I really don't regret this choice, an instrument that is comparable to guitars that are several times more expensive, Yamaha should be praised, if you mean classical guitar, I seriously recommend it, for this price I say that it is difficult to find something better. Soundly balanced across the entire fingerboard, the sound has depth, sustain, the instrument responds well, vibrations go all the way to the neck, the cedar has more pronounced lows and mids, exactly as it should be. The original strings probably Savarez have a slightly more metallic bass, that is something where there is still a lot of experimentation. There is nothing to criticize about the fingerboard, I appreciate the sufficiently wide edges below and above, so there is no risk of the 1st or 6th string slipping over the edge of the fret, the tuning is excellent, the touch is adequate, the neck does not have a glossy varnish, it is not missing yet, maybe one or two layers of water parquet varnish would be enough, but it would be a slight risk that the guitar will lose its sound.