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Originally Posted by sirwhale
I would also recommend that you try some flamenco guitars just to see how they feel to you. I transitioned from steel to flamenco guitars but spent a few months with a crossover.
I should have gone straight to try a flamenco guitar and would have saved some money. I actually prefer the neck.
Just in case you haven't seen this in your research, flamenco guitars are different to classicals. They have lower action and a quicker attack. They sound edgier. I love them.
I can pick up my mother-in-law's Taylor acoustic anytime and don't have any problems with the change.
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I looked on Cordoba's website, they list one of the three I'm considering, the GK Studio Negra as a flamenco guitar, the other two as crossovers, so I will be able to check one out that is considered a flamenco style.
Can you comment as to how important (or not) having solid wood for back and sides is on a nylon guitar?