For the C5, we have the Cordoba C5 Acoustic Nylon String Classical Guitar, and the Cordoba C5-CE Electric Nylon String Classical Guitar. I got this guitar because of a trade for a modestly good Fender guitar. It was given to me, but I figure hey let's trade. This model is a full sized body with fan bracing.

Humidity is a huge problem and could damage if levels are too low. In fact, there was an isolated complaint where the guitar bridge popped off altogether. The Cordoba C5 classical guitar is an excellent entry-level instrument, and it has a surprisingly great tone for a relatively inexpensive guitar. Let’s take a closer look at some of its features. Tonewoods And Body Style

However, in 2014, Guild got acquired from Fender Musical Instruments Corporation by Cordoba Music Group. Besides the regular things you find in the bundle, this guitar also comes with learning aids and all of that. Of course, this is one characteristic that is common with entry-level guitars.

In the Cordoba C5 series, all guitars are cedar tops. These guitars Cordoba C5 Acoustic Nylon String Classical Guitar, Cordoba C5-CE Electric Nylon String Classical Guitar. Well, the Canadian cedar top is actually a very popular choice for Cordoba, more than the European Spruce top. While the European spruce top is the more traditional of the two, the cedar top began gaining increasing popularity since the mid-1960s. So, of course, when you compare this to the C7-CE CD/IN, you find that it doesn’t sound quite as natural. But if you play your cards right, you should be able to make this sound good enough. Mahogany, on the other hand, also sounds great. However, it still doesn’t quite compare to Indian rosewood. Nonetheless, it’s a cost-effective and an easier option to work with. So, it’s the right fit for the C5. The first thing we noticed about the comments this guitar was getting was that people think it’s beautiful! A lot of customers love the quality of craftsmanship Cordoba put into making this guitar.In a world taken over by modern technology and electric guitars, Cordoba guitars became the pacesetters for the evolution of nylon string guitars. Cordoba guitars started in 1997 and is owned by Tim Miklaucic. The company is located in Santa Monica, California.