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Oliver Jr. Mahogany guitar front details.
Oliver Jr. Mahogany guitar front details featuring optional pick guard.
Oliver Jr. Mahogany guitar body side view.
Oliver Jr. Mahogany guitar back details.
Oliver Jr. Mahogany guitar body side view.
Black gig bag featuring Orangewood brand logo.
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Oliver Jr. Mahogany

$ 205.00

$ 225.00

A bit smaller - Oliver Jr. is modeled after Oliver, one of our fan favorite guitars. Don’t let the smaller body fool you. Featuring a solid top, Oliver Jr. delivers a bold and bright tone - making it so easy to love.

• Body Shape: Mini Grand Concert
• Top Wood: Solid Mahogany
• Back / Sides: Layered Mahogany
• Neck: Mahogany
• Fretboard: Rosewood (sonokeling)
• Bridge: Rosewood (sonokeling)
• Pickguard: Included (Optional)
• Gig Bag: Included

• Strings: Ernie Ball Earthwood Medium Light
• Electronics: N/A
• Tuners: Chrome Die-Cast
• Neck Shape: C
• Scale: 23.5"
• Nut / Saddle: Bone
• Nut Width: 43mm
• Bracing: Scalloped X
• Finish: Natural Satin
• Overall Length: 36 1/16”
• Body Length: 17”
• Body Depth: 3 5/8”
• Upper Bout: 10”
• Middle Bout: 8 11/16”
• Lower Bout: 14 3/16”

WATCH HORACE BRAY DEMO OLIVER JR. MAHOGANY

WATCH TIANA OHARA DEMO OLIVER JR. SPRUCE

Designed & Set Up in Los Angeles

All our guitars are professionally set up by our expert technicians for the smoothest "out of the box" experience for our players.

Gig Bag Included

Take your guitar everywhere with our premium gig bag. The durable padding and comfortable straps provide protection for the guitarist on the go.

The Pickguard is Optional

All guitars come with an optional pickguard to protect the wood and add a decorative touch. Please keep in mind! Once applied, it can't be removed.

The Most Trusted Guitar Strings

We use Ernie Ball Earthwood Medium Light acoustic guitar strings to provide a crisp and full-sounding rich tone. 

Customer Reviews

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Yi-Yin W.

Oliver Jr. Mahogany

M
Mike F.
Post One Week Run Through

I left my original review here on 8/26/21. Everything is still A-OK on my Oliver Jr. My only comments to Orangewood are these: For a thin bodied guitar, you should use warmer sounding strings .. 80/20 bronze (that came on the guitar) are bright and those strings make this guitar sound more "tinny" than it has to be ... my preferred strings are D'Addario coated phosphor bronze strings (EXP16 ... .012-.053) ... these (or any phosphor bronze strings) are a more balanced (warm tone) string and would do this small bodied guitar wonders. Secondly, my guitar did go out of tune after playing it. I knew the problem, but a newbie might not. Your tech did NOT stretch the strings out. I did and no problem ... your tuners work fine.... just trying to save you some returns Orangewood. Overall I am very pleased with my guitar.

Y
Yue L.
Great guitar

Good!

J
John L.
It's worth it

I have had the Oliver Jr. Mahogany for several days now. Overall, I like it and it fills a need for me (I wanted a second small guitar). I have 5 acoustics and 2 electrics. I'm a solid beginner to mild intermediate player. Here's my basic run-down on the guitar:
Pros:
- beautiful materials and finish (some slightly sharp/scratchy frets, but no big deal)
- no flaws in the set up or build; seems to have very good quality control
- play-ability (low action; nice fret board/material)
- pretty good case
Cons:
- shipping to an adjacent state took ~2 weeks; this is probably on FedEx, but what should have been 3 days took a while; this actually doesn't bother me much
- sound quality is thin; it's a small guitar and the sound is definitely good enough for what I want the guitar for, but it is a little ukulele-like; the dimensions are remarkably similar to a Taylor GS Mini (I own one; the Taylor is 2 1/2 times the price) except for the depth of the body; the dimensions, materials, and build are otherwise so similar that this seems to be the only possibility for the difference in sound
So...overall I'm really happy with the guitar. I am considering getting a solid wood guitar from Orangewood in the future. I anticipate that it will be very good.

R
Rheal L.

Too small for my size. Will be sending it back and ordereing a new one

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