Paracho Elite Thin Body Classical Guitar-San Benito-With Three Free AAA Musical Picks

I love the way it sounds. 3 words i love it

It is now four years since I bought this guitar. As I mentioned before I had to take it to an expert for repairs. Fortunately it was not expensive and it is sounding good now. The problem was the height of the first three frets.It puzzles me how the manufacturer did not detected the defect. Maybe they did, but decide to sell it "as is"Anyway, I believe Paracho Guitars are well built. Unfortunately the one I ordered did not went thru the Quality Dept. It had fret defects. The first two frets sounded distorted, commonly known as fret buzz. I measured various fret heights and found different heights; in other words they were not leveled. Not suitable for playing. Once repaired the sound is good and the overall craftsmanship is acceptable compared to my other classical guitars. I bought this guitar for the size and cut away features.

Purchased as a second instrument while I learn slack key tunings. Some small blems nothing serious. To make it "mine" I restrung with normal tension and adjusted the action while at it. The tone is quite nice and the thin box seems to add a difference" that I was after. I have read some speculation about the thin body made of cedar, but listening to the resonance and tone rendering I don,t have any concerns.