Kremona Guitars Review

Kremona is a musician-focused manufacturer with a desire to grow their brand through the players playing them. It only takes a few seconds with one of their instruments in your hands to know that they are fabulous. With a variety of tone woods and skills second to none, Kremona luthiers make a solid instrument at a very affordable price.
Guitars Reviewed in this Video:
Kremona R65CWC Rondo Classical Guitar W/OHSC
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Kremona S65CGG Classical Guitar W/GB $479.99
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Kremona SCT SOFIA Classical Guitar W/OHSC $949.99
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[@kremonaguitars1924]

What a great review of our guitars. This was wonderfully done. Thank you so much for carrying our instruments. We are 100 year old company, located in the heart of Europe, in Kazanluk, Bulgaria. It is truly awesome to see our guitars in Bend, OR. Sending much love to you!

[@Snaarf]

I saw the Rondo at a shop... picked it up, strummed it... and WOW that thing has a belly of a voice! I was surprised because of how narrow it is. So awesome. Feels so good too and the craftsmanship is amazing.

[@teodoradimtcheva196]

Hi Sunday guitars! Thank you for reviewing the guitars.

[@goshu7009]

Thank you for showing Kremona gitara. I am about to order onem

[@michaelp8856]

Thanks for the review. I owned a Kremona S65C GG classical guitar. Really sweet guitar for around $300-350 and NOT made in China! GG stands for green globe model - uses sustainable wood. Note - these are all CLASSICAL Guitars with nylon strings - they are not acoustic

[@Rowlandph]

I'm thinking of buying one of those....Does it have a a truss rod in the neck?....so that I can adjust it , if needed..? Let me know, if you will thanks!

[@viktorkanchev8908]

Made in Bulgaria.

[@fionncaomanac339]

@@Rowlandph Most classical guitars do not have truss rods including Kremona guitars unfortunately, however straight from the shop it should be set up good. I recommend getting a hard case and putting silica packets in to reduce moisture and when not playing keep it in a place that has a constant temperature away from direct sunlight to prevent unwanted bending. I have a F65C model Kremona and have loved the sound of it!

[@jacobaccurso]

Always love it when people say something like “about six months ago” but don’t say the date of the recording of the video. That’s a criticism that I dole out routinely to everyone who references time without sufficient references to time. Oh sure, it might say something indicating the video was posted about a year ago or six years ago, but I want to know the date it was posted. Anyway, I love your shop. I bought my Taylor GSMini there having been sent by my fellow Paulina Lake campers to get a dozen organic eggs at the granola store. Drove by your window that had a sign with the magic word …GUITARS… and made a U-turn into an opportunity to spend $750. Came here just now because a friend is looking at the guitar. You are profiling and I didn’t know what to tell her. Great video. By the way, the eggs were wonderful and I’m writing this on March 4, 2024.

[@ToneHeadMcGee]

Hey, I’m a YDEN. Remember me? I love your store

[@cwilson8083]

Not to diminish the sound of the lower priced guitars, but the 1st guitar sounded superior to the others.

[@goshu7009]

Thats Bulgarian guitar

[@go4384]

I kind of feel like you make some sacrifices even up to $2,000 price points on most guitars these days. Depends on how perfect you need the guitar, but $2,000 is kind of the entry point to “nearly flawless” with good resonance.