Cordoba Mini M Travel Acoustic Nylon String Guitar With Cordoba Gig Bag
Cordoba Guitars
SKU: EZFB00V3A5SDA
Out Of Stock
$277.50
Description
Solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides
Miniature nylon string guitar with full size feel and playability (20" scale length, 50" nut width)
Natural satin finish
Custom Aquila string set, tuned to A
Includes custom Cordoba gig bag
Lightweight body with an impressively loud voice
The new Cordoba Mini M is the ultimate travel instrument, offering the playability of a full size guitar in a compact, lightweight body with an impressively loud voice. This miniature guitar features a solid spruce top paired with mahogany back and sides for a clear, complex tone. Its comfortable, thin U-shaped neck and 1.96" (50 mm) nut width offers the feel and string spacing of a full-size guitar. It has a scale length of 20" (510 mm), and is tuned just like a guitar - either in standard E or up a 4th to A (ADGCEa - recommended and factory spec for the most vibrant tone). The Cordoba Mini M is a perfect companion for road trips, vacations, and hanging out at home. Includes a Cordoba gig bag. Brand: Cordoba Guitars, Model: Cordoba Mini M, Color: Natural
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