I have played several classical and flamenco guitar over the years, and not only the wood makes the difference.
I bought this guitar to have an economic one to take it outside home to give lessons and for rehearsals. My main guitar is a Hanika flamenco that I prefer to keep safe or to use on special events.
In conclusion, this is a normal classical guitar with quite low string action, but anyway not very low as a real flamenco guitar. The quality of the materials are according to the paid price. For my opinion, the internal structure of the support have been done with excessively thick pieces of wood. Nut and bridges are plastic and the machine heads are very economic. The body changes from 9.5 to 10.5 cm from neck to bridge. A flamenco guitar has a slimmer body around 7 - 7.5 cm. The guitar neck is fine, a normal one.
Last thought. If I would keep this guitar, I would have spend more money to upgrade may features. It doesn't deserve it. If you want something cheap, go for one around 100 €, or if you want something something medium level but still cheap, go for something between 300-400 and its a better solution, in my opinion.
I have proceeded with the return.
