Admira Teresa Guitar Review.

A brief look at Admira's Teresa classical guitar.
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[@defaultcity]

Nice review, John! It’s great to see that you’re alive and well, and keep reviewing guitars and stuff! 👍

[@JohnCouplandguitar]

Still breathing, apparently that is the secret to immortality!

[@roberte03915]

Beautiful. Great sound from that!

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Glad you like it!

[@coldwarunicorns]

Always enjoy your reviews and demonstrations etc. Very good , Cheers mat'

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Glad you like them!

[@danielhamilton2157]

Beautiful instrumental

[@JohnCouplandguitar]

Many thanks Daniel.

[@markhemzy8433]

A very nice review and I really liked the tune you played.Thank you.

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Many thanks Mark.

[@Csharpflat5]

Sound great

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Many thanks C#b

[@Crannibalism]

Amazing. You are my idol

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Thanks Cranni, much appreciated.

[@wayne6339]

I always enjoy your reviews John. That’s a very nice looking and sounding guitar. I’m not familiar with the manufacturer though. I like a capo on the second fret too. I suppose fretting becomes a little easier that way. Just curious, what tension nylon strings do you prefer?

[@JohnCouplandguitar]

Medium tension sets such as Augustine Reds seem to work best although my Ovation Celebrity likes high tension.