Augustine Prima Guitar Review
Here is my review of the Augustine Prima Classical Guitars.
There are two guitars: cedar top and spruce top
For more information or to order go to
http://www.augustinestrings.com
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Originally posted by UCqPVHAex9W8CO-1QRQPSvHw at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYQJTu1v41I
My nylon stringed guitar is a Yamaha. I love her and have put my soul into it but one day I hope for a better guitar. My mandolin is just a grade above poor too.
They look and sound great through my headphones but here in Europe you can get a nice Spanish made student guitar from Alhambra, Paco Castillo, Camps etc for the same money. I’d go with one of those over a Chinese guitar though I hear Altamira are decent.
Great video Hannah. I've been waiting to give classical a try. Thank you for your lovely and informative content. ????
Do you have any recommendation on somewhat higher end instruments ? It seems like there is a huge jump in the price of classical guitars..at least here in the US…from $500 to $5000..I was looking for something in between for now..most of the guitars I see in shops are either not good quality or very expensive.
Yeah for me cedar for the win ???? i love the dark sound and warmer and the bass sounds is really good.
Bravó Hannah. CONGRATULATIONS, PETER!!!!!
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These guitars seem to be no longer available, correct?
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Nice review, thanks. Anybody know who builds these for Augustine? Chinese made?
The headstock shape is characteristic of a builder in Europe.
Oh, and regarding the differences in [top] wood: it is said often that cedar is pretty much what you get from 'day one.' Spruce, on the other hand, can take some time to dry out/break-in. Spruce is a bit trickier to gauge the mature sound from but my experience is that it can really open up with amazing projection over time (at least the the guitar I have). Both of these Augustine models have laminate back/sides.
Here is a direct link to the Augustine spec page: https://www.albertaugustine.com/guitars#!
(copy/pasted). Unfortunately, the details aren't too generous — would like to know more specifics.
I’d go with a Yamaha classical, they have a lifetime warranty in the neck.
Beautiful look and sound!
You’re awesome, an amazing review!
????????☝️????That was terrific Hannah! Iove the colors on the Cedar but the Spruce sounded much sharper can I say that "Sharper"?
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Great video Hannah! One of my students just for one of these and I was surprised how good it sounded for the price!
Nice review. It's good that someone is addressing the need for a playable guitar in that price range.
And very good commentary Hannah.Well done
I like the rich sound of the first.But both have a great sound!????????
Always a pleasure, Hannah. A great tutorial on how to evaluate a Guitar. Can you post the names of the pieces you played? Thanks.
Hannah. The finish on these guitars look absolutely beautiful. Nice presentation.
Hannah, os violões do luthier Hauser tem um som fantástico ! O primeiro tem um som mais grave e o segundo mais agudo !