Prodipe Guitars Primera 3/4 Classical Guitar – Solid Canadian Cedar Top, Mahogany Body, Rosewood Fingerboard, Gold Tuners, Savarez Strings

Young players and travellers often struggle with full-size classical guitars that are too large for comfortable practice, leading to poor posture and frustration. The Prodipe Guitars Primera 3/4 solves this by offering a compact, easy-to-handle instrument with a solid Canadian cedar top that delivers warm, balanced tone. Its 3/4 size reduces reach without sacrificing playability, making it ideal for students, children, and anyone needing a portable nylon-string guitar.

Who is it for

This guitar is perfect for beginners aged 8–12, adult players with smaller hands, and travelling musicians who want a quality classical sound in a lighter, more compact body. It suits both home practice and classroom use, providing a comfortable playing experience that encourages longer, more productive sessions.

Main features

• Solid Canadian cedar top for rich, warm acoustic projection
• Mahogany back and sides for balanced midrange and durability
• Rosewood fingerboard and bridge for smooth playability and clear note articulation
• Bone nut and saddle enhance sustain and tuning stability
• Gold-plated classical tuners for precise, reliable tuning
• Traditional mosaic rosette and black ABS binding for an elegant look
• Includes Savarez 500CJ strings, known for consistent tone and longevity

Specifications

• Guitar type: Classical
• Size: 3/4
• Top wood: Solid Canadian cedar
• Back and sides wood: Mahogany
• Neck wood: Mahogany
• Fingerboard material: Rosewood
• Bridge material: Rosewood
• Nut and saddle material: Bone
• Finish: Gloss
• Tuners: Gold-plated classical
• Scale length: 580 mm
• Nut width: 48 mm
• Number of frets: 19
• Strings: Savarez 500CJ
• Binding: Black ABS
• Rosette: Traditional mosaic
• Truss rod: Yes

Tips

To keep your Primera 3/4 in top condition, wipe the strings and body after each session with a soft cloth. Store it in a case or gig bag when not in use, and avoid extreme temperatures or humidity. For beginners, consider a strap or footstool to maintain proper playing posture. Regularly check tuning before practice—the gold-plated tuners hold pitch well, but nylon strings may need a few minutes to settle when new.