[broschak]

my dads friend owns a pawn shop and she just randomly gave me an acoustic guitar one day. its very old and used but it sounds unique. its a goya. i have never heard of the brand have any of you?

[annoying_2001]

this should help

[rasav]

Goya was an off brand for martin guitars for a number of years, they're great sounding and playing guitars.

[stuartmerenbloom]

If you have a Sweedish model, keep it.take it to a reputable music store and get it tuned up and enjoy one of the best made guitars I've ever played. Their classical guitar has its own sound.

[wannalearn01]

Thats crazy, never heard of that brand b4, but if they are anything like the women up there, I bet that is a fine lil thing....

While we are on the topic of sort of weird brands of guitar....Lotus. I played one the other day and it wes surprisingly good. Had excellent tone, even though the frets looked cheap, it played quick, and had a "U" neck, which I had never played b4.

I searched but can't really find out a lot about it, and I was told by the owner that the brand might have gone out of business. Is this a well known brand? Are they good?

It was the first time i got to compare to very different acoustics, so I was jsut curious if my ear training is kicking in yet...

T^roy

[stuartmerenbloom]

Back in the days when the air was clean and sex was dirty, circa 1960, the Goya was THE name for classical guitars.