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Mason Live Nylon-String

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Cedar Natural Gloss

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A modern take on the classical guitar, Mason features a solid cedar top, comfortable cutaway shape, and Savarez nylon-strings for extra lush playability.

Solid Wood Top
Grand Auditorium Cutaway
Gig Bag
Fishman Flex EQ System Plus Tuner

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  • Collection Melrose
  • Electronics Fishman Flex Plus-T EQ
  • Body Shape Grand Auditorium Cutaway
  • Top Solid Cedar
  • Back/Sides Layered Pau Ferro
  • Bracing Scalloped X
  • Finish Natural Gloss
  • Neck Mahogany
  • Fretboard Ebony
  • Inlays Acrylic
  • Scale 25.5"
  • Neck Shape Classical C
  • Tuners Open Gear (Gold Hardware with White Heads)
  • Bridge Ebony
  • Nut/Saddle Bone
  • Nut Width 48mm
  • Strings Savarez Cristal Corum High Tension
  • Pickguard None
  • Tool Truss Rod Wrench Included
  • Travel Case Gig Bag Included

Solid Cedar Top

A less dense wood, cedar shines with a lighter touch—perfect for fingerstylists. Its warmth and intimacy will have you playing in a whole new way.

Sound that Shines

Showstopping details include a radiant rosette, gold hardware, and our iconic fretboard leaf inlays all down the neck. The spotlight is yours to take.

Set Up in Los Angeles

Professionally set up before shipping, your guitar arrives ready to play—with fresh strings and a gig bag included.

Total Tonal Control

Go live with a Fishman Flex Plus-T EQ system, complete with volume and tone controls. Press and hold the bass control to toggle the phase, while the push-push on volume activates the built-in tuner.

Customer Reviews

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Victor

It’s ok The Action is a little high, the strings are high to play from the 5th fret onwards.

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Patrick A.
Wonderful

Between the Cedar top and Cross Bracing this am awesome guitar! Plays fantastic neck is smooth and smaller for use of great action from St Up!

[****]

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Bryton L.
Highly Recommend! Pleasantly Surprised!

This guitar came to my home spotless with zero flaws. Plays & sounds like my Sitka Spruce nylon from Taylor for a fraction of the price. The playability is so so smooth with an elegant yet rustic beauty that brings memories of the cedar forests surrounding Seattle. Highly recommend as the setup was perfect. The only place you can tell they took the cheaper route is with the tuners. However this looks to be an easy upgrade. Well done Orangewood!

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D.
Beautiful Well-made Guitar

First of all, I want to confess up front that any of my comments about tone quality, projection levels or playability would have had to have been taken with a grain of salt because this is my first classical nylon guitar, so I really have nothing else in its class to compare it with. That said, I have owned many other guitars including Hollow bodies, semi hollow, acoustic, and Solid bodies, therefore, I certainly consider myself qualified to comment on such things as tuning, fit and finish, intonation and the like. Let’s start out with fit and finish, because this guitar is absolutely gorgeous and obviously built and inspected by people that take pride in their work. As for intonation, I have never owned a guitar (especially an acoustic) that was absolutely perfect. The intonation on the guitar that I received was very good! As for tuning and the ability to hold tune; this was the one flaw that I found in this guitar. Not horrible but certainly not on par with the rest of the build (which I thought was exceptional for the price. (545.00) After a thorough inspection I was pretty sure that the problem lied within the tuning machines. They were obviously relatively cheap and operated with creaks and squeaks which caused me to overshoot the mark when trying to dial in the open string tuning. Especially on the G string. After carefully measuring the diameter of the tuner rollers and the distance between mounting screws, I order a set of tuners from Amazon by Gotoh for 90 bucks that I was reasonably sure would fit. They fit absolutely perfect with no modifications whatsoever. In my mind it took this guitar from quite good to excellent (especially at this price point) I am confident that anyone who can handle a screwdriver would have no problems making this modification at all. So, all-in-all, I can highly recommend this guitar to anyone that is looking to purchase a really beautiful and well-crafted nylon guitar without breaking the bank. My feeling is that Orangewood is poised to be a major contender in the guitar manufacturing industry! Try it. I think you’ll like it!
Dennis

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Robert B.
As advertised

I received my Mason ceder live in great condition.
Action was a bit high. I lowered the saddle and added new strings. This is my 1st orangewood guitar and looks, plays and sounds great. Well worth the money at this price point.

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Top Wood Guide

Spruce

A classic tonewood for acoustic guitars, spruce is a well-rounded, durable wood that’s suitable for many styles of playing.

Torrefied Spruce

A vintage-inspired upgrade, torrefied spruce is roasted to remove excess moisture, so the guitar continues to play at peak performance.

Mahogany

A common tonewood for top, back, and sides, Mahogany is known for its clarity and evenness to accentuate the mid-range tones.

Cedar

An excellent topwood for classical guitars, cedar is perfect for delicate playing styles, like fingerpicking and soft strumming.