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06-24-2020, 05:01 PM
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SOLD___Breedlove Oregon Concert CE 25th Anniversary--SOLD
Breedlove’s 25 year tradition of building innovative acoustic instruments in Bend, Oregon, demands its unique, award winning, best selling concert body built with all Oregon grown tonewoods. Myrtlewood – Breedlove’s signature tonewood – is matched with a Port Orford cedar top for an amazingly balanced and beautifully finished limited edition of 200 instruments and this beauty is number 155.Oregon Concert CE 25th Specifications:Neck Wood- Eastern hard rock Maple Solid Wood Top - Solid Port Orford Cedar Solid Wood Back/Sides - Solid Myrtlewood Finish/Color - Semi-gloss back-rims & High gloss top, whiskey burst Fretboard - Ebony# Frets - 20 Nut Width - 1 3/4" Tuners Hardware - Breedlove satin gold Lower Bout Width - 15" Upper Bout Width - 11 1/4” Body Length - 20” Pickup - LR Baggs EAS VTC Case - Deluxe hardshell Scale Length (in inches) - 25 1/2”.
This guitar has brand new gold EVO frets and has been set up for easy playing. I take wonderful care of all my guitars, this is no exception. An unusual guitar that has real power and a sweet balanced tone. Original deluxe hardshell case in perfect condition. $ shipped and Paypal] Last edited by skinnerb; 07-31-2020 at 06:14 PM. Reason: trying to fix typo |
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06-25-2020, 03:09 PM
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Those 25th Anniversary guitars were amazing instruments! I played 5 or 6 of them, and each one was superb... and half of those were just jaw-droppingly good sounding, even brand new!!!
Good luck with your sale!
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06-26-2020, 12:32 AM
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Sorry for the trouble with the pictures. I don't own a cell phone or camera and a neighbor did all the posting for me. I see the pictures from my computer. I'll ask her help again ASAP. Thanks for the patience.
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06-26-2020, 10:08 AM
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Charter members can post photos directly from your computer.
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07-07-2020, 07:43 PM
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I can't believe this guitar is still up for sale... these are truly amazing instruments, folks!!!
And the price is certainly right... Bump for the 25th Anniversary!!!
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07-07-2020, 09:22 PM
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These are a very well balanced fully dynamic fingerpicking lush rich piano-esque. And on and on! This is likely the Best Buy anywhere for a excellent guitar..
I’ve thought about picking this one up as a back to my 25TH Port Orford/Myrtelwood |
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07-07-2020, 10:01 PM
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I would add that my experiences are they can be some wonderful fingerstyle instruments.
My experience was that there seemed to be a wider variation between individual instruments that I played in the Oregon series than other Breedlove USA series instruments although I have also since found that every new Breedlove I have tried in the last two years that I took home benefited greatly to my ears from tonerite and playing in so it could also have been the relative newness that explained the differences. Also, even the ones in the group that I tried that appealed less to me were still great instruments at their price point in the store. |
