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product_id: 67959619
title: "Cordoba Luthier C10 Classical Nylon Guitar & Case"
brand: "cordoba"
price: "€ 2807.72"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 5
category: "Cordoba"
url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/67959619-cordoba-luthier-c10-classical-nylon-guitar-and-case
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# Solid Canadian cedar top for warm tone Solid Indian rosewood back & sides for rich resonance Two-way truss rod for neck stability & playability Cordoba Luthier C10 Classical Nylon Guitar & Case

**Brand:** cordoba
**Price:** € 2807.72
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your sound with Cordoba C10 — where tradition meets modern mastery.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cordoba Luthier C10 Classical Nylon Guitar & Case by cordoba
- **How much does it cost?** € 2807.72 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/67959619-cordoba-luthier-c10-classical-nylon-guitar-and-case)

## Best For

- cordoba enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cordoba brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ready to Perform:** Includes lightweight Cordoba polyfoam case for secure transport and protection on the go.
- • **Versatile Models:** Choose from classic C10, compact Parlor, or slim-neck Crossover to match your style and comfort.
- • **Vintage Elegance:** Mother-of-pearl 'Esteso' rosette adds timeless, artisanal flair to your stage presence.
- • **Optimized Playability:** Flat ebony fingerboard with a traditional neck shape and smooth finish for effortless finger movement.
- • **Concert-Level Craftsmanship:** Handcrafted Spanish heel construction unifies body vibration for superior sound projection.

## Overview

The Cordoba Luthier C10 Classical Nylon Guitar features a solid Canadian cedar top paired with solid Indian rosewood back and sides, delivering a warm, rich tone ideal for serious classical players. Its Spanish heel construction and fan bracing enhance resonance and volume, while the two-way truss rod ensures neck stability. With a hand-inlaid mother-of-pearl rosette and premium ebony fingerboard, it combines vintage aesthetics with modern playability. The guitar comes with a durable polyfoam case, making it a concert-ready instrument at an accessible price point.

## Description

One of the original models in Cordoba’s Luthier series, the Cordoba C10 is built with the choice of a solid Canadian cedar top or solid European spruce top with solid Indian rosewood back and sides. The C10 features a fan bracing pattern, which gives the center of the soundboard more surface area to vibrate and respond to the tension of the strings. A more responsive soundboard makes the guitar louder, and provides better tone. The C10 is the perfect choice for the serious classical guitarist, or for any player looking to upgrade to a concert-level instrument at an affordable price. Like every guitar in the Luthier series, the C10 is built with Spanish heel construction, where the top of the guitar is attached to the neck, the sides are added next, and the guitar’s body is sealed by the installation of the back. This construction feature allows the entire instrument to vibrate as one unified piece. The C10 has the neck shape and flat fingerboard characteristic of traditional classical guitars, and includes the added benefit of a two-way truss rod built into the neck. Cordoba recently expanded upon the C10, offering two new options that appeal to guitarists from all backgrounds: the C10 Parlor, which has a 7/8 size body shape and 50mm nut width, and the C10 Crossover, which is a full size guitar with a slim neck profile, radiused fingerboard, and 48mm nut width. Aesthetic touches like the mother-of-pearl weave rosette inspired by a 1920’s Domingo Esteso guitar add a touch of vintage elegance to this best-seller. Other premium features include an ebony fingerboard, rosewood bridge, high gloss finish, and Savarez Cristal Corum strings. The C10 includes Cordoba’s lightweight polyfoam case.

Review: Great Build Quality and Awesome Sound - I received my Cordoba C10 today and I was able to spend some time with it. Just wanted to share my experience and opinion assuming it could be helpful to someone who's looking at this guitar as an option. MY BACKGROUND I'm a beginner player, who has been learning classical guitar on-and-off for about 6 years. I have owned a Yamaha C40, a Cort classical guitar, and currently own a Yamaha CG122MSH (bought 2 months ago on desertcart). So, pretty much I've been playing low-end, entry-level guitars. A QUEST TO FIND AN INTERMEDIATE LEVEL GUITAR Before making my decision to buy a Cordoba C10, I spend a lot of time online reading reviews, watching guitar review videos on YouTube, and sometimes playing guitars at the local Guitar Center. My objective was to buy something at $1,000 or below. I researched Cordoba C5/C7/C9/C10, All Alhambra models under $1,000, La Patrie models (especially Collection and Presentation models), and some Kremona models. At Guitar Center, I played a Cordoba C5, a Kremona, and Alhambra 10P (if I'm not mistaken). After all that, I decided to go with Cordoba C10 due to a lot of factors. WHY desertcart? There were other online shops that had C10 for the same price and free shipping. But no 2-day shipping. Some places had C10 for a few dollars less, but they charged for shipping. SHIPPING & DELIVERY This was one of my worries. I usually take good care of my guitars, but I was not sure the package carries (this came through UPS) would know what this is and take good care. When it arrived, the outer box didn't even have a dent. There was an inner box as well. Once that was opened, the Polyform case was securely packed with a lot of packing paper. It couldn't have been more secure than that. FIRST IMPRESSIONS When the Polyform case was opened, I was absolutely delighted. I immediately felt the new guitar smell. The guitar finish was absolutely brilliant. I checked every corner and surface to find an imperfection and there was none. The build quality was the highest of all guitar that I've played. I also noticed that it was heavier than many other guitars that I've played. Most probably due to the construction and truss rod. The guitar is absolutely quality and beautiful. PLAYABILITY After tuning the guitar, I played a few pieces that I've been practicing for the last few days. The playability is comparatively much better compared to my Yamaha. The left hand was much more relaxed. It was easy to glide the left hand on the polished neck (Yamaha's body is matte). The tuning pegs were smooth and didn't notice any play or slip or anything. SOUND What a difference! I really felt the difference between my Spruce Yamaha and Cedar C10. While the same piece on Yamaha was more elaborated and clear (especially the highs), C10 gave a nice, balanced, full and warmer sound. Like many reviews have pointed out elsewhere, the strings that come with C10 doesn't really give the highs out (Savarez Corum HT as far as I know). But the bases were fantastic. The sound the guitar produced, even with the strings that comes with it, was great. In the coming many weeks, I'm planning to experiment with some strings that I'm familiar with (and some for the first time) to see what I'd really like. Some have said Savarez Corum bases with La Belle 2001 trebles have given the best results, so that's something I'm looking forward to as well. But at the end of the day, it's everyone's preference and I might end up with something no one has suggested already. NEXT STEPS As suggested by luthiers and guitarists who know what they are talking about, I've already ordered humidifies for both my guitars. I'm planning to keep these in the cases, so the guitars won't get dry due to the low humidity in New England in this time of the year. Planning to buy a bunch of strings, experiment with them (each set for 3-4 weeks) and find what I like the most. Although the Polyform case is more than adequate to house the guitar at home, a hard-shell case might be a really good investment. A hard-shell case may provide a better seal for the humidification than the Polyform case. I'll also update this review, maybe in 6 months to share what's going on.
Review: Excellent Guitar - I play some virtuoso guitar repertoire and this is the best of my 4 classicals. The D'Addario Extended Life Extra Hard Tension strings is a good match for this guitar. It affords excellent sustain with some loss of clarity but finding the perfect tone for the perfect song is the holy grail isn't it and seldom attained. I've yet to play one of the signature model Cordoba's which no doubt sound better but 4 grand better who knows. This one sounds pretty darn good for the money. If you get one with protruding frets call desertcart and see if they will extend your warranty period and then let the guitar sit for 2 or 3 weeks in a 50% humidity. I think you may be pleasantly surprised with the result. The guitar was probably perfect at the factory and just dried up in storage. It's not a permanent disease. At least it wasn't in my case. Over humidifying a guitar is probably worse because it kills tone. To be able to buy a guitar this good at this price point is a miracle unto itself and we should appreciate it. I want to add a note about nut width/50 vs 52mm. The regular C10 is 52 the parlor is 50. I have a C9 with a 50mm nut. It depends on your preferences, hand size and what repertoire you're playing. Mertz material was composed on a narrow necked classical guitar and he would wrap his thumb around to get bass notes at least on occasion. This changes the tone and the dynamics of what you're doing and can mean the difference between success and failure when it comes to mastering one of his pieces. Don't be too set in your preferences as there is seldom a holy grail. If the instrument was manufactured well with good tone woods you can most likely make it work.

## Features

- Solid Canadian cedar top
- Solid Indian rosewood back and sides
- Hand inlaid Mother-of-Pearl "Esteso" Rosette
- Indian rosewood bridge with ebony fingerboard
- Includes Cordoba Polyfoam case

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001RTTCMK |
| Back Material Type | Solid Rosewood |
| Back material type | Solid Rosewood |
| Best Sellers Rank | 105,290 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 198 in Classical Guitars |
| Body Material Type | Rosewood |
| Body material | Rosewood |
| Brand | Cordoba |
| Brand Name | Cordoba |
| Colour | Natural |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 28 Reviews |
| Fretboard Material Type | Ebony Wood |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00809870046763 |
| Guitar Bridge System | Fixed |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | Piezo and Mic blending system |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Instrument | Guitar |
| Item Dimensions | 116.8 x 20.3 x 45.7 centimetres |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 116.8L x 20.3W x 45.7H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 2000 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Tornavoz Music Company |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 99-753-0100 |
| Model Name | C10 CD/IN Acoustic Nylon String Classical Guitar |
| Model Number | C10 CD/IN |
| Neck Material Type | Mahogany |
| Neck material type | Mahogany |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Product Warranty | 3 year limited. |
| Scale Length | 25.6 |
| String Material Type | Nylon |
| Top Material Type | Cedar Wood |
| Top material type | Cedar Wood |
| UPC | 614252349574 809870046763 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Back material type:** Rosewood
- **Body material:** Rosewood
- **Brand:** Cordoba
- **Colour:** Natural
- **Fretboard material type:** Ebony Wood
- **Guitar pick-up configuration:** Piezo and Mic blending system
- **Hand orientation:** Right
- **Neck material type:** Mahogany
- **String material type:** Nylon
- **Top material type:** Cedar Wood

## Images

![Cordoba Luthier C10 Classical Nylon Guitar & Case - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61SwVEd1LZL.jpg)
![Cordoba Luthier C10 Classical Nylon Guitar & Case - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61pRl9BgxqL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is neck nut 52 mm or 2” inches?**
A: Yes, 52mm nut width, 650mm scale length.

**Q: Can I buy this in left handed model**
A: Sorry, but the C10 Lefty only comes in cedar top. We have other options in left handed spruce top with our Calido Soloist.Thanks!DanielCalido Guitars

**Q: For almost $1300, it should come with a hard wooden case?**
A: Unfortunately, it does not. It comes with only a soft-sided travel case. I had to buy a hard-sided case separately to properly protect the instrument.

**Q: what does the CD/IN suffix indicate?**
A: Hello Everett, the CD means solid cedar top, the IN means solid Indian Rosewood back/sides. There is also a C10 SP/IN which has solid spruce top and solid Indian Rosewood bac/sides.Please let us know if we can help.DanielCálido Guitars

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Build Quality and Awesome Sound
*by S***E on 24 January 2019*

I received my Cordoba C10 today and I was able to spend some time with it. Just wanted to share my experience and opinion assuming it could be helpful to someone who's looking at this guitar as an option. MY BACKGROUND I'm a beginner player, who has been learning classical guitar on-and-off for about 6 years. I have owned a Yamaha C40, a Cort classical guitar, and currently own a Yamaha CG122MSH (bought 2 months ago on Amazon). So, pretty much I've been playing low-end, entry-level guitars. A QUEST TO FIND AN INTERMEDIATE LEVEL GUITAR Before making my decision to buy a Cordoba C10, I spend a lot of time online reading reviews, watching guitar review videos on YouTube, and sometimes playing guitars at the local Guitar Center. My objective was to buy something at $1,000 or below. I researched Cordoba C5/C7/C9/C10, All Alhambra models under $1,000, La Patrie models (especially Collection and Presentation models), and some Kremona models. At Guitar Center, I played a Cordoba C5, a Kremona, and Alhambra 10P (if I'm not mistaken). After all that, I decided to go with Cordoba C10 due to a lot of factors. WHY AMAZON? There were other online shops that had C10 for the same price and free shipping. But no 2-day shipping. Some places had C10 for a few dollars less, but they charged for shipping. SHIPPING & DELIVERY This was one of my worries. I usually take good care of my guitars, but I was not sure the package carries (this came through UPS) would know what this is and take good care. When it arrived, the outer box didn't even have a dent. There was an inner box as well. Once that was opened, the Polyform case was securely packed with a lot of packing paper. It couldn't have been more secure than that. FIRST IMPRESSIONS When the Polyform case was opened, I was absolutely delighted. I immediately felt the new guitar smell. The guitar finish was absolutely brilliant. I checked every corner and surface to find an imperfection and there was none. The build quality was the highest of all guitar that I've played. I also noticed that it was heavier than many other guitars that I've played. Most probably due to the construction and truss rod. The guitar is absolutely quality and beautiful. PLAYABILITY After tuning the guitar, I played a few pieces that I've been practicing for the last few days. The playability is comparatively much better compared to my Yamaha. The left hand was much more relaxed. It was easy to glide the left hand on the polished neck (Yamaha's body is matte). The tuning pegs were smooth and didn't notice any play or slip or anything. SOUND What a difference! I really felt the difference between my Spruce Yamaha and Cedar C10. While the same piece on Yamaha was more elaborated and clear (especially the highs), C10 gave a nice, balanced, full and warmer sound. Like many reviews have pointed out elsewhere, the strings that come with C10 doesn't really give the highs out (Savarez Corum HT as far as I know). But the bases were fantastic. The sound the guitar produced, even with the strings that comes with it, was great. In the coming many weeks, I'm planning to experiment with some strings that I'm familiar with (and some for the first time) to see what I'd really like. Some have said Savarez Corum bases with La Belle 2001 trebles have given the best results, so that's something I'm looking forward to as well. But at the end of the day, it's everyone's preference and I might end up with something no one has suggested already. NEXT STEPS As suggested by luthiers and guitarists who know what they are talking about, I've already ordered humidifies for both my guitars. I'm planning to keep these in the cases, so the guitars won't get dry due to the low humidity in New England in this time of the year. Planning to buy a bunch of strings, experiment with them (each set for 3-4 weeks) and find what I like the most. Although the Polyform case is more than adequate to house the guitar at home, a hard-shell case might be a really good investment. A hard-shell case may provide a better seal for the humidification than the Polyform case. I'll also update this review, maybe in 6 months to share what's going on.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Guitar
*by S***D on 21 September 2023*

I play some virtuoso guitar repertoire and this is the best of my 4 classicals. The D'Addario Extended Life Extra Hard Tension strings is a good match for this guitar. It affords excellent sustain with some loss of clarity but finding the perfect tone for the perfect song is the holy grail isn't it and seldom attained. I've yet to play one of the signature model Cordoba's which no doubt sound better but 4 grand better who knows. This one sounds pretty darn good for the money. If you get one with protruding frets call Amazon and see if they will extend your warranty period and then let the guitar sit for 2 or 3 weeks in a 50% humidity. I think you may be pleasantly surprised with the result. The guitar was probably perfect at the factory and just dried up in storage. It's not a permanent disease. At least it wasn't in my case. Over humidifying a guitar is probably worse because it kills tone. To be able to buy a guitar this good at this price point is a miracle unto itself and we should appreciate it. I want to add a note about nut width/50 vs 52mm. The regular C10 is 52 the parlor is 50. I have a C9 with a 50mm nut. It depends on your preferences, hand size and what repertoire you're playing. Mertz material was composed on a narrow necked classical guitar and he would wrap his thumb around to get bass notes at least on occasion. This changes the tone and the dynamics of what you're doing and can mean the difference between success and failure when it comes to mastering one of his pieces. Don't be too set in your preferences as there is seldom a holy grail. If the instrument was manufactured well with good tone woods you can most likely make it work.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful
*by S***K on 22 May 2015*

This guitar sounds really great. The action was perfect when the guitar arrived; no fret buzz and no truss rod adjustments needed to be made yet. I would definitely recommend buying this guitar with the Cordoba HumiCase - it's a better fit and overall much nicer than the polyfoam case that comes with the guitar. The guitar is absolutely beautiful as well - I get more comments about how nice it looks than about my ability to play it :P The craftsmanship is top-notch for this price range. Nice, straight grains and zero defects that I could find. The rosette is simple but attractive. It stays in tune pretty nicely, and is clear and expressive when played with properly-shaped nails. I would absolutely recommend this as a first or second classical guitar for the beginner or intermediate player who wants an instrument that they won't grow out of too fast. You're getting a lot of guitar for the price.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Cordoba C10 CD Classical, All-Solid Woods, Acoustic Nylon String Guitar, Luthier Series, with Polyfoam Case
- Amazon Basics Adjustable Folding Guitar Stand, A-shape, Fully Assembled - For School Music Program, Concerts & Multiple Users, Black

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