The Ortega RPPC34 3/4 Size Nylon-String Classical acoustic guitar pack gives you everything you need to start your guitar journey. Designed for younger players with smaller hands, this high-quality 3/4-size classical guitar has a spruce top and catalpa back and sides for a warm, balanced tone. The pack comes with essential accessories like a tuner, strings, strap, gig bag and guitar picks so you can play right out of the package.

Comfortable Playability for Smaller Hands

With its 3/4 size, the Ortega RPPC34 is ideal for beginners to learn proper classical guitar technique. Its smaller scale length and nut width make it easy to press strings and wrap your fingers around. The lightweight, durable construction with a spruce top provides resonance and projection balanced for a 3/4-size instrument. Overall, the RPPC34 gives you comfort, quality and tone tailored to growing musicians.

Premium Materials for an Impressive Sound

Ortega chose resonant tonewoods for the RPPC34 to give you an inspiring classical guitar sound. The spruce top is lightweight yet responsive, producing balanced clarity and warmth. Catalpa back and sides add depth and fullness. Together, these tonewoods generate resonance and sustain that motivate you to keep practicing and improving.

Premium accessories to support your practice

This pack includes must-have accessories like a padded gig bag to keep your guitar protected, a digital tuner to keep it in tune, picks and an instructional book with chord charts and lessons. With these tools you'll be ready to start learning songs and honing your skills right away. The included tuner ensures you always sound your best by allowing quick and accurate tuning.

Designed for younger players, the Ortega RPPC34 3/4 Size Nylon-String Classical acoustic guitar pack gives you a high-quality, great-sounding instrument tailored to your hands. Premium tonewoods and a thoughtful set of accessories inspire your learning and motivate you to keep practicing. Overall, this pack has everything a new classical guitarist needs to get started on the right path.