Nylon string classical type guitar recommendations

Ageinggroover

I usually play electric but enjoy rattling-out the odd classical piece and a bit of bossa nova on a 1950s Hofner nylon string that I was given many years ago. The Hofner is really easy to play having a low action and a relatively slim (but still flat) neck, but it's a shallow bodied instrument and lacks tone.

While I was in Spain a few weeks ago I dropped into a music shop and tried some relatively inexpensive Alhambra models (principally the 4P) and was very impressed with the sound, but a little unsure about the neck shape. On returning back to the UK I picked up a 1980s Alhambra 4C quite cheaply and am very impressed with the sound but I'm just not getting on with the rather fat wide neck - like most electric players I frequently fret with my thumb and so from a classical point of view have terrible technique which is only made worse by the neck shape.

Can anyone recommend a (preferably Spanish made) nylon stringed instrument with a slimmer than usual neck? I think I'd also prefer something with a cut-away. Camps guitars look like the necks might have a profile more sympathetic to a ham-fisted elctrophile like myself, but I've not been able to try one.

Any advice would be welcomed.

BigLicks67

Try a Furch GN-2 the nut width is 45mm

http://www.furch.cz/en/grand-nylon-guitars/detail/gn2-cw/

Cordoba also do nylon strings with specs similar to steel strings.

RocknRollDave

The Yamahas are great but that may not meet your criteria....and do make sure you go for one of the ones with the thinner neck not the classically-proportioned ones (I have the latter and kind of regret making that choice!)

Ageinggroover

Thanks for the recommendations, I'll check them out.

meltedbuzzbox

Yamaha ntx700

viz

Alvarez rc20sc! (Or is it sc20rc? I always forget)