Kremona F65C Nylon-String Guitar Natural

The guitar sounds excellent...very rich, full, and sweet sound. I tried out all of the nylon string guitars at Guitar Center under $1000, and this one sounded best amongst all guitars under $1000 that I played.

My first true quality purchase of an amazingly built guitar. I had initially found this beauty in a local guitar center and quickly learned the great quality that the price brings on this instrument. I had long had the mentality of "Why spend so much for a guitar?" and those thoughts were shattered once I got my hands on the instrument. An extremely warm and pleasant sound befitting of my guitar goals as an intermediate player. After playing this guitar for a few months now, I can say it was worth the money. There were even a few other guitars in shop sporting a price of 1000 and up and I didn't like them as much as this one. Definitely a great value buy for what you get.

My new F65C has a wonderful rich tone, especially in the lower range. I compared it side-by-side with other brands costing twice as much and it held its own. I'm a beginning classical guitarist, and this instrument will serve me well and give me room to grow. It's truly lovely.

I'm a beginner, but I can tell the guitar is louder than my teacher's. He complemented it as well!

I'm not one to write product reviews. But when I come across a good product that takes me by surprise, I'm willing to take the time to let others know. A beautiful wood grain with attractive, understated appointments is a guitar look that always has appealed to me. And the Soloist F65C fits the bill. (It's a must to see it in person.) The solid red cedar top has a light cocoa-colored tint that pairs nicely with the Indian rosewood back and sides. The hand-inlaid, earth-tone wood rosette is a design that beautifully complements the top wood. The gold-tone tuning machines with white pearloid pegs give it a classic look. As for its construction, I couldn't find any flaws. You can tell that great care went into building this instrument. Since I opened the box, I haven't been able to put the guitar down. The cedar top offers a warm tone yet projects the lows, mids, and highs with great clarity. The sound is balanced across all strings, whether you're playing individual notes or strumming a chord. It hasn't gone out of tune during several days of playing. While it's a classical guitar with a laminate back and sides, it performs like an instrument well beyond its price tag. You will find great pleasure in playing different genres of music with this six-string.

I was considering this vs a Cordoba C7 and I'm very happy with my choice. The Kremona F65C has an excellent warm tone and feels great to play.