The newest arrivals to the shop, Cordoba Guitars began in 1997 and now has operations in California, Spain and China. Primarily a classical guitar company but they also make a fine ukulele. Start with the Iberia series, a C3, C5 or the rosewood C7. Classical guitars are the easiest to play and the wider necks are often easier for beginning adults to manage clean chord shapes. But don’t take our word for it, come by the shop and start playing!
The nicest traditional classical guitar that we have, with a solid Canadian cedar top and solid Indian rosewood back and sides. An ebony fingerboard and of course bone nut and saddle round out this great guitar, with a form-fitting polyfoam case.
Solid. Canadian Cedar top. Mahogany back. Mahogany sides. Rosewood fingerboard. Spanish fan bracing. A fabulous guitar for under $1000.00, with a form-fitting polyfoam case. Also available is the parlor sized C9, at 7/8 scale to the original.
A big step up from the C5 with Indian rosewood back and sides, a tone wood that is known for a complex sound rich in overtones. Solid cedar top, bone nut and saddle. Also includes a matching Cordoba gig bag.
This fine guitar has the same specs as the solid-spruce topped C5 but with a soft cutaway and a Fishman Presys II preamp with EQ and tuner. Solid red cedar top, mahogany back and sides.
The Cordoba C5 features a solid cedar top with mahogany back, sides and neck, a bone nut and saddle and an upgraded set of tuning machines from the C3. The gloss finish is easy to keep clean and polished. Cedar is known for a warm and rich tone and this guitar doesn’t disappoint!
Flamenco! Inspired and designed from the guitars of the Paco De Lucia (of course), this narrow-bodied Canadian cedar and rosewood guitar is a joy to play. Light in weight and dark in tone, this is one for Flamenco or traditional classical with a Spanish spin.
Just slightly smaller! A 7/8 scale (also available in the all solid C9 series) with a solid cedar top. The 630mm scale is 20mm less than what is considered standard size.
Another fine guitar from the Espana series, guitars hand-crated by in Spain by Spanish luthiers under the rich tradition of the national classical guitar lineage. This solid-spruce topped guitar features rich striped ebony (black and cream) back and sides. A Spanish cedar neck, ebony fingerboard, bone nut and saddle and included hardshell Humicase are a few more highlights of this unique piece.