PATRICK JAMES EGGLE

Spanish Flamenco music is known for its fiery, percussive sound, and the Perez 630 Flamenco has been designed with bright wood types to produce just that. To be specific, this nylon-string guitar has a solid spruce top with sycamore sides and back. Not only do these woods give the guitar its lovely light colour, but they are also responsible for its direct, aggressive Flamenco tone. This Spanish-born Perez guitar offers you outstanding quality for an affordable price.

Features of the Perez 630 Flamenco
The Perez 630 Flamenco is a solid-top Spanish guitar, which means that the spruce top is made of solid wood. Solid wood is a better choice than laminated wood because it resonates much better, and more resonance means more volume, which is precisely what a Flamenco guitar needs. Furthermore, the Sycamore wood used for the sides and back is very soft and has a dampening effect on your notes to create the kind of sustain that’s crucial for that percussive Flamenco sound. Finally, the mahogany neck and rosewood fretboard give the guitar a nice touch of warmth.

General characteristics
The expert artisanship that went into making this guitar can be seen clearly in the finishing touches. Just like its bigger brothers, the Perez 630 Cedro has a sleek, no-frills finish with tasteful black body bindings and a colourful wooden rosette. The Perez 630 Flamenco is finished with a high-gloss transparent lacquer and features a set of rugged nickel-plated tuners.