Ibanez 6-String Classical Guitar, Right, Natural

Excellent guitar. Well made. It is lots of fun when plugged into the amp. Flamenco much recommended. Thin-line comfort in the body as well as fretboard and string action. It is not a beginners guitar, not sure why people may suggest that it is. It is not as large and doesn’t sound as large as a classic guitar and perhaps gives the impression of a child guitar but it is not...It is well suited for the stage, it is a performance guitar. A soloists dream. The electronic are responsive, hold tune. I got it on amazon warehouse deal and worth every penny.

It was very good guitar.

We are very pleased with this. Not playing in bands but sit around at home playing and this guitar has good sound. If you’re just starting out it makes a difference in sound if you buy a little better than starter guitars. Decent price and hooks up to an amp.

The guitar was smaller than I had anticipated. It has a very good sound; however, and I am impressed with the ease of playing it has. The action is close making cords sound clear. They are easy to reach. The wide nut gives adequate room to make each cord. When amplified, it only needs moderate volume. I find no flaws and it is finished as specified yet its general appearance is not stunning. I am enjoying playing the guitar and all required in setting the unit up was to tune it. I could play it immediately. I am pleased to note the neck has a tuning rod to improve the action. I feel I made a good purchase and think it will fill my needs and I anticipate hours of enjoying the unit.

Love the color and feel of this guitar. With the nylon strings it’s definitely better for those who are starting out and then switch the strings.

If your just starting out and need something to learn on this is a nice option. If your an intermediate level player wanting to venture into classical guitar this is a excellent option. The setup was ok from the box but a little tweak goes along way. Great for Willie Nelson tunes as well.

Made well. Holds tune. Comfortable to play

I read a few bad review on this guitar but still took a chance. I build guitars from scratch at home. This guitar has a bridge plate that is insufficient to support the string tension on the bridge saddle. the saddle has bent the wood to the point where it has cracked like so many others have said about this guitar. Alos it came unplayable with one very bad high fret that was some how dinged and lifted. I was able to use a fret hammer and tap he fret down to a point where the guitar wont buzz. It's too bad that this bridge has failed as the bridge is one of the most important parts of the guitars playability. The rest of the guitaris rather nice except the sloppy fret job and the poorly fit neck to body with a huge seam filled with filler. I will modify the bridge myself in my shop to make it sturdy and playable. I have the skills to do this but so does Ibanez. Ibanez really needs to improve the bridge plate so it can support the bridge saddle. Such an easy design fix it boggles the mind why ibanez , a reputable guitar maker would release such a poorly designed bridge. the only thing that makes any sense is it is designed to fail as this is just a beginner guitar and eventually any player would want to upgrade to something better. Designed obsolescence in action here. If these two things were improved, this guitar would be well worth the money, #1 a stronger bridge and bridge saddle design, #2 a better fret job without sharp ends and high frets that create string buzz, a better fret level job. I live in the middle of nowhere so Amazon returns are not an option for me as I have to drive 2 hours to closest mail drop off. So I'm stuck with this guitar and will fix it myself , like I said. Good thing I can do that and I'm willing to put in my time and materials do do this.