Choosing an electro acoustic classical guitar

ApeXaviour

Hey all,
I used to play around a bit with an old spanish guitar (self taught and just for a laugh) until it was happened upon, and irreversibly maladjusted by my brother and his friends one drunken evening.

I've been itching of recent to pick it up again, but I thought I'd go for an electro acoustic nylon strings. I've not the slightest idea about these things, the bells and whistles etc.

Looking on Waltons' website. These three are in my price range:
http://waltons.ie/waltonsshop/product_info.php?products_id=10503
http://waltons.ie/waltonsshop/product_info.php?products_id=10877
http://waltons.ie/waltonsshop/product_info.php?products_id=1361

Any one of them better than another? If so why? Any reason I should up my price range a little?

Cheers

The Saint

Hi Ape. Don't know how much you're willing to spend but I bought one of these about a year ago. It's a Takamine EG128 SC. It's a great guitar for the price and sounds lovely through an amp with a bit of reverb. It's just under €400 from Thomann. They have them in Musicmaker too. That's where I bought mine. I didn't have the patience to wait for one from Thomann. I have some recordings of it if you want a listen.
http://www.thomann.de/ie/takamine_eg128sc.htm

Hope this helps.

kev_s88

firstly i will say DONT GO NEAR VALENCIAS

i used to work in Waltons and they are the biggest pieces of shite.even all the old staff in there used to hate them.they used to just throw them around and they hated them so much.

apart from that i actually have no more advice apart from saying that if you want to go Walton's the Lag guitars are alright.still not great but not bad.just for the love of good dont buy a Valencia

eoin5

The Cort classicals are very nice for the price, some of them come with Fishman pickups too. I like the Alvaro classicals myself but theyre a bit over that price range though.