Strings Choice
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Year 2012 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model C10 Top wood Cedar Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Carl T. Geenen StringsComment
Sounds wonderful with cedar, and easy to play. -
Year 2019 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model C10 Top wood Cedar Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Chris Zarecki StringsComment
Excellent sounding strings, very lively but still balanced, and with excellent playability. -
Year 2021 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model Esteso SP Top wood Spruce Side wood Pau Ferro Back wood Pau Ferro Player Al Choi StringsComment
The Regal trebles are likely one of the most round and sweet sounding trebles, at least on this particular guitar. It feels very nice to play, and feels like butter after breaking them in. They are high tension, but they don't necessarily feel stiff or difficult to play. I love the sound and feel of the Black basses, but I do feel that Red basses feel a bit more solid in the hands, and perhaps little better for performances. -
Year 2021 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model Prot?g? 7/8 Top wood Spruce Side wood Mahogany Back wood Mahogany Player Joscelyne Kravitz StringsComment
The Cantiga basses on this set really make this guitar sing, and the carbon G string is a perfect balancer to brighten the melancholy tones of the mahogany. This set has also maintained its sound quality longer than other sets I've tried. Lastly, though the tension is medium, I would say it's more of a medium-high tension, which again complements the mahogany and feels really great to play. -
Year 2020 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model C10 Parlor Top wood Cedar Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player D. Paul La Montagne StringsComment
Lovely tone, very comfortable, just right for playing without nails. -
Year 2012 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model C8 Top wood Cedar Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Anonymous StringsComment
I like the balance of richness and brightness that they deliver and they last. -
Year 2013 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model C9 Top wood Cedar Side wood Mahogany Back wood Mahogany Player Yiren Hu StringsComment
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Year 2003 Instrument type Electric Builder / Manufacturer Cort Instrument Model Mirage Series Top wood Maple Side wood Mahogany Back wood Mahogany Player GWP StringsComment
Sustain and ease of playability. -
Year 2015 Instrument type Electric Builder / Manufacturer D'Angelico Instrument Model EXL-1 Hollowbody Top wood Spruce Side wood Maple Back wood Maple Player Alex StringsComment
I like the feel and deep bass sound of the E and A strings. The light gauge is better if you want to play blues / jazz, because anything above 11's becomes difficult to bend. -
Year 2009 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Dake Traphagen Instrument Model Torres-Santos Top wood Spruce Side wood Cypress Back wood Cypress Player Mr. Kazuhiro Yoshizumi StringsComment
Crystalline highs, controlled mid, warm lows.
