Vangoa Classical Guitar, 39" Nylon String, Full Size Beginner Spanish Guitar With Spruce Top And Sapele Back, Bundle for Gig Bag, Pedal, Tuner, Strap, Capo, Spare Strings

I have owned a number of entry-level, name brand classical guitars over the years (2 Yamahas and an Ibanez). The Vangoa is just as good, but at a better value with both a lower price tag and lots of extras (case, tuner, strap, strings and more). I bought the red cedar model. It has a soft, warm classical tone, and a beautiful glossy finish that brings out the grain of the wood very nicely. Finally, the abalone-like look of the binding is a nice touch that really makes this guitar pop. Great value. Worth it. Just get it.

The guitar arrived in perfect condition (7-16-2024) packed in its gig bag and cardboard box. I chose the Cedar top. My first impression was that the finish is beautiful. I could not find a blemish or defect anywhere. The neck is arrow straight and the set up is ok; action is just a little high (about 5 mm) at the 12th fret. The fretboard top and edges are very smooth. I only found one sharp fret wire end-- on the 14th fret. The strings are ok, not the greatest. The tone is good.The gig bag has a some padding to protect the guitar if you carry it around in your car. I think it would cost close to $30 to buy it separately. The tuner is very good; I keep it clipped on the headstock since nylon strings need frequent tuning in the first couple weeks of use. The capo is "so-so", really not that great. If you use a capo a lot you might need a better one. I would say the same for the foot rest; its a little unstable but useable.. All in all, the accessory package is a really good deal!My only other complaint is that they used a black stain on the Bridge which rubbed off on the included cleaning cloth. I really had to rub it a lot to get all the stain out. I think they also used a black stain on the fretboard but it doesn't seem to rub off.I won't hesitate to give it 5 stars because it is really beautiful, sounds good, and is a great value at $169.

I've owned several different classical guitars ranging from $150 "cheapos" up to mid-level student guitars ( Yairi CY118 and Takamini Hirade ). I can say this is a very nice guitar for what I paid for it! I've owned a couple of inexpensive Yamahas and I want to say my last model was a c40 if memory serves me and this is every bit as nice and honestly a little bit nicer than that one. Fit and finish are good, the frets are finished well with no sharp edges and it has a nice laquer job. It has a warm and balanced tone and while not the loudest guitar it's loud enough for practicing or playing in small groups if you have decent acoustics in the room. Actions nice and low over the first fret and a tad high over the 12th fret but interestingly enough its not difficult at all to play, the strings are very easy to push down and I'm not going to even tamper with it, I usually shave down my saddles to lower the action but this one won't be needing it. I went ahead and ordered a set of diadario ej45s but honestly the strings that came with it sound pretty darn good so I'm not in a hurry to change them out. It also came with the bag tuner, footrest etc. normally I don't care about stuff like that but the accessories seem like decent quality and I will use them. Overall for the price you really can't beat this instrument and if you're trying to decide between something like this or one of the Yamahas for an inexpensive guitar or for a student don't be afraid to give this one a shot, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Hope this helps.

I am going back to guitar after a long absence. This had twoo things you don't usually find in a less expensive guitar, a solid top and a bone nut and saddle. Both of these qualitied should improve the tone. It comes with a lot of extras including a nicely made soft case. One of the tuning peg handles was partially broken but that did not effect the guitar. I was surprised how the supplied strings maintained their tune after a couple of days.It's a nice looking guitar and seems very well made tho' I haven't heard of the brand before. I was disappointed that the punticello did not work on the 7th fret. Might be the strings. There is a slight buzz in the D string. I am frankly afraid to play around with the truss rod to adjust the action. Figured I would let the guitar "break in." Also, I am trying to get back a familiarity with a guitar so I can discover what is me and what is the guitar.Kind of disturbed at the number of people who got the guitar for free. I had to order the guitar twice because the first time it never arrived. Overall, even with the price rise, I would say it's worth the money especially as a beginner guitar.

Got this guitar for my son's guitar class. Great beginner classic guitar set. Looks beautiful. Comes with everything you need. After I tuned it initially, it has kept the tune and did not have to be tuned again, from what I hear from my son.Case is pretty sturdy and has good padiding. I reached to Seller for some questions - their response was super fast. Would definitely recommend.

It will be a year next month, since I got this guitar. I average 30 minutes a day fingerstyle play. I was really pleased with the construction. The frets were well done. Only one was a little high. I did have to adjust the truss rod to eliminate some buzz on the 6th string at the 3rd fret. 3 strings required rewinding.I am really surprised how well it stays in tune. After the first week, the strings settled and has only required tuning after humidity changes in my area.The body of the guitar is well made and all the fit and finish is really quite beautiful. I work with wood as part of my trade, and an ill fitting piece stands out. This guitar is lovely and the tones are clear and strong. The sound comes out true and each open string pluck is it's own musical piece.I highly recommend this guitar!