So I bought this guitar in 2020 during lockdown. The extra time meant time to start playing again. I studied flamenco guitar performance as my undergraduate major years ago as well as in south France and in Andalucia. I have a nice instrument from Valencia (not one of the mass produced ones) but it needs expensive work. Thought I'd get something like this to ensure I'd commit before spending the money for the work. Well I never did get that work done. Been playing the F7 since. It's a solid guitar. It sounds good and playability is impressive for a $ guitar. In full disclosure I don't play out or test the limits of its volume but for home playing I'm more than impressed. If you want a flamenco guitar and don't want to spend a lot just yet, this is a SOLID option.

That I haven't stopped playing it for the last two weeks should tell you something! For a flamenco beginner or a thrifty player, the F7 is a perfect choice. Tone is great, action is excellent and it's adjustable too. Oh, and it's a looker too.

I know it's weird but I prefer to play Jazz on a Flamenco guitar and this Cordoba F7 does the job perfectly. It has a slightly thinner neck and lower string action than a classical guitar which makes playing faster licks easier.

I've had this guitar for a week now and can't put it down. I play mostly fingerstyle acoustic blues and bought the Cordoba F7 to add a different flavor to my sound. I preferred the lower action of the flamenco to the Cordoba C7. The F7 was flawless out of the box and the set-up and intonation were perfect. For the price, this guitar is a steal.

The Cordoba f7 has a very beautiful sound,and fine craftsmanship,it was more then what I imagined it would be,
I'm very happy with my Cordoba

I had been stage hand for my daughter's Flamenco dancing for years, and decided it would be fun to get in on some Flamenco guitar playing. The tone is bright, and the lower action makes it very playable for someone who is not quite a beginner, but hardly an advanced player. I like the thinner body, and overall it is very lightweight. The finish is gorgeous. Besides the guitar, the packaging from Sweetwater was just amazing. I was a little hesitant about buying an instrument online, but they took real good care of getting the instrument to me in perfect condition.

I was stuck between the Cordoba C7 and the F7 and I decided to get the F7. I don't regret this purchase at all. I'm not a professional or anything like that, I mostly play as a hobby and nothing more. I bought this guitar on impulse because I already had two other guitars, a steel string and a hybrid nylon, but I always wanted a real traditional nylon guitar. Right out of the box, the guitar is beautiful. It was nicely polished and I've never seen such a clean guitar. The sound is bright, loud, and I love it. The strings are pretty low which I expected in comparison with a classical guitar. That's one of the main reasons I chose this over the C7. I really like the thinner body, lower action, and spruce top. There isn't more I can ask for especially for the price I bought it at.

I own several Cordoba classical guitars, but this is my first flamenco guitar. As I expected from Cordoba, the guitar looks and sounds great. The action is low and fast. The neck has a great, slim feel. The guitar is lightweight but has a good balance. Overall, I'm satisfied. For the price, I think the F7 is a great deal.