The 'Cordoba Mini II EB-CE' guitar is quite a successful musical instrument: the sound is good (both timbral and as intonation/accuracy); the interaction with the fingers is very good (one of the best I have encountered, favoring refinements of interpretation and virtuosity). But there are also several aspects that it should fulfill to become a perfect guitar: (1) the frets are not sanded (and for this reason the bends cause creaking on bass strings); (2) the frets should be bigger/thicker/higher (with current frets, barre chords cause misses on barre notes); (3) at some notes played in the 'forte' manner (around the frequency of 260 Hz) the electronic circuit enters into mechanical vibration, generating a buzz effect (but this also happens with more expensive guitars); (4) for a travel guitar, the glossy coating is recommended (to last better over time).