Designed with the beginner in mind, the Iberia Series CP100 from Cordoba provides everything you’ll need to get starting playing guitar right out of the gate; you get a full-size guitar, a digital tuner, two picks, an instructional booklet with a chord chart, and a travel gig bag to transport the instrument.

The guitar itself sports a spruce top with nato back and sides. The nato neck, measuring 25.6” in scale, features a 19-fret rosewood fingerboard, and nickel-plated tuning machines with pearl buttons at the headstock. Strings are anchored to the body with a rosewood bridge.

Additionally, you’ll find aesthetic touches such as ebonized ABS binding and a wood-inlaid rosette around the soundhole. With this guitar, the picks, the gig bag, the instructional material, and the tuner, you’ll find everything you need to start learning how to play a nylon-string guitar.

Spruce Top    Nato Back & Sides    Nato Neck / C-Shaped Profile    Rosewood Fingerboard    19 Frets / 25.6" Scale    Mother-of-Pearl Side Dot Marker Inlays    Rosewood Bridge    Ebonized ABS Binding & Wood Rosette    Nickel-Plated Tuning Machines    Gig Bag, Picks, Tuner & Booklet Included

Neck Wood: Nato

Fingerboard: Rosewood

Profile: C Shape

Truss Rod: Two-Way Adjustable, 0.2" / 4mm

Scale Length: 25.6" / 650mm

String Spacing at Saddle: 2.3" / 59mm

Nut Width: 2.0" / 52mm

Nut Material: Composite

Fret Marker Inlays: Mother-of-Pearl Side Dot Markers at Fifth, Seventh, Ninth, and 12th Frets

Number of Frets: 12 to Body, 19 Total

Tuning Machines: Nickel Plated with Pearl Buttons

Top Wood: Spruce

Back and Sides: Nato

Binding: Ebonized ABS

Bridge: Rosewood

Saddle Material: Composite

Rosette: Wood Mosaic Inlay

Finish: Matte, Natural Color

Bracing: Fan

Body Width x Depth (Upper Bout): 11.1 x 3.7" / 282 x 95mm

Body Width x Depth (Lower Bout): 14.7 x 3.7" / 372 x 95mm

Overall Length: 38.8" / 985mm

• Travel gig bag
• Digital clip-on tuner
• 2 x guitar picks
• Instructional booklet
• Chord chart

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the 3 foot profoto octa softbox?

A: You would need to ask Profoto. The Photoflex grid has velcro all along its outer edges. If the outer edge of the Profoto soft box accepts velcro attachments, then the Photoflex grid might work on it.

Q: 2. Hi this strap will it fit a Nikon D7100,D5100, and D80?AN-4B Nylon Neck Strap - Black by Nikon

A: Yes, the Nikon AN-4B Nylon Neck Strap will fit the Nikon D7100, D5100 and D80.

Q: 3. What is the length of this strap?

A: The total length of the strap is 48 -the wide part of the strap is about 18 and the non-slip center is 10 . I have used these straps for over 20yrs and they are great for heavy bodies. They are well worth the price.

Q: 4. How thick is the strap where it attaches to the camera?

A: It's about 1/4" thick at that point.

Q: 5. what size filter does it hold?

A: The B+W Nylon Pouch can hold up to 52mm filters.

Q: 6. Does this strap have "Nikon" written on it, or any name for that matter? Is it plain black as shown in the picture?

A: This is a plain black strap without printing on it.

Q: 7. what are the the hardware pieces made of? plastic or metal?

A: All pieces are plastic

Q: 8. I read that this strap could hold a Canon G7xii correctly. How would it do with this camera case which fits the Canon camera? BH #MEMG764 • MFR #MG764. My concern is that it might stratch the camera or damage the case itself. Or worse, not work well. In one of the answers, it says that you should use a metal fastener. Which one? Wouldn't this damage the camera? Thanks.

A: I recommend attaching the strap to the case just the way it is pictured on the B&H website. See this link: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1314496-REG/megagear_mg764_ever_ready_protective_leather.html.

Q: 9. In what country was this neck-strap manufactured?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is Japan. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 10. Can this strap accommodate a D610 with battery drive and with a 200-500 MM lens attached without snapping?

A: have been using this strap on various nikon combinations for at least 45 years. the strap is very robust. the only change over the years is the adjustment buckles which are now plastic instead of the very strong metal they were formally made from. should serve you well.