I've had around a week to get to know the Oliver Mahogany and put it through it's paces. Overall, I like the guitar very much. It's definitely different than my spruce top dreadnoughts, it has less bass as expected but it has a very nice sweet warmth to the sound and it's well-balanced frequency-wise. The guitar looks nice and stays in tune well. The intonation is very good, at least an 8 out of 10, maybe a 9 out of 10.
My only nit is with the setup. Strangely, the top of the neck where or near where your thumb is has smooth fret ends, while the bottom fret ends are sticking out just a bit. It's not enough to draw blood and I really haven't noticed it while playing but it's something I'll have to address at some point. I stuck a sponge in the case and let the guitar sit for a couple of days but it didn't help. Also, the action is a little on the high side. I gave the truss rod a couple of quarter turns to no avail, but there's plenty of room on the saddle for lowering it. It's definitely playable as is but the action could be a tad lower.
So, overall I really like the guitar for its simple but attractive look and sweet sound. It makes me play a little differently, which is a good thing. The gig bag has thick padding and seems well-made. If the set up had been more on point I would've given the guitar five stars. As I have to bring in several guitars to my guitar doctor for tune ups, this is just one more I'll have to bring in for minor surgery, so it's not that big of a deal to me, but it still would've been nice to have had it better dialed in from the outset.