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classical guitar recommendations

hi guys, ive been contemplating buying myself a classical guitar to have in my room since i wore out my old one and now i need one for a couple of recordings were doing. so i figured id ask here first. any brands you could recommend that you think are well made, great sounding guitars? I'm thinking of spending about 400$ average. what do you suggest?

Juan

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