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Cordoba Maple 14 vs Fusion 5
Can anyone advise the difference between the Maple 14 and Fusion 5 (other than frets to the body)?
Is it primarily a difference in materials? Is one laminate and the other solid? Is there a difference in the neck shape /style? Thanks Joe |
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I was wondering the same thing when considering the Fushion 5. I was looking at the Fushion Natural 12 and Fushion 5. The fushion 5, Natural 12 and Fushion maple all have solid tops but not back and sides.
I believe the specs and materials on the Natural 12 are simply better than the 5. The Natural 12 and Maple are more similar other than back and side material. I have purchased the Fushion 5 as my first nylon string. I have not picked up a steel string since getting it. I am now considering a Maple 12. The Cordoba website has detailed spec lists for all models. |
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Thanks Jacob.
How is the action on the Fusion 5? I own an older Giannini classical guitar and find the action quite high. I know that the larger size of nylon strings require a higher action to prevent buzzing, but I'm hoping that hybrid-type guitars have lower action. I'm assuming that action can be somewhat adjusted just as it can with steel strings instruments........ Joe |
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Hi Joe
I adjusted the action by sanding the saddle a bit. It is higher than my steel string but still very easy to fret even at the 12th fret and no buzzing. |
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Ok thanks!
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