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Oliver features a grand concert sized body with Mahogany top, back, and sides, making for a winning combination that delivers a beautifully balanced tone.
• Body Shape: Grand Concert
• Top Wood: Solid Mahogany
• Back / Sides: Layered Mahogany
• Neck: Mahogany
• Fretboard: Rosewood (sonokeling)
• Bridge: Rosewood (sonokeling)
• Pickguard: Included (Optional)
• Gig Bag: Included
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All our guitars are professionally set up by our expert technicians for the smoothest "out of the box" experience for our players.
Take your guitar everywhere with our premium gig bag. The durable padding and comfortable straps provide protection for the guitarist on the go.
All guitars come with an optional pickguard to protect the wood and add a decorative touch. Please keep in mind! Once applied, it can't be removed.
We use Ernie Ball Earthwood Medium Light acoustic guitar strings to provide a crisp and full-sounding rich tone.
I can't say enough good things about this guitar. Right out of the box, the action and set-up was practically perfect. I've compared this guitar's sound to my $1,200 Martin acoustic and it sounds almost as full. For a guitar that cost's less than $200, i find this to be quite amazing. It's super light and the satin finish on the body and back of neck is very, very nice. I just purchased another guitar from Orangewood and can't wait to review that one next!
Honestly this is my first guitar, but it is not my first purchase. As for the guitar it appears to be everything you see and hear in reviews. For me it is about exploration with minimal risk. For the modest price and the chance to try something you always admired this was an easy decision. The purchase and procurement of the guitar is beyond contestation. It arrived a day early. That is customer service at its best.
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I tried to love the product but couldnt play, maybe I have too thick fingers for it, everytime I press one string another is pressed as well :(