Echo 12 Live

I love it. I'm just novice in my old age but sure do enjoy it. Appears to be very well made too.

Really happy with it. Strings are well spaced. Spruce top producing great vibration and long ringing notes. Was really glad the action was as good as it is. Easy to depress the strings without killing finger tips. The set up is pretty decent but I'm still going to take it in for my tech to do it. After he set up my mahogany 6 string orangewood I got great results. Shipping ran a bit slower on my 2nd order but to be expected with labor shortage and covid struggles affecting all industry. The guitar is worth every penny and a delight. No regrets. Great customer service from orangewood on both my orders.

I've always wanted a 12-string guitar. The Echo 12 Live surpasses all my expectations. First it's just beautiful. Having never played a 12-string it felt a little different but after a little time getting use to it and playing more and more I am having lots of fun on it and exploring all the different new sounds. I love it! My adult son was very surprised because I never talked about it. He is an avid strat fan and loves Jimi Hendrix but when he comes over he goes for the 12-string. He loves it too! Thanks guys for the great guitar and the flawless buying and shipping process.

Was so excited when my Echo12 arrived I just had to tune it up and start playing it. Great sound! After playing it for about 30 minutes I finally began to check it out. I could compare the craftsmanship of this guitar to my J45, HD28, 712ce, and some of my other guitars; beautiful. Except, there are about 7 flaws/defects in the grain of the top that are very noticeable. I wish someone had culled out these pieces and selected a different top piece.

Over the past 18 months, I have purchased 4 (four) Orangewood guitars (an Oliver Mahogany, a Duke Live, a Brooklyn, and most recently, an Echo 12-Live). Sadly, this is not going to be a raving review of all my guitar purchases, but a mixed op-ed with some disappointments. Despite the wonderful sound the Brooklyn and the Echo 12-Live produced, I felt the intonation and set-ups were unsatisfactory, so I had to return them. This was rather unexpected since the set-ups on my first two purchases was so wonderfully perfect. Although my experience makes me wonder if Orangewood has been lax on some of their quality control methods, I have been so happy with two of the guitars I purchase, I am giving them another chance and have ordered a second Oliver Mahogany. Fortunately, Orangewood’s gracious policy allows a hassle-free return of guitars within 30-days of purchase (as long as the pick guard in not installed!), but I’m hoping it won’t come to that this time.