Thank you Orangewood for my first guitar! It sounds beautiful!

Most people can’t afford a Martin, Taylor, or Maton guitar. With that being said I’d like to call these guitars the pioneer working mans guitar! Great feel and look. This guitar has a solid wood top and if you have only played laminate top( in my personal opinion) like me then getting a solid wood top makes a huge difference in tone and what you feel and hear. If you want the full sound like a Taylor for half the price buy these guitars! In all honesty I’m going to pick me up a solid body next and make a review video because the world needs to know haha!!! Rock on y’all

Can’t beat it for the price! It arrived relatively in tune (each string slightly flat). It’s extremely lightweight and projects nicely. Did not need to adjust the neck, but I did anyway due to personal taste. It just feels and sounds extremely nice. I can play it all day!

when i bought my guitar a cousin tried it because he was curious, he has a 500$ martin. He was shocked of the amazing quality for less than half the price.

I own a great many guitars across the cost spectrum into the multiple thousands. I was looking for an acoustic to travel with, one I wouldn't be too concerned about kicking around. A friend had acquired an Orangewood and raved about it. And after a little investigation I decided to "invest" in one, too. The build quality is surprisingly high, but what sets these guitars completely apart from pretty much anything outside of custom shop is the setup. I don't recall ever reaching for a new acoustic with so many things right about the setup as this one, and outside of tone itself, this may be even more important. Anyway, my hat is off to the folks who put this concept together. I'm more than likely to buy another one up the line. As far as I'm concerned Orangewood has broken through a significant layer in affordable quality.