Oliver Jr. Live

I now have had the pleasure of owning this guitar for over four years and although my main guitar is a Taylor, I love coming back to playing this guy when ever I want an easy playing guitar to play. I have to tell you it really stays in tune great and i do love the tuners, very east to turn and smooth. Mine is the Jr model so it does not have the booming bass the larger guitars have but I would not hesitate to play it plugged in at any gig. Over the last 4 years it sits right beside my desk and ready at a moments notice to be picked up. Almost always in tune and looks like the day it was made. I have played other smaller sized guitars but I would not trade any of them for this one. Maybe I got and exceptional guitar but talking to friends who have other Orangewood guitars, good quality at a fair price is the standard for Orangewood.

The Ollie jr live was everything I hoped for!
Love it! Plays great and looks great!

Received my Oliver Jr live and was immediately impressed with the appearance. The dark mahogany looks great. This guitar also sounds great as well and was set up well. The pickup also functions well. My friends were surprised to hear how much I actually spent on this guitar! Highly recommended!

Wow this guitar sounds amazing
And even better plugged in
Can’t wait to start tracking this one in the studio

Can't believe I've had my Oliver Jr. Live for five years now! I decided to buy a traveler that I could keep with me for work and the " no questions asked" offer intrigued me especially at the price point. It came pretty much ready to play and has played well. My prime acoustic is a full sized Taylor and the Taylor mini was on my radar initially but The Oliver stood up so well that I kept it. I carried it around in my trunk from hotel to hotel for a couple of years until I left that job and now I keep it in our motorhome in a closet to play as we go on the road. It doesn't get babied at all and it still sounds and looks great. Don't want to mislead because it is a smaller sounding instrument but for picking it up to amuse myself it serves well. I don't gig but if I did I would not hesitate to plug in and use it. I use different strings (D'Addario Phos/Bronze 11's) than the Ernie Ball only out of personal preference but am considering returning to the heavier gauge EB's to compare sound projection and I have added some padding to the gig bag but I still use it. If you are expanding your collection or wanting to learn guitar I would certainly recommend trying Orangewood out. A lot of quality for your money.