HaroldW

I just came across an old one of these that a friend had. I'm sure it's not worth much at all, when it was likely under $100 new 20 years ago or whenever it was new, but I came to really like playing on it and the sound of it somehow (and I have other $1000+ classical guitars, though unfortunately where I've been in lockdown I don't have them here to compare directly). These things can be very much a matter of taste. Like others said, it's not particularly great for playing in the high frets, but that's not usually a problem - I use a capo a lot and and still it's not really an issue. If it's coming with a hard shell case then you probably can't go wrong for $85 in any case - if you decide to get something better later, you've still got a hard case for a pretty cheap price that you can use with the new guitar.