Echo

Received my Echo today, shipped across the country, perfect condition. Beautiful looking, inlays, rosette, full binding. Construction and finish all flawless. Setup was right on, just a quick tuning and ready to play. Satin neck and smooth frets felt great. Playability and sound was excellent for an instrument at this price point. Worth many times more than I paid! Thanks Orangewood!

Love this guitar! It sounds great and the feel is amazing. The sound resonates from the sound hole and fills the room. The craftsmanship is outstanding. It’s a beautiful guitar definitely for the price. Very happy I made this purchase. Rob C

Beautiful, build quality, huge bang for the buck. Played it next to a buddies Martin HD 28 on Monday. It doesn’t sound like a martin but it’s still a great guitar particularly given the price.

Does the Echo have a dual-acting adjustable truss rod? There is no mention in the specification. Every good guitar needs a truss rod to make neck adjustments when the strings start buzzing from humidity changes. Yes? No?

I've been playing guitars, electric and acoustic, for over 45 years. My old acoustic , a made in Mexico Martin Road Series, got badly damaged when we move back to Texas from Colorado. I had taken notice of Orangewood guitars, but I felt leary of buying a guitar without being able to take a test drive. After a year of watching reviews on YouTube and talking to a couple of friends who bought one, I decided to pull the trigger. I made the choice of getting the 300.00 Echo, because I love dreadnought. I received it in just a few days. I opened the box, pulled out the gig bag and guitar. I, of course, did have to tune it up. Then I played it, not being able to put it down for at least two hours. The guitar was perfectly set up, so much so, there was zero need to make any adjustments. I've had Gibson J45 and other higher end guitars, and this guitar, though not as rich sounding as the Gibson, sounds like a 800.00 - 1000.00 guitar. I am really impressed!