From what I've seen it's roughly the same price as a Cordoba C5, around 360-400 USD. The C5's and the Dolce are a part of the Iberia series, one of their lower end series made in China. Still a fair quality (I've played a C5, it is definitely worth the money) especially compared to their lowest end Protege series which sells for 200 USD or under typically. If you have smaller hands that make it harder to play a full size classical, the 7/8 will probably be a nice, happy medium. First hand, the C5 no doubt has better projection than the Protege models, and due to the price point and similar materials, I have no doubt the 7/8 shares that quality. Compared to the highest end guitars Cordoba offers (into the multiple thousands of dollars), yea this guitar is basically entry level. I'm actually doing some pretty intense research since my parents want to get me a classical for Christmas and I'm really trying not to make it too expensive but also not buy something I won't like to play just as much as my steel string acoustic. Just a bit of context for my ramblings here, lol.
@@thecatladytm7172 what kind of guitar did you get, im leaning towards the Ortega R225G or the dolce right, im realllyyy wishing there was a c7 parlor, id buy it 100% everything just seems too cheap or too expensive. stupid little hands...............
@@ClydeBarber I ended up getting the Dolce! Found it at a local shop with a really good case for only $400 with tax. Pretty much everything I said comparing the C5 and the dolce was right, and you can take it to the next level with nylgut strings from Aquila! I got the Ambre strings for about $10 on Strings by Mail.
Instead of talking about the characteristics and the specs of the guitar, most of the video is about you playing the guitar ! Anyway, not here to criticize you, but I recommend you do more informative and technical videos about your products! As for how it sounds, it could be shown and played within 30 seconds or so , not 3 hours !
What’s the name of this guitar piece ? I really want to learn it
it's not a song, but influence from Estas Tone
@@RockmaMusique thank you!
Is this beginner level or how do u categorize?
not at all, it's more for advanced players looking for new ways to play on a smaller size body with a powerful rich and warm sound
From what I've seen it's roughly the same price as a Cordoba C5, around 360-400 USD. The C5's and the Dolce are a part of the Iberia series, one of their lower end series made in China. Still a fair quality (I've played a C5, it is definitely worth the money) especially compared to their lowest end Protege series which sells for 200 USD or under typically. If you have smaller hands that make it harder to play a full size classical, the 7/8 will probably be a nice, happy medium. First hand, the C5 no doubt has better projection than the Protege models, and due to the price point and similar materials, I have no doubt the 7/8 shares that quality. Compared to the highest end guitars Cordoba offers (into the multiple thousands of dollars), yea this guitar is basically entry level.
I'm actually doing some pretty intense research since my parents want to get me a classical for Christmas and I'm really trying not to make it too expensive but also not buy something I won't like to play just as much as my steel string acoustic. Just a bit of context for my ramblings here, lol.
@@thecatladytm7172 what kind of guitar did you get, im leaning towards the Ortega R225G or the dolce right, im realllyyy wishing there was a c7 parlor, id buy it 100% everything just seems too cheap or too expensive. stupid little hands...............
@@ClydeBarber I ended up getting the Dolce! Found it at a local shop with a really good case for only $400 with tax. Pretty much everything I said comparing the C5 and the dolce was right, and you can take it to the next level with nylgut strings from Aquila! I got the Ambre strings for about $10 on Strings by Mail.
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Instead of talking about the characteristics and the specs of the guitar, most of the video is about you playing the guitar ! Anyway, not here to criticize you, but I recommend you do more informative and technical videos about your products! As for how it sounds, it could be shown and played within 30 seconds or so , not 3 hours !
it wasn't 3h, just 3min and 8sec