Diamante Classical Guitar

Feature:
The guitar seems solid. It does not feel fragile to me. Low quality materials were used, but it's a $50 guitar. The fretboard is painted (so not sure what kind of wood was used), but it is functional (and that's what really matters). The body is made of laminate wood. The tuners seem strong, and work well.

Quality:
Again...considering the price of this guitar, it is remarkably nice. It looks good, it sounds pretty good, it plays well - its a real functional guitar. Not for putting on a concert maybe, but for learning, playing for friends and family, carrying around or travel - it's great!

Value:
Great instrument for a tight budget...I highly recommend it.

Desirability:
Who doesn't want another guitar? I have an electric, a steel string acoustic, but wanted a classical guitar also. Now I have one and I am very happy with it.

Sound:
For a $50 guitar, it sounds good. The bass notes are warm and strong, the treble is a little weak (but that could be my playing ability - I've only played steel string acoustics before). It has a warmer sound than I expected.

Ease of Use:
It plays great, right out of the box, I tuned it up and played it. The action is actually pretty good.

Support:
zzounds.com shipped quickly...and free!

Overall:
I will probably use this instrument for about a year before I decide if I want a higher quality classical guitar. I will definitely put new strings on it soon. When looking for another classical guitar I will be looking for better materials (solid wood body, nicer fretboard). If this guitar were lost or stolen, I would definitely replace it.

Feature:
came with nothing other than the stings on it

Quality:
not best quality but its a cheap guitar that sounds good.

Value:
good for the price

Desirability:
okay

Sound:
sound is ok but only 50 bucks and is fine beater guitar or if ur learning.

Ease of Use:
ok

Support:
dont need it it probaly cost less to buy a new one then to fix it.

Overall:
it is the best guitar for that price