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		<title>My review of the Alhambra crossover guitar</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Review of the Alhambra 5p CWX Please read my previous three posts, which provide full specifications and detailed pictures. My primary aim in selecting and buying this guitar was to find an instrument that is built like, and sounds like, a traditional classical guitar, with its traditional acoustic properties, but which has a cutaway and [...]]]></description>
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