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Mason Live

Select Top Wood:

Spruce Natural Gloss

Electronics:

You’ll be a hard act to follow when you step offstage with Mason. The solid Sitka spruce top, gold hardware, and abalone rosette make the Mason as pleasing to the eye as its vibrant tones are to the ear.

This Mason model is equipped with a Fishman Flex EQ system and a built-in tuner for seamless and intuitive amplification that's performance-ready.

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 Sitka Spruce
  • Back/Sides Layered Rosewood (Sonokeling)
  • Bracing Scalloped X
  • Finish Natural Gloss
  • Neck Mahogany
  • Fretboard Rosewood (Sonokeling)
  • Inlays Acrylic
  • Scale 25.5"
  • Neck Shape C
  • Tuners Die-Cast (Gold Hardware)
  • Bridge Rosewood (Sonokeling)
  • Nut/Saddle Bone
  • Nut Width 44mm
  • Strings Ernie Ball Earthwood Medium Light 12–54
  • Pickguard Tortoise (Self Adhesive)
  • Tool Truss Rod Wrench Included
  • Travel Case Gig Bag Included

Sturdy Spruce

You can't go wrong with spruce. This classic topwood enhances sound projection, becoming more vibrant with age.

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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Matthew L.
Decent Guitar with some Issues

I waited a year before writing this review because I wanted to give the guitar time to settle and adjust to the climate in my area. Initial reactions are that the guitar looks beautiful - the wood is bright, the gold trim pops well, the detail around the sound hole is a nice touch, and the leaf fret markers are obviously beautiful. Visually, my review is five stars. It plays well on the hands - the action isn't too high and the spacing up and down the neck is good.

Beyond that, I have some issues with the guitar. Tonally, I've found the sound has always been a little "clangy," and the bottom tends to fall out (even after trying different string types). I've trouble getting it to hold its tuning for too long. Additionally, the nut has always seemed a little low and from the beginning has resulted in some string rattling if I strummed even a little too hard, and the frets wore down incredibly quickly just exacerbating the issue as time has gone on.

Overall, I wouldn't say I "dislike" this guitar but I wouldn't spend this amount of money on it again. For a $500 purchase price, I felt disappointed by the out-of-the-box quality level, and have had to put a lot of work into it after only a year.

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Stephen S.
Outstanding Value

Materials and construction quality are excellent. The setup is extraordinarily well done. I have no idea how they can do all this for the price! The Fishman pickup performs extremely well, although given the option I would have paid a little extra for the Flex Blend version that uses mic + piezo. I feel that would be a good way to maximize the capture of the wonderful tonal qualities of the Mason without the price bump that the Anthem gives to the premium models.

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Timofey K.
Orangewood guitar

I really like this guitar. Rich and soft sound. I highly recommend this guitar. When I received the first guitar, it had a small defect, and the company very easily and quickly replaced it with a new one. I am very pleased. Thank you Orangewood.

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Kathleen D.
Grandson's Christmas present

My grandson was extremely pleased and looking forward to taking lessons

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Luke T.
Really good!

I was very impressed with the quality of the setup out of the box! I don’t have any complaints about the guitar itself.

One thing though, I ordered the guitar the day after you guys ended the free accessory kit deal. Maybe you could have a timer for when your deals end. Maybe that’s crazy but, I would’ve ordered it sooner. I bet it would also seal the deal for potential buyers. That might not make any sense. Sorry if you cringed lol

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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.