Classical Guitar by Hola! Music Review – Cheap and Cheerful Classical
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From our archive. This review was published on GuitarFella and has not been re-tested. Specifications describe the model as it shipped then — check the maker's current range before you buy.
Unlike some of the other models on our chart of the best classical guitars under $150 – such as Cordoba or Yamaha – this affordable model doesn’t have the name of a big brand behind it. However, the classical guitar from Hola! Music still shows off some very desirable features for a beginner on a budget.



Body And Neck
To describe this guitar as ‘no frills’ wouldn’t exactly be fair, although there is nothing over the top in terms of design – it’s a full-size nylon-stringed guitar, which sports traditional classical looks. However, the eye-catching glossy finish, attractive rosette, body binding, and craftsmanship exudes a high quality – higher than the inexpensive price tag suggests anyway. Even the materials used to construct it look like something you’d find on a pricier model. These are quite typical woods for this style of guitar, with spruce on the top, and mahogany on the back and sides. Mahogany is also used for the neck, while the fretboard is made from rosewood and features 19 frets (12 in the clear). Overall, it’s lightweight and easy to play for beginners, with a relatively slim neck and good action out of the box.