Guild OM-150ce - A Mid-Sized, Stage-Ready Acoustic Guitar
Вставка
- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- This mid-sized orchestra shaped acoustic is equally suited for strumming and fingerpicking, and produces a sweet, balanced tone. The perfect choice for the versatile musician, the OM-150CE features a solid Sitka spruce top, rosewood back and sides, and an elegant cutaway for access to higher frets. The hidden Guild/Fishman AP1 with Sonicore pickup gives this guitar a perfectly amplified boost for gigs and live performances. Other premium features include a rosewood fingerboard and bridge, bone nut and saddle, and mother-of-pearl rosette. This model also has a 1¾” nut width on a vintage shaped Guild neck, iconic Chesterfield headstock emblem reminiscent of 1960s Guilds, period-correct tortoiseshell pickguard, and Guild’s new premium acoustic gig bag. Available in Natural gloss finish.
BUY NOW:
musicvilla.com...
GUITAR SPECS:
Back & Side Wood: Solid Rosewood
Body Size: Orchestra Model
Top Wood: Solid Sitka Spruce
Nut Width: 1 3/4"
Neck Shape: "C" Shape
Bracing Pattern: Standard "X" Scalloped
Scale Length: 25 1/2"
String Spacing at Saddle: 2 1/8"
Pickup: Guild/Fishman
Tuners: Guild GBB1 Butterbean Tuning Machines 16:1 Nickel
Case: Gig Bag
ONLINE LESSONS with Music Villa's GUITAR PASS:
guitarpass.com
MORE INFO:
Give us a call at (406) 290-9390 or email us at sales@musicvilla.com for more information.
Website: musicvilla.com
GET THE LETTER:
Sign up for the Letter! musicvilla.com...
I have the discontinued OM-150 no cutaway, wouldn't trade it for the world, its one of the most beautiful sounding guitars I've ever played or owned, its sits right here next to me on a stand and I play it hours a day, don't know why you cant get a non cutaway version anymore
...me too , I used to hate cut-aways , pick guards , shaded tops , and dreads ; forty years later I've owned them all , except dreads ☻️🙃😋
My first decent acoustic guitar was a Guild D-25 that I bought new back in 1974. It had a pressed arched back of solid Mahogany and a really tight grained spruce top stained a Cherry color. I still have that guitar, and still feel as I did back when I bought my first Martin D-35 that it sounds better than the Martin and plays better too. And although I now have a fleet of Taylors that I now play mostly, I still have that Guild. And every now and then I pull it out, and it never disappoints me and reminds me why I have kept that guitar all these years, and why maybe I stuck with picking acoustic guitars all these years. Great guitars.
I have the Guild D-150ce, it sounds amazing...ciaooo
Nicely played, yet again 👍
My M-sized Guild is the guitar I play most often, largely because the 24.9" scale and 1 3/4" nut are both so comfortable for me. I keep hoping that Guild will put out an OM-sized guitar with the same scale length and nut width, but it hasn't happened yet.
Me too! An American version of the OM-120 would be awesome, with 24.9 scale & a cutaway I would OWN it!
Definitely cover the different pickups!
I love your performance man, Keep it up!
I have the D120ce westerly and really like it .
Nice sounding guitar especially with Quinton's playing. Thanks Paul and Quinton And Chad for the demo
Any short scale Guild guitar?
FWIW, I prefer acoustics unplugged. My ears find that once plugged in, the tonal differences between models become less pronounced. In other words, they all tend to sound more alike, and in my experience a good sound man make a world of difference. By all means do an occasional pickup comparison, or even include a short plugged in demo, but please keep the bulk of your demo content unplugged as God intended.
The Guild sounds good and for its price I am sure it will bring years of joy to its owner. I also have a soft spot for 60s and 70s Guilds.
Gotta keep the pickup tone and volume mid to low....and the PA master higher for projection. People max those levels.
My first nice acoustic guitar was a guild. It also came with a mandolin and my dad took it. Before that they were all basically toy level guitars or a classical that sucked.
I totally agree with an acoustic amp and checking the pickups. I'm of the opinion that some really expensive guitars are sailing on with old pickups. My first love was a Guild D-55. I luckily have kept it since buying it in 1981. So I'm a total Guild loony but only for their USA-made models. I had this one for a while but struggled with some really stiff tuners and no sales support backup (in Australia). I also have a 2019 D-55 and and 2012 F-50. I've moved on with Martin mania!!
Great. Ideas guys. But can you please give us the price when you review them.
Do they still do the non-cutaway version?
I can't stand the sight of this one, hate cutaways, so I'll pass on the video. Would love a new Guild dread or jumbo.
They do not unfortunately, i was lucky enough to find one new in the box a few years back without the cutaway, its a shame to discontinue it, I love this guitar.
Can you review Yamaha csf3m vs Taylor gs mini vs Martin djr?
When will the ripped out jeans fad blessedly end?
Trust me, it's not fashion - just pure apathy :)
@@quintonking9960 So - now "apathy" is a fashion statement!
@@martinsundland7614 Well, based on the way my kids dress apparently so ;)
@@quintonking9960 But you're in the heart of acoustic guitardom, so who cares! I'd love to be young again and living in or around Bozeman.Keep up the good work.
Im trying to find something not as thick as a dreadnought. Where does this stand relative to a dreadnoughts width? Im looking for a Grand Auditorium CE under 500$ that plays better then the bulky guitar I have. Thanks
Yamaha FS series might fit your needs. It contains several concert bodies.
its funny it has more of a straight forward tone like a hog...nice guitar for budget money! thanks Quinton
difference between this & OM 140ce?
Mahogany vs. Rosewood.
Cardboard...even Quinton can't make it sound good.