Perusin Red Cedar Top guitars

That LAG guitar from the LAG web site- fickles my tancy- and it ain't expensive-

Garland,

On two occasions just before the pandemic thing, I nearly bought a LAG guitar, after playing both of them, thought they were very well made, sounded good, and excellent value for the money.
Yes they are a French guitar, and are now made in China, that doesn't surprise or bother me.
I think its nice to own, guitars with Mahogany, Spruce and Cedar tops, there is a big difference in sound/tone, all sound great but different .

Derick, yes as the comment I posted attest to- and I say, maybe it ain't for me since I do get pretty enthusiastic (read aggressive, i.e., strum and pick [with me thumb of course] hard)

blues90,I do like the looks of that LAG- AND it ain't expensive! That makes it look even better and as I told everyone before- where it's made doesn't matter to me- I know, I know, I got the Martin (and want more)that is made in Pennsylvania and that was a selling point- BTW, I like my Luna Folk Body though I would prefer a wider nut-

Ah - Cedar! 😊

2 of my 3 classicals have cedar tops - Cordoba and Journey. 1 of my 4 12-strings - the Seagull - and one of my 5 6-strings - the Walden - have cedar tops, too.

If checking out cedar-topped guitars, IMHO you should check out the Walden G2070RCE and the Walden G3030RCE.

Also Alvarez, and Seagull. 😁

Garland,

Furch are excellent guitars, hand made in Czechoslovakia if I remember correctly.