Buy classical guitar? The classical guitar actually says all that it is. A guitar where classical music is often played. The classical guitar is also known as the Spanish guitar. Or sometimes the nylon-snarded guitar. That last one says something about the strings that sit on this guitar. Guitar strings with a nylon core. The top three strings with a nylon core and steel wrapped around. The bottom 3 strings are completely made of nylon. So the strings are a point where you can recognize the classical guitar. There are more things you can watch out for. It's the shape of the customer's closet. This is generally smaller than with a western or steel-snarded guitar. The neck of the classical guitar, on the other hand, is again slightly wider.Read more ...

What classical guitar should I buy?

You start playing the guitar and you don't know what guitar you have to buy. Then the classical guitar is a good choice. Due to the simple construction of the guitar, the entry prices often lie slightly lower. Even more important are the nylon strings. Here you have much less burden of playing than in steel strings. The tension of these strings is a lot lower. As a result, it takes less force to push the strings. So fine, when you start and you don't have any eelt on your fingers. It's a low entry price. It's easier to play. Makes the ideal beginners guitar

Are you going to start playing guitar and don't know exactly which guitar is right for you? Read our "Purchase guide for acoustic guitar" in which we explain to you everything about the differences between guitars, explain all the subject terms and explain to you what to consider before you buy anything.

Classic starters guitar, what do I pay attention to?

Suppose you have chosen a classical guitar now. What else do you need to pay attention to? A guitar is an acoustic instrument made out of wood. The type of wood from which the guitar is made is very important to the sound. Each type of wood has its own sound. The most common types of wood in these guitars are: cedar, spruce and palissander. But forget about the woodland. The first thing you pay attention to is whether a guitar is of solid wood and which parts of the guitar are solid.

Solid Top Sheet

Cheap guitars are often laminated. Just like a cheap floor, for example. The side and back sides are of pressed wood with 1 layer wood as a finish. You can imagine that this does not have a positive impact on the sound. As the guitars rise in price range, they also improve the different parts. A beginners ' guitar is often completely laminated. A price range higher often has a solid top sheet. So this sheet is made out of one piece of wood. This makes the guitar instantly sound a lot better. In the more expensive guitars, the whole body, including the side and back, is often made of solid wood.

Is an expensive classic guitar a better choice?

Buying a classical guitar naturally also has to do with your purpose. If you're just gonna start, you'll probably want a guitar that's playing nice and cheap. Do you have to get a solid top sheet directly? Certainly not. Maybe you want to find out if guitar is playing for you first. Have you been playing for a while, though? Or are you sure you're gonna play your case on guitar? Then a model with a solid top sheet is really a better choice. You have a guitar where you get more fun from the sound. And in our experience, this also means that you have more fun getting out of guitar playing.

Professional advice on classical guitars

You want to buy a classical guitar. This can be done online. We send guitars to satisfied customers every day. You can also try all the classic guitars in our shop in Noordwijk. There you can compare the different models by sound and feel how it plays. You're not playing yourself yet? Our specialists will be happy to let you hear the different models. Do you have any questions? Call or email us!

What do the most common terms mean?

• Neck. The neck of the guitar is attached to the body and can have different shapes.
• Key. The strings run over them and are divided into boxes by the frets.
• Frets. The frets divide the key into boxes. This makes it easier to grab a clean note.
• Tuning mechanism. With the tuning mechanisms you tune the guitar
• Tuners. English word for voice mechanics.
• Headstock. The headstock is the head of the guitar. Here are the voting mechanisms.
• Bridge. The burg sits on the top and the strings are attached to it.
• Nylon Strings. Strings of a classical guitar of which 3 with a nylon core and steel-wound. 3 are made entirely of nylon.
• Top. The top of the guitar. It also contains the sound hole.
• Spanish guitar. The mother of the classical guitar as made centuries in Spain.
• Flamenco guitar. A classical guitar in terms of model, but then specially made suitable ear flamenco music.
• Semi-acoustic. There is also an element in these guitars. This allows you to connect this guitar to an amplifier.
• Half guitar. Small size guitar. Exactly half of a full model. Suitable for children aged 5 to 8
• Three quarters guitar. Small size guitar. Exactly three-quarters of a full model. Suitable for children aged 9 to 12 years.
• 4/4 guitar. Full size guitar. Suitable from the age of 12.

Classical guitar shop

In the shop of Music All-in you will find a large collection of classical guitars. We have them in all price ranges. Affordable models for beginners, but also a wide range of mid-range guitars. Also for professional guitarists we have a top line of classic models of a.o. Alhambra Kremona And Juan Salvador. So you've been to the right place with us when you want to buy a classical guitar. You are welcome to try all the models yourself at Music All-in. We're also happy to help you figure it out when you're not playing yet. We have the different models in stock in Noordwijk. If your model wasn't in stock? Call us And we'll take care of it quickly.