Classical Guitar Range Review & Comparison - Does the Guitar, or the Guitarist Makes the Difference?

[@rpower101]

This is an extremely useful video and probably the most informative one I've seen regarding the subtle differences between models. Thank you very much.

[@MastersOfTheHeart]

Fantastic overview. thanks for that Pierre and Daniel! really appreciate this. I'm still enjoying my Alhambra 9P such beautiful instrument.

[@wjchivers]

Thank you for this fascinating video. Is there any chance that you will do a similar video with your flamenco guitars?

[@odyssey570]

This is a fantastic demonstration of the different levels of classical guitars. I've just put in an order for the Alhambra 7P, and am very excited about getting it and trying it out in a few days. I play chords while singing, and was looking for something I can afford with good bass and decent highs. I've tried a couple of Cordobas in the $1000 range that had beautiful highs but were a little weak on bass.

[@GuitarsOnline]

Thank you so much for the great feedback. It takes a lot of organising to get these videos done so it's great to know they are well received. Let me know how you go with your new Alhambra 7P, it' has beautiful tone and the new streamlined necks make for easy playing. All the best in your guitar journey. Saludos, Pierre

[@rproctor83]

Would you mind giving a short response about the guitar? I have an Alhambra 1 Open Pore, about $400, purchased in 2021 and 7p is what I am thinking of upgrading to. The tone on my guitar now I feel is relatively good, but not very loud and I get the feeling it's not very comfortable for sustained use. Also the open pore finish is kind of a pain.

[@GuitarsOnline]

HI @@rproctor83 , thanks for your question. What you currently have is the inexpensive entry level Alhambra and yes as you can hear from the demos. The more advanced Alhambra models deliver better tone and projection, playability as you upgrade. The 7P Rosewood delivers a quantum leap v the entry level model because it has a much higher grade top, solid Indian Rosewood back and sides and the 7 fan brace 50th Anniversary bracing as well as being lacquered. So all in all a wise choice.

[@gustavoloebel]

Amazing vídeo! i just got the Alhambra 10 Premier with the Chinese bracing, not much information i nthe KZbin about it yet. Is that too far from the Linea Professional?

[@joaquinvargas6351]

I think both, mainly it's the player but if he has a good guitar helps his playing.

[@billyhuynh6554]

guitar prices from 2000 to 4000 dollars are so good qualities more than guitars under 1000 dollars