Nylon Acoustic for jazz?

[NickCormier]

Im thinking of getting a Nylon stringer, to play the leftover variety that my electric wouldnt be able to pull off (Jazz/classical)

Whats a good nylon acoustic that Sounds huge, plays really nice jazz chordal stuff, and can still do classical music decently (thats the least of importance)

I tried the Hollow-body stuff but Im just not feeling them. So selling both.

Was looking at the Ibanez nylon string guitar, anyone know how good it is? or recommend anything around the same price, thats better?

Thanks.

[CityofBlindingLights]

Taylor makes a sweet classical (obviously), but if you're on a tighter budget Alvarez makes a really nice cutaway classical electric, http://www.alvarezgtr.com/prod_page....D=12&ItemID=37

[jb4674]

The ibanez is an entry level nylon-string acoustic, imo. A friend of mine bought one and when I played it, it just didn't feel right. Maybe they need a serious setup (getting the right action, etc). Taylor's are nice and so are Takamine's. Your budget will determine what kind of axe you can get and it'll also determine how good a classical guitar it'll be.

Jimmy

[Hikey Mikey]

Originally Posted by jb4674

The ibanez is an entry level nylon-string acoustic, imo. A friend of mine bought one and when I played it, it just didn't feel right. . . .

Most of the folks on this site are interested in the 2008 S, JS, and RG series, but Ibanez came out with several nice nylon-string guitars in '08. The G Elite series looks really good, I wonder how they will sound.

http://www.ibanez.com/acoustic/series.aspx?s=G