Flamenco Guitar by Jason McGuire "El Rubio"

Not at all... Flamenco guitars go anywhere between $300 to $30,000, depending on the maker and the quality of the woods.
Classical guitars are in the same price range.

hi jason i was wondering can you send me the sheet music for the quite epic six minute performance you do where the video is justg named flamenco guitar by jason mcguire. i like the falsetas so anythingb like score or the non- improvised falsetas

technical he is a very good artist, but this current performance is a little bit too disonant for my ears.

this man rocks!!!!!!!!!!!

WOW... thats really amazing. How many decades of training does it need to play like this ?? :-))

Flamenco guitars used to be built from cypress, which was a cheap and common wood at the time. Today, however, it is other way around, cypress is more rare and expensive. It has brighter sound and is, as previously stated, more aggressive. Usually they're also thinner than classical guitars.

Flamenco guitars are pine.

Classical are cedar with a pine top or totally Spanish cedar.

Acoustic guitars have a narrower neck and steel strings as well as a larger body.

Actually flamencos can also have a cedar top. Many Ramirez or 'Madrid'-style guitars have a cedar top for added volume.
Otherwise, the most common top is spruce, not pine.
Back and sides can either be cypress or rosewood.
The major difference between a classical and a flamenco lies in the construction, not just the wood. Flamencos are built lighter, more resonant and more aggressive.

so, does it mean that flamenco guitars are more expensive or rare than the classical guitars?

How do you not break your fingernails into little pieces like I always do?