- Is the Yamaha CG192C a good step-up from a beginner classical guitar?
- Yes. The solid cedar top and better hardware make it a clear upgrade over laminate beginner models like the CG122, with a fuller tone and more responsive feel.
- Does the CG192C have a solid top?
- Yes. The top is solid cedar, while the back and sides are mahogany laminate. That combination keeps the cost down while giving a warmer, more open sound than an all-laminate guitar.
- Is it full size?
- Yes. It is a 4/4 full-size classical guitar with a standard 650 mm scale, suited to adults and older students.
- Does it come with a case?
- No. It is typically sold as the guitar alone, so budget for a classical guitar case or gig bag separately.
- How does it compare with the Cordoba C5?
- Both are solid-top classicals. The Yamaha has a cedar top and mahogany body for a warm, mellow voice, while the Cordoba C5 uses a cedar top with mahogany back and sides and is often praised for a slightly brighter, more projecting sound.
- Can it be used for flamenco?
- It can be played in flamenco style, but it is built as a classical guitar with a warmer, rounder voice. A dedicated flamenco guitar with a spruce top and thinner body will cut through better.
- Where is the Yamaha CG192C Classical Guitar 4/4 - Natural cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $679.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Yamaha CG192C Classical Guitar 4/4 - Natural?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.