Audio Comparison of Six Classical Guitars

[mrkpower]

Which guitar sounds best to you chosen by listening ONLY please!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQA_SYFT3Q0

[SteveBurt]

I voted for 4, but 2 and 4 sounded the best to me.
1 and 5 sounded a bit harsh.

[rick-slo]

Like the clarity of #3 best

[pf400]

Listened without looking at the descriptions, liked #3 the best, and I see it's rosewood and cedar. Must say though that you have to try out any guitar in the shop no matter the construction. Must say that my all-laminate Yamaha sounds pretty good but I want more depth.

[Gitfiddlemann]

Originally Posted by rick-slo

Like the clarity of #3 best

My sentiments as well.
I'd choose #3 first, and #2 second.

[tkoehler1]

I really like #1 the best.

TK

[Paultergeist]

For myself, I preferred instrument #2, with instrument #1 a close second.

[Nailpicker]

Perhaps I'm not discerning enough, but I thought they were all differently wonderful. If I had to make a pick I'd choose #1 for it's crisp, articulate clarity, but I have always tended to like maple for just that reason. I'd guardedly choose #4...for different reasons

[LadysSolo]

I liked #1, #4, #5, and #6 in that order. #2 and #3 sounded to me to be a bit "muddy" sounding is the only way I can explain it.

[ameriken]

I chose 1 but 4 was second.

[mrkpower]

I pick #2, like the pure tone and big sound.