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Old 05-17-2016, 06:12 AM
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Originally Posted by jkwrpc View Post
I think we tend to forget the classical guitar has developed to the current specs over hundreds of years. That means thousands if not millions and millions of players and luthiers that came to settle on the form we associate with that guitar.

Its a design that has been well considered and on that has had luthiers and players take to a place they consider perfection.

That time tested design is a hole in the current CF guitar lineup.
The problem for CF builders is, the time tested design tends to appeal to traditional nylon classical players who are very used to tradition and are even less likely to venture into the world of CFs than wood steel string players even if the neck specs were designed to specifically appeal to them. So cracking that nut likely isn't the market that CF builders are aiming for...at least for quite some time. Rather, as CF builders are already focussed on steel string instruments, offering such players a nylon option has much greater chance of acceptance to make it worthwhile enough to try at all.
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