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Another new Selmac - Corodoba Gitano D-5
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New
..from Tornavoz music. So new it's not even on their website, and I suspect the spelling is actually Cordoba (the extra 'O' courtesy of the fine editorial staff of Guitar Player magazine), one of 8 manufacturers they distribute. Cordoba's a maker of flamenco guitars, out of Portugal or Spain. More likely China, I'm guessing.
It's a 12 fret D hole, of course. Why do these companies ALWAYS start w/a grande bouche? Retail price of $660, so they're clearly going after the potential Saga D-500 buyers.
Now if it was a 14 fret D hole, I'd be A LOT more interested.
Anybody try one yet?
It's a 12 fret D hole, of course. Why do these companies ALWAYS start w/a grande bouche? Retail price of $660, so they're clearly going after the potential Saga D-500 buyers.
Now if it was a 14 fret D hole, I'd be A LOT more interested.
Anybody try one yet?
