high end classical guitars
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Alhambra Linea Professional Classical Guitar Near Mint $1,700.00 |
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Alhambra Classical Guitar Model 7P-A w/ Case! $1,649.00 |
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Alhambra Classical Guitar Model 6P w/ Case! $1,369.00 |
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Alhambra Classical Guitar 7P $1,200.00 |
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Alhambra 5P Senorita Classical Guitar $1,059.00 |
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Alhambra 7P Classical Guitar – All Solid Woods – Spruce with Indian Rosewood $1,000.00 |
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2012 Alhambra 4P solid cedar top classical guitar $850.00 |
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Alhambra 4P Solid Cedar Top, Classical Guitar $842.00 |
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Alhambra 3C Cedar Classical Guitar ..2012 New In The Box $695.00 |
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2012 Alhambra 3C solid cedar top classical guitar $685.00 |
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Alhambra 3C Classical Guitar $669.00 |
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Alhambra 3F Classical Flamenco Guitar $649.00 |
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Alhambra 2C Cedar Classical Guitar …New $570.00 |
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Alhambra 4P Classical Guitar $550.00 |
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Alhambra 3F Flamenco Guitar $500.00 |
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Alhambra 3C Cadete Classical Guitar previous rental $449.00 |
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Alhambra 3/4 size Acoustic Guitar $59.00 |
Is Schmidt a decent brand for a classical guitar?
I’m thinking about purchasing a used Schmidt classical guitar on my local Craigslist and would like some information on their quality and what price I should be looking for on a gently used one.
FYI I’m a beginner player and I’m just learning for my own enjoyment so I don’t need a high-end/high-quality guitar, just a decent one.
Hi, Ive been playing classical guitar for a long time now, and ive been looking at lots of low price range guitars for my students. Ive never heard of schmidt, so i assume you’re not in australia!
I suggest as a beginner, that you do not pick your guitar on your own. Bring a friend who has played for a while, or even better bring your teacher.
DO NOT listen to salesmen, i did work experience in a guitar shop and they talk up bad guitars to the customer trying to make a quick sale.
Once the person you are with has picked out a few good guitars, play a bit on them yourself. Find one that feels comfortable to play, doenst have buzzing frets (especially when you play single notes in the bass above the 5th fret!)
I cannot suggest one brand on its own because i dont know whats in supply for you, but you generally cant go wrong with Yamaha and (if you want to spend a bit more) Admira.
I hope this helps. If you need any more info contact me at jaredmallitt@hotmail.com
