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Hi folks,
I was wondering if anyone could tell me of a few good classical guitars for me to look into buying. I was toying with the idea of a steel strung guitar but have put that idea to one side and decided to stick with the nylon strings for now. I'm looking at a price range of about £100 - £150 so if anyone has any good suggestions that would help me greatly. Thanks

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Hi folks,
I was wondering if anyone could tell me of a few good classical guitars for me to look into buying. I was toying with the idea of a steel strung guitar but have put that idea to one side and decided to stick with the nylon strings for now. I'm looking at a price range of about £100 - £150 so if anyone has any good suggestions that would help me greatly. Thanks

Whippy
Do you play classical or are you wanting to play more modern stuff?

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I'm wanting to play more modern stuff in a fingerpicking kind of way.
Let me know what you think

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