
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Anyone know what the difference is if any?
You would have to compare the Francisco Naverro negra to a Sanchis negra.
I have played all the Francisco Naverro and Ricardo Sanchis Carpio models.
The difference? Day and night would be one way of putting it. I am a fan of the Ricardo Sanchis guitars. Do not confuse them with Vicente Sanchis, who is related but that is another story.