I love this guitar!! I have no complaints. The size is prefect, the sound is full, the price point is amazing and the gig bag is nice. The strings are comfortable and don't cause too much pain when I play/practice (I'm a beginner) and it holds the standard tuning pretty good. I enjoy the brand so much that I ordered a second (bigger) guitar from a different collection.

I have been enjoying my Dana M for about a week now. I have been playing since 1977, and have owned MANY guitars. I must say that I am impressed with this little guitar. It fits my present needs as I hoped it would; small, comfortable, and very portable. The sound is impressive for an all laminate guitar. Very impressed with the fretwork, no sharp ends at all. When I do change strings, I will polish the frets, but other than that it has not required any neck adjustment or other tweaking. The compensated bone saddle was a surprise, bone nut is cut well, tuners are smooth and adequate. I am giving a 4 star rating due to a small finish flaw on the back binding near the neck. Looks like some stain overspray hit the binding during finishing and was partially scraped off leaving a tiny rough spot, and a slight smear on the white binding. I will admit I have seen MUCH worse on big brand guitars in the $300-600 range, so for $125 there is really nothing to complain about. The only slight modification I may make is to swap out the plastic bridge pins with something else, ebony perhaps. There's a little mold flash on the plastic one's which is a little uncomfortable. I will just run a file over those for now. All in all, amazing job Orangewood for a guitar at this incredibly low price point.

The Dana has become my most often played guitar! I upgraded the tuners to Grover locking tuners and now have the small guitar I truly wanted.

This small guitar does not lack in volume nor quality of sound. I’m a baritone ukulele player so this model is a good addition to my playing.

Great product for a Great price