Mason Live

It was a bit large for my small fat fingers but that the way I was made the guitar is wonderful.

I bought this guitar a year ago after saving for it for two summers, and I have never regretted my decision. I don't know that much about the make of guitars, but I can tell you that the guitar is beautiful. Any song that I've attempted on it, I've been able to play and it has sounded good on the guitar. If you're an amateur like me, I would highly suggest buying this guitar over any other name brand expensive guitar.

Received the guitar and quality is very nice for the price range of the guitar. Guitar really does sound beautiful for my surprise of the price. My only few cons are the fretboard feels a little cheap in my opinion doing bends on the strings, and the Layered Pau Ferro that’s finished on the guitar feels a little weird on my taste maybe because I am use to solid wood guitar finishes. Other than that for this price range it really does hold up for its name and Recommend it for anyone looking for a good mid range guitar price. If you have the money I would go the sage model in my opinion as I am planning to buy one.

Have had this guitar for a few months now and there’s upsides and downsides.
Pros: Feels very solid and sounds very nice
The Fishman Electronics are phenomenal
tuners are great stays in tune fairly well
very bueatiful with no errors in bodywork
gig bag is great

Cons: The Ernie ball strings sound very dull and came corroded already (possibly side effect of long storage)
finding a case that fits this is not easy it’s an odd shape
the matte finish on the neck doesn’t look great with the rest of the glossy body.

The Mason Live is a great guigar: very easy to play and sounds fantastic. Kudos to Orangewood for the set up: just the amount of low action that I like, I just had to do a quick tune and I was playing righ away!