Classical guitars have higher action than steel-string guitars. Nylon strings are under lower tension and vibrate in a wider arc, so they need that extra space to do their thing.
Additionally, can you lower the action on a classical guitar?
So, yes, of course you can lower the action on a classical, although I am not sure you’d get as low as your flamenca without too much fret buzz. But, any change in sound quality (which may be negligible, depending on the guitar and your needs/desires) may be well-worth the extra comfort for you to lower it.
In this way, how do you lower the action on a nylon string?
Also know, how do you straighten a classical neck with heat?
How far should strings be from fretboard classical guitar?
The distance between the string and the frets on classical guitars should be 3 mm for the high E-string (E1) and 3.5 to 4 mm for the low E-string (E2).
How high should the action on a classical guitar be?
The recommended action for the classical guitar is 4mm for the sixth string and 3mm for the first string, taking as a reference the top of the 12th fret and the lower part of the string whilst the instrument is properly tuned.
How high should the strings be at the 12th fret for classical guitar?
String height at the 12th fret on the 6th string should be 5/32 from the top of the fret to the bottom of the string. The measurement for the 1st string should be 1/8 inch.
How low should the action be on an acoustic guitar?
Measuring at the 12th fret (as in the photo), the action height should be 2.6 mm for Steel String Acoustic guitar, 1.8 for electric, 2.0mm for bass and 3mm for a Classical.
Should classical guitar nut be glued?
Firmly attached without glue!
The nut should be leveled flat and the cow-bone shaved so that its height and shape fit the guitar perfectly. Adhesive is not used to attach the nut and saddle. Instead, they are wedged in firmly for a tight, snug fit.