@@oregonfloor5113 They are made in Indonesia and inspected/setup in California. I'm very curious about Orangewood guitars and doing lots of research on whether getting one or saving for something like a Taylor 214.
I got this guitar today without the pickup in it and have to say I'm really impressed with it. I can play it as easy as my electric guitars and the action is awesome. I tried some songs I have some issues with my other acoustic and it was so much easier to play. I already tried it recording on one my songs and it sat so well in the mix without any eq adjustments. I want to try it with my regular stings because I find the Ernie balls 80/20 a little bright compared to Phosphor bronze. I think this company is legit and considering the price I paid $580 a hell of a bargin. Anyone got any questions just ask me be glad to try to help. Also I've been playing over 30 years and done tons of studio work so I'm not just a beginner.
How would you compare this one to a Taylor 114ce, for example? I recently bought one and found the action quite high (which of course I could get adjusted), plus I just wasn't super crazy about the tone. I'm thinking of switching to the Sage.
@@bradydyson65 I haven't played a Taylor in a long time but I was never really too impressed with the ones I played. The sage impressed me. One of the easiest acoustic guitars I've ever played. Doesn't feel too much different than my electric guitars far as action. Construction seems to be top notch and for the price is hard to beat.
Hi Tom, I've been an Ibanez electric fan for many years primarily because of their neck shape. I have relatively small hands and prefer a thin neck. Would you be so kind as to comment of your experience with the neck shape.
@@Shadowcruise99 it's not as thin as Ibanez guitars. I'd say more like a fender neck. Feels close to my strats. Feels great to me but I personally don't like Ibanez guitar necks.
@@DarrellBraunGuitar I’m going to need you to watch the movie “August Rush” and play some of those guitar solos. Also, you missed an opportunity to play the intro of “I Remember You” by Skid Row. 🤘🏾Rock on, brother!
The control you were using isn’t for a bridge or neck position. It’s a blend between the L.R. Baggs Element undersaddle piezo and the Tru-Mic microphone that’s on the soundboard. When you roll it all the way back towards the bridge it’s using only the Element, when rolled towards the neck all the way it’s using only the microphone.
Thank you orangewood for making very price accessible guitars. Got mine in the last month and have been inspired. Oliver was great, the Brooklyn really did it for me. Sage may be my next upgrade down the road.
For the hardware and woods used on this guitar, that is an absolutely amazing price. You've convinced me I need to look into these... Great content as usual brother!
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Orangewood Guitars are beautiful and well built, what more could you want and at a great price too!
The guitar he has there is actually $945 because it has the pre-amp in it. There is a version of that guitar that comes without the preamp that is $645 though.
I can attest. Orangewood guitars are extra special. For the money, they just can't be beat! I bought an Echo Live over a year ago, and I play it all the time. It's a winner!
Orangewood is one my favorite brands. The value proposition is basically unmatched. I have their Morgan Live in Mahogany and it is a blast to play. I hope to spring for one of the Highland Series one of these days! :)
Yes, the Sage is $645.00 WITHOUT electronics. Conversely, the Sage Live is $945.00. A Sage WITH electronics. Thus, the guitar you beautifully demonstrated was the Sage Live. Good work otherwise. Thank you.
In general, I prefer the sound(s) of an acoustic to those from an electric, but they're larger and bulkier than I like as a player, so I have both types. Amplification highlights the differences between the two - each has its weak areas sonically. This Orangewood looks solidly-built, and it sounds great, at least with that preamp. Nice demo, Darrell!
I build guitars and its mind boggling that they can make all solid wood with ebony AND with the LR Baggs for that price. The wood would be at least 300
I bought this guitar based on this review, It arrived very well set up, I had to tune it, intonation and action as good as you could ask for, My big issue is this guitar is feather-light, If this is a solid wood guitar the wood is paper-thin, If you put a fan in front of it would blow away.
The lightness is to it's benefit. Some of the best luthiers in the world will tell you that they essentially build with "minimally adequate structure"(that's a direct quote from William Cumpiano, one of the best luthiers in the business). As a general rule, the more wood in the guitar, the heavier the guitar, the less capacity the strings have to vibrate the top. It does make it a more delicate instrument, but it will sound a thousand times better.
Its probably lighter because the baked torrefied top would be lighter as it has all the moisture taken out. The back and sides as well were likely dried very well adding to the lightness.
@@Crev1729 How much moisture could have been in the top a 16th of an ounce? this thing is a full one pound lighter than anything else its size, It's a beautiful playing guitar and I have zero regrets about buying it.
Hi Darrel- I'm curious how you were able to get one of these. I contacted Orangewood and they said they are unable to ship to Canada. I'm willing to pay shipping but they won't do it.
I hope they make a 12-string someday. Sometime after you've gotten settled in your new place, could you consider doing a video comparing the laminate top acoustics to the solid ones? It would be nice to hear them head-to-head to really begin to understand what makes solid tonewood "premium". Thanks for all you do to make me a better player.
Solid top vs laminate top comparisons have been done a thousand times. There is no comparison. Solid wood sounds better almost every single time. And anyone who has played both will almost always prefer solid to laminate.
This is a general question. Why does everyone talk about a 2 or 3 piece solid body electric ? As a woodworker the 3 piece would be more stable and of course more so with the flame maple top glued on. Same with the multi piece neck. That neck thru electric I watched you do was absolutely Beautiful ! If I remember correctly, a PRS or Schecter
Great tone from a great playing 👍 this guitar looks gorgeous, with herringbones lines. I expect nitrocellulose finish ? I would be interested in a comparison with Ibanez/Yamaha which are in the same range of quality but slightly more expensive , and a comparison with Martin/Taylor of same specs but costing 5 times more. Too bad these Orangewood do not ship to France.
Sounds like a pretty lyrical, resonant guitar--great for solo guitar. But I was wondering if it would be a decent accompaniment guitar as well. Also, I wonder if you were using any effects? - What a great guitar though; super great value! And so pretty.
I just received my Hudson live today been messing with it for an hour or so what a great playing and sounding guitar satin finish on the neck is a lil sticky which will be easily remedied and strings could use a lil lube another easy fix I am very pleased with this thing well worth the money fit and finish is excellent set up right out the box and was still in tune deff a keeper
Hi, Im very interested in this model. Does anyone knows the fingerboard radius of this model? I would really apreciate if someone does it and share it...
Have the Oliver Mahogany and it sounds best fingerstyle and loses some clarity with a pick. This didn't have that problem and it may be my next acoustic. Been patiently waiting for them to be released for reviews. Great playing!
For me, as someone who doesn't know that much about high-end guitars and hasn't had the chance to play on them, it would have been really interesting to hear about the limitations of this model. This guitar seems like a super good value for the money, but what would you look for in a higher-end guitar that couldn't find in this one, especially in regards to tone and playability (rather than aesthetics)? Also... how does this compare with a Taylor 114ce??
Good demo, but we really miss the naked, non-pickup tone. While I can put a headphone on in my right ear and might be able to detect it that way, the crosstalk can be a bit problematic when evaluating this. Mic it up for us?
I am undecided whether to buy an echo or brooklyn which are $295 or go for the all solid ones which are $645. I don't know if its worth paying double for their best guitars. Help please!
Yes! I've whined a bit about your demos of guitars not sounding like a guitar(too much overdrive/distortion/fuzz) and even your "clean" tones sounded overdriven but this is a GUITAR sound! Thanks for this and I'm impressed by your finger-picking, too. Anyway, good channel and nice playing.
Darrell, it would be easier to evaluate without the verb (and any compression or EQ you may have added). It sound great, but verb tends to makes everything sound a bit greater than it is.
Amazing demonstrations for the tone and playability man. The guitar itself sounds perfect along with the preamp. It actually sounds like something to rival Taylor made guitars
In the superficial world, we live in maybe some added design logo to the headstock to denote the higher price point. I'm sure some would like the world to know they paid more for their Orangewood guitar.
Hey Darrell, would you mind telling me what strings you're using in this video? Actually, I would love for you to make a full series on strings (acoustic and\or electric), I don't think any other youtuber would be able to do it with the precision and fairness that are typical of your comparisons, and I feel like it would be extremely useful to understand a little bit more about what's probably the less discussed component of a guitar.
This guitar sounds like rosewood, at least from this youtube video. I used to own a Santa Cruz OM/PW and I remember its sound, so I could not believe that this was mahogany. Amazing sound from this guitar, with the cutaway and the electronics. I am interested.
I have a crazy question why 24 frets why do all guitar go only to that fret why can't we make them longer I've looked every where for this question and can't find an answer I know it's a crazy one thanks
Wow I love it, I wish I would have waited a few months, I pulled the trigger on the Mason live cutaway w/spruce top, it's a nice guitar but having the solid body and the LR Baggs electronics it sounds amazing. I still like the inlays on mine better though. As always your playing is phenomenal.
I officially quit guitar my little sawtooth can't handle even the slightest bit of distortion and whenever I start saving for another one something comes up thanks for the inspiration to start guitar though I will forever be thankful
Anthem steals the show but how does it sound unplugged. How does it compare to a Martin unplugged. Also, only 1 year warranty- wonder how it will hold up long term. Probably bolt on neck too vs. glued (better usually.)
Somethings confusing. It seems like you indicate you're reviewing the $645 model however the Orangewood site says for the $645 Sage "Electronics: N/A". For the $945 Sage Live, it says, "Electronics: LR Baggs Anthem". So this must be the $1000 model.
Darrell Braun Guitar I’m definitely thinking about it. Had my eye on them for a while, and this higher end model has really got me thinking. Looks and sounds great. Thanks for the video Darrell. Have a good one. Dave
I’m hoping for a sale. I bought the Echo when it first came out and it’s the only guitar that I pick up everyday. I actually use it to write metal riffs.
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hi there.. please tell the factories location of this nodel.. is it in los angeles ???
@@oregonfloor5113 They are made in Indonesia and inspected/setup in California. I'm very curious about Orangewood guitars and doing lots of research on whether getting one or saving for something like a Taylor 214.
The force is strong with this one.
I got this guitar today without the pickup in it and have to say I'm really impressed with it. I can play it as easy as my electric guitars and the action is awesome. I tried some songs I have some issues with my other acoustic and it was so much easier to play. I already tried it recording on one my songs and it sat so well in the mix without any eq adjustments. I want to try it with my regular stings because I find the Ernie balls 80/20 a little bright compared to Phosphor bronze. I think this company is legit and considering the price I paid $580 a hell of a bargin. Anyone got any questions just ask me be glad to try to help. Also I've been playing over 30 years and done tons of studio work so I'm not just a beginner.
How would you compare this one to a Taylor 114ce, for example? I recently bought one and found the action quite high (which of course I could get adjusted), plus I just wasn't super crazy about the tone. I'm thinking of switching to the Sage.
@@bradydyson65 I haven't played a Taylor in a long time but I was never really too impressed with the ones I played. The sage impressed me. One of the easiest acoustic guitars I've ever played. Doesn't feel too much different than my electric guitars far as action. Construction seems to be top notch and for the price is hard to beat.
Hi Tom, I've been an Ibanez electric fan for many years primarily because of their neck shape. I have relatively small hands and prefer a thin neck. Would you be so kind as to comment of your experience with the neck shape.
@@Shadowcruise99 it's not as thin as Ibanez guitars. I'd say more like a fender neck. Feels close to my strats. Feels great to me but I personally don't like Ibanez guitar necks.
@@ATCH1 I get it Tom, Ibanez isn't everyone's cup of tea. Thanks for the reply.
I have an Oliver and love it. This new model sounds great. Orangewood is just a great player friendly company.
Sounds fantastic. Wonderful playing as always Darrell!
Thanks!
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I’m going to need you to watch the movie “August Rush” and play some of those guitar solos. Also, you missed an opportunity to play the intro of “I Remember You” by Skid Row. 🤘🏾Rock on, brother!
The control you were using isn’t for a bridge or neck position. It’s a blend between the L.R. Baggs Element undersaddle piezo and the Tru-Mic microphone that’s on the soundboard. When you roll it all the way back towards the bridge it’s using only the Element, when rolled towards the neck all the way it’s using only the microphone.
Thank you orangewood for making very price accessible guitars. Got mine in the last month and have been inspired. Oliver was great, the Brooklyn really did it for me. Sage may be my next upgrade down the road.
For the hardware and woods used on this guitar, that is an absolutely amazing price. You've convinced me I need to look into these... Great content as usual brother!
Orangewood Guitars are beautiful and well built, what more could you want and at a great price too!
MAN!!! That thing sounds GORGEOUS!!!! I WANT ONE, I WANT ONE!!! Thanks for putting this up Darrell!!!
don't get suckerd in by this form of advertising
philipb shut up
The neck position sounds so subtle and beautiful
Middle position sounds perfect, very well balanced.
The guitar he has there is actually $945 because it has the pre-amp in it. There is a version of that guitar that comes without the preamp that is $645 though.
Well that feels like a bait and switch.
I've never seen such a drastic price difference just for the addition of electronics.
@@josephsantana3094 it's an LR Baggs Anthem. Those cost $300. So basically you're getting that with free installation.
@@DragonTalkShow So would that be much higher quality than if you were to use a mic or as the other guy said, "slap a fishman on"?
Right the sage live.
She sounds absolutely amazing, especially at that price point. I really enjoyed your playing in this vid.
An acoustic guitar like no other? This thing is beautiful
I could always be wrong, but I think I detect a little Keaggy influence in your playing. Nice.
Dude what do you expect he’s a Canadian Jew!!!
Right?? I was totally going to say the same thing.
I can attest. Orangewood guitars are extra special. For the money, they just can't be beat! I bought an Echo Live over a year ago, and I play it all the time. It's a winner!
I would love to learn that first lick...it just sounds amazing and truly made for acoustics...
That guitar looks and sounds amazing.
However, you make everything that you play sound amazing, so it's hard to tell :)
Great review as always.
Orangewood is one my favorite brands. The value proposition is basically unmatched. I have their Morgan Live in Mahogany and it is a blast to play. I hope to spring for one of the Highland Series one of these days! :)
The crazy thing is I live about 15-20 minutes away from Orangewood, and their guitars are in the hands of one of my favorite Canadians.
Sounds like Page’s guitar on early Zep albums. Very nice tone and pickups. Thanks for sharing, brother!
Yes, the Sage is $645.00 WITHOUT electronics. Conversely, the Sage Live is $945.00. A Sage WITH electronics. Thus, the guitar you beautifully demonstrated was the Sage Live. Good work otherwise. Thank you.
In general, I prefer the sound(s) of an acoustic to those from an electric, but they're larger and bulkier than I like as a player, so I have both types. Amplification highlights the differences between the two - each has its weak areas sonically. This Orangewood looks solidly-built, and it sounds great, at least with that preamp. Nice demo, Darrell!
I build guitars and its mind boggling that they can make all solid wood with ebony AND with the LR Baggs for that price. The wood would be at least 300
$645.00 for the Sage
$945.00 for the Sage Live (includes the L.R. Baggs Anthem pickup system)
That's a good deal. The Anthem pickup is $300 to buy separate. So, free installation!
what's the difference in sage and sage live? which is better ??
@@binaylimbu5721 sage has no pickup, sage live has the athem pickup
that is a steal
Update:: 12/16/2020: price has increased $50 each. Sage and Sage Live Respectively priced at $695 and $995.
This seems like a really good guitar. Tempting.
Pretty much made up my mind. Orangewood will definitely be my next acoustic. Unbelievable.
this guitar sounds amazing. The playing is also very good too! Thanks for the video, helps a lot!
I bought this guitar based on this review, It arrived very well set up, I had to tune it, intonation and action as good as you could ask for, My big issue is this guitar is feather-light, If this is a solid wood guitar the wood is paper-thin, If you put a fan in front of it would blow away.
The lightness is to it's benefit. Some of the best luthiers in the world will tell you that they essentially build with "minimally adequate structure"(that's a direct quote from William Cumpiano, one of the best luthiers in the business). As a general rule, the more wood in the guitar, the heavier the guitar, the less capacity the strings have to vibrate the top. It does make it a more delicate instrument, but it will sound a thousand times better.
That concerns me. Very thin wood needs to be babied (proper humidity) or it could crack.
Its probably lighter because the baked torrefied top would be lighter as it has all the moisture taken out. The back and sides as well were likely dried very well adding to the lightness.
@@Crev1729 How much moisture could have been in the top a 16th of an ounce? this thing is a full one pound lighter than anything else its size, It's a beautiful playing guitar and I have zero regrets about buying it.
Hi Darrel- I'm curious how you were able to get one of these. I contacted Orangewood and they said they are unable to ship to Canada. I'm willing to pay shipping but they won't do it.
I hope they make a 12-string someday.
Sometime after you've gotten settled in your new place, could you consider doing a video comparing the laminate top acoustics to the solid ones? It would be nice to hear them head-to-head to really begin to understand what makes solid tonewood "premium". Thanks for all you do to make me a better player.
Well they did hahaha
Solid top vs laminate top comparisons have been done a thousand times. There is no comparison. Solid wood sounds better almost every single time. And anyone who has played both will almost always prefer solid to laminate.
Great video.
Love your playing and that's a beautiful guitar.
Sound is sweet.
Darrell! PLEASE! I would love to see an Orangewood Hudson versus Martin D18 comparison. Thanks.
Can’t wait to be able to get them outside the US.
This is a general question. Why does everyone talk about a 2 or 3 piece solid body electric ? As a woodworker the 3 piece would be more stable and of course more so with the flame maple top glued on. Same with the multi piece neck. That neck thru electric I watched you do was absolutely Beautiful ! If I remember correctly, a PRS or Schecter
Think I’m gonna get myself this for Christmas !🎄 Appreciate your look at this brand. 👍
Wow it seems like everybody loves this guitar including me
Is your 10% off still good at Orangewood ? Thanks
I swear everytime I watch your vids it makes me want to pick up my guitar
I broke that code a while ago. Now I always have a guitar in my hands when I watch his videos. ; )
A two by four with strings would sound good when you can play like that! Can't wait for my orangewood to arrive.
Great tone from a great playing 👍 this guitar looks gorgeous, with herringbones lines. I expect nitrocellulose finish ? I would be interested in a comparison with Ibanez/Yamaha which are in the same range of quality but slightly more expensive , and a comparison with Martin/Taylor of same specs but costing 5 times more. Too bad these Orangewood do not ship to France.
Only 645?!?! Wifey might kill me. Might not. Based on this review, I will roll the dice.
Really appreciate the demo thanks
Sounds like a pretty lyrical, resonant guitar--great for solo guitar. But I was wondering if it would be a decent accompaniment guitar as well. Also, I wonder if you were using any effects? - What a great guitar though; super great value! And so pretty.
It’s not the instrument that makes the man but the man that makes the instrument.
Thanks DB!
I just received my Hudson live today been messing with it for an hour or so what a great playing and sounding guitar satin finish on the neck is a lil sticky which will be easily remedied and strings could use a lil lube another easy fix I am very pleased with this thing well worth the money fit and finish is excellent set up right out the box and was still in tune deff a keeper
Amazing sounds!
The neck on the Orangewood Sage is silky smooth!
What are the differences in sound does ava, sage and hudson have?
You have a prettier tone than other reviews of the same gear. Is that natural reverb of your room? Or your mic maybe? Or do you add vst reverb?
Hi, Im very interested in this model. Does anyone knows the fingerboard radius of this model? I would really apreciate if someone does it and share it...
Have the Oliver Mahogany and it sounds best fingerstyle and loses some clarity with a pick. This didn't have that problem and it may be my next acoustic. Been patiently waiting for them to be released for reviews. Great playing!
Can you get orangewood in Canada? Thx
sweet sound. Thanks for the video.
I was hoping to see you get the Ava or Hudson since Marty Schwartz got the Sage, but great video, I love Orangewood.
Sounds beautiful! What kind of strings do you use on your acoustics?
Daniel Myers They use Ernie Ball Mediums 54-12
For me, as someone who doesn't know that much about high-end guitars and hasn't had the chance to play on them, it would have been really interesting to hear about the limitations of this model. This guitar seems like a super good value for the money, but what would you look for in a higher-end guitar that couldn't find in this one, especially in regards to tone and playability (rather than aesthetics)?
Also... how does this compare with a Taylor 114ce??
The Taylor 114ce does even compare to this. Maybe the 414.
Great review...
How about a review of the new Hotone Omni AC acoustic simulator?
you will have to wait until someone sends him a free one
Good demo, but we really miss the naked, non-pickup tone. While I can put a headphone on in my right ear and might be able to detect it that way, the crosstalk can be a bit problematic when evaluating this. Mic it up for us?
Hi. Sweet playin. What do u think about the neck/shape/size etc..in ur opinion is it thicker than std?
Sweet sound, thanks mate!
I am undecided whether to buy an echo or brooklyn which are $295 or go for the all solid ones which are $645. I don't know if its worth paying double for their best guitars. Help please!
I dont know really, I haven't tried a full solid guitar, but the Echo is amazing
That headstock looks amazing tuners and all. When I get good enough on my cheap guitar I might buy myself one of these.
Yes! I've whined a bit about your demos of guitars not sounding like a guitar(too much overdrive/distortion/fuzz) and even your "clean" tones sounded overdriven but this is a GUITAR sound! Thanks for this and I'm impressed by your finger-picking, too. Anyway, good channel and nice playing.
Sounds fantastic So cool :)
Halo person
What's the name of the song that starts on 3:06?
What is he playing at 3:12 ? Plz I wanna learn it
The recording technique on this sounds much higher clarity or something than previous....any changes?
With the anthem system you're right at about $1000.00. Well worth it for this upgrade. Beautiful guitar.
Great review and good playing men 👏🌹🦊
Darrell, it would be easier to evaluate without the verb (and any compression or EQ you may have added). It sound great, but verb tends to makes everything sound a bit greater than it is.
Hi Darrell love the channel. I watch for the playing as much as the review. Are you playing in standard tuning? Or an alternate tuning?
Amazing demonstrations for the tone and playability man. The guitar itself sounds perfect along with the preamp. It actually sounds like something to rival Taylor made guitars
In the superficial world, we live in maybe some added design logo to the headstock to denote the higher price point. I'm sure some would like the world to know they paid more for their Orangewood guitar.
That's one of my only complaints. The Orangewood logo is pretty lame. :-( It looks like an old font you'd see on a t-shirt from the 70's.
Hey Darrell, would you mind telling me what strings you're using in this video?
Actually, I would love for you to make a full series on strings (acoustic and\or electric), I don't think any other youtuber would be able to do it with the precision and fairness that are typical of your comparisons, and I feel like it would be extremely useful to understand a little bit more about what's probably the less discussed component of a guitar.
Because of this video just got mine today
This guitar sounds like rosewood, at least from this youtube video. I used to own a Santa Cruz OM/PW and I remember its sound, so I could not believe that this was mahogany. Amazing sound from this guitar, with the cutaway and the electronics. I am interested.
You are an amazing guitar player,,,can you tell us a little about your background leading you up to this point?
Me too?
I mean me too!
Sounds great and priced right! God bless and rock on 👍🎸😎
So is it a keeper for $945 brother? Seems to be great value. Depends on feel, warmth, etc though. Excellent demo btw.
Solid mahogany back and sides vs laminated Rosewood?
Do a video on Orangewood OLIVER vs Orangewood Sage
I have a crazy question why 24 frets why do all guitar go only to that fret why can't we make them longer I've looked every where for this question and can't find an answer I know it's a crazy one thanks
Man that's a beautiful guitar
Wow! I love it.
Wow I love it, I wish I would have waited a few months, I pulled the trigger on the Mason live cutaway w/spruce top, it's a nice guitar but having the solid body and the LR Baggs electronics it sounds amazing. I still like the inlays on mine better though. As always your playing is phenomenal.
Fretboard Radius please? Thank you.
$645 for beautiful sounding guitar is crazy price, does it ship to Indonesia?
I officially quit guitar my little sawtooth can't handle even the slightest bit of distortion and whenever I start saving for another one something comes up thanks for the inspiration to start guitar though I will forever be thankful
What was the shipping to Canada. Since you are Canadian. lol
He didn't buy it, they probably sent him for review purpose in pretty sure
BEAUTIFUL guitar... especially considering the price!
Sounds Amazing Darrell. Have you tried a Maton guitar like the ones Tommy Emmanuel plays?
Anthem steals the show but how does it sound unplugged. How does it compare to a Martin unplugged. Also, only 1 year warranty- wonder how it will hold up long term. Probably bolt on neck too vs. glued (better usually.)
Great playing guitar I want one
Darrell Braun could I get you to do a review on the Oscar Schmidt OG10CE??
Somethings confusing. It seems like you indicate you're reviewing the $645 model however the Orangewood site says for the $645 Sage "Electronics: N/A". For the $945 Sage Live, it says, "Electronics: LR Baggs Anthem". So this must be the $1000 model.
Very nice, and that price isn't too shabby!
Is this available anywhere else except direct from Orangewood? Looking for an acoustic, and this seems very well equipped at that price point.
Hi!
As far as I know they just sell direct :)
Darrell Braun Guitar I’m definitely thinking about it. Had my eye on them for a while, and this higher end model has really got me thinking. Looks and sounds great. Thanks for the video Darrell. Have a good one. Dave
I didn't hear the anthem's mic in the pickup demo.
I’m hoping for a sale. I bought the Echo when it first came out and it’s the only guitar that I pick up everyday. I actually use it to write metal riffs.
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