Cordoba GK Studio Negra Electro Classical
The Cordoba GK Studio Negra features similar features to the GK Studio but with the addition of Indian rosewood back and sides, giving it a bassier response for a real thumping sound, which is great for Flamenco players. The onboard Fishman Presys system lets you plug in to take your GK Studio Negra to the stage.
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- Top: Solid European spruce
- Back & Sides: Indian rosewood
- Binding/Bridge: Maple binding/Indian rosewood bridge
- Purfling/Inlay: 3 ply maple and ebony top purfling
- Rosette: All natural inlaid wood mosaic
- Finish: High gloss PU finish
- Neck/Fingerboard: Mahogany neck / Rosewood fingerboard / Cutaway-Electric Style Neck
- Truss Rod: Two-way adjustable, 4mm
- Scale Length: 650mm (25.6")
- Nut Width: 50mm (1.96")
- String Spacing at Saddle: 59mm
- Fret Marker Inlays: Mother-of-Pearl at 3, 5, 7, 9, 12
- Nut/Saddle : Bone
- Number of Frets: 12 to body, 19 total
- Bracing/Build: Spanish fan bracing, Flamenco style build, cutaway electric
- Body Width & Length: 285mm (11.2") at upper bout, 370mm (14.6") at lower bout
- Overall Length: 39"
- Body Depth: 88mm (3.5") at upper bout, 89mm (3.5") at lower bout
- Tuning Machines : Cordoba Tuning Machines C7,GK
- Strings: Savarez Cristal Corum High Tension 500CJ
- Electronics: Fishman Presys Blend with 4 Band EQ phase, undersaddle piezo and internal microphone with blender, built in digital tuner
- Tap Plate/Pick Guard: Clear Spanish golpeador
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Customer reviews
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27/12/2019
This guitar is very good indeed - easy to play and sounds darn good - both plugged and unplugged. It's a good way to add that lovely, warm, dynamic nylon string sound to the palette. And the included gig bag is one of the best I've ever seen - a real bonus. Altogether, decent value for money. I would give it 5 stars had it not been for the disappointing 'out of the box' set up : the electrics were dead (fixed by fitting a new battery), the action was pretty high (fixed by adjusting the truss rod with the supplied allen key), and the frets are a bit rough (time to do a bit of careful sanding...……). As long as you're prepared for this, go for it !