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Breedlove Oregon Concerto Myrtlewood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2020
- This video is about Oregon Concerto Myrtlewood. Here Dustin explains and demonstrates the strengths of this guitar. It is made in Bend, Oregon, by Breedlove Guitars.
I've had my Oregon Concerto Myrtlewood CE for almost 5 yrs now and it still very much has that WOW!! factor for me! I came across this guitar at 3rd Rock Music in Cincy, I'd never played a domestic Breedlove and when I did, I couldn't believe the tone and the beauty of Myrtlewood. Even my wife, who thinks that all guitars are just pieces of wood with strings on it was amazed by it. Even after almost 5 yrs, there are times that I'll play chord just to listen to it ring out - the sustain and the overtones just amaze me still after nearly 5 yrs. Even though the Concerto body is a large guitar, I use it for fingerstyle - the tone rings out so nicely and is smooth & even across the strings. It reminds me of an electric guitar with a compressor on it. No boomy bass and no out of control treble. I have sights set on a Concertna and maybe a Breedlove CMW if I can find one at the right price. Bottom line, if you want a great guitar that is built very well - look no farther than Breedlove Myrtlewood guitars
Well said!
First of all, the guitar playing itself was fantastic. It was great to hear a couple different styles of guitar playing on the instrument which handled it beautifully. Next, the sound this guitar put out was really cool and sounded great. I don't use any picks when I play, and I know, I wouldn't have any trouble getting some great sounds from the guitar.
I've got a 2016 all Koa. Still got the sales receipt. $999. Top, back AND sides are Koa. It's one of the earlier ones with the Koa veneered headstock. The later ones used a cheaper black headstock. It's 6-string , rosewood neck. This guitar is AS NEW. Not one scratch anywhere on it, likely because I can't really play guitar, can only dink around with it. My thing is keyboards. Years ago I used to play in various bands with the shop owner. Also have the Breedlove black hardshell case with gold hardware and gorgeous bright red stitching. I use a humidifier that's a special kind of sponge-like material that holds water for a long time and drops into a plastic case that extends down into the sound hole. Almost forgot- it's got the Fishman pre-amp electronics built in as well. Oh, and the tuning hardware is all gold.
still for sale? please
@@suedetvrecordingstudio4918 @suedetvrecordingstudio4918 You want to buy my guitar? It 1,000% IS AS NEW. Looks like it just came off the showroom floor. Not even a teensy weeny scratch anywhere. What's it worth to you? Notice I edited my original comment 'cuz I forgot to mention the built-in electronics AND GOLD TUNING HARDWARE.. not the new kind, the older 100% all gold tuners. So you are in a band?...or have a studio? MAKE ME AN OFFER! I've got some gorgeous pics I could email to you. I think that after all these years of being tenderly cared for it really DOES DESERVE to be played by a real guitar player. Where are you located? There is the "Ship Shop" here in town that could safely package and send it in its case to you, if necessary. I have no idea what that would cost. I live in north-eastern OR at 97801. I don't have a prob with you checking it out in person if you wanted to.
I found a YT vid of my exact guitar. It's EXACTLY like the one in this vid. In the vid the tuners almost look chrome, but watch carefully and you;ll see they are gold. Search YT for: NAMM '16 - Breedlove Pursuit Concert Koa and Oregen Concert Rogue Demos
@@suedetvrecordingstudio4918 I don't use it. I could sell it. Make me an offer.
@@suedetvrecordingstudio4918 I could sell it. It looks like it just came off the showroom floor. Not even a teeny weeny scratch anywhere. 100% Guaranteed. Make me an offer.
@@suedetvrecordingstudio4918 Make me an offer. I live at 97801, USA and have a Gmail account that I only use for checking YT replies. I could reveal it there and use it to send you some fantastic pics I have of it. That way you would not need to disclose your email here.
just wonderful
I don't know what's better. The fabulous sound of your guitar, or your beautiful guitar playing.
My next guitar will be a breedlove Concerto. I want the murtlewood back and sides, spruce top, and a cutaway and electronics. I played one a while ago at my local music shop and it sounded great. The sound of the guitar in this video was very nice and enjoyable to listen to.
Thank you! The spruce top one sounds a bit different to my ears but is really nice too.
I love Breedlove too. I have a Myrtle wood 12 and a mahogany 6. I NEED this myrtlewood 6
Beautiful instrument
Great Guitar! Excellent Tone and beautiful playing.
Thanks, Charlie! Do you have one?
Nice overview and demo. Beautiful guitar! I have a Breedlove ECO Discovery S Concert Red Cedar-African Mahogany and they make extremely consistent, great sounding and beautiful guitars at all of their price points!
How much did you buy your guitar for? And its play ability is it good? I have a Taylor 524, and it plays really good, I want to find out if the sound is Nice and full. With some brightness to it.
@@moisesperez4605 I paid about $540 before tax plus I purchased a hard shell case, so around $700 total.
It's a nice sounding balanced guitar.
However it is a small bodied guitar, my Walden G630 CE, which is the same price sounds richer and brighter.
But they are completely different animals. I still enjoy the intimate sound of my Breedlove as well as it's smaller size for long practice sessions.
The Breedlove Concerto is closer to a Grand Auditorium and probably a closer comparison.
I did in depth videos for both where I demonstrate them both acoustically and through a Fishman Loudbox Mini:
Walden G630 CE
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Breedlove ECO Discovery S Concert Red Cedar-African Mahogany
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Just got mine. . . in love
Very nice sounding guitar.
Great review and beautiful playing
Thank you! What kind of guitar are you playing?
I would rather go to an antique car sale to pick one. But this guitar business is brutal!!
I miss guitar class. :(
What happened to the super cool Breedlove bridge,this looks like every other?
It's the older original bridge style. IMO it's better looking.
What is the color of your guitar. It’s beautiful
Thank you! This is actually the natural wood color. I believe that they just refer to it as the natural finish. The myrtlewood is so beautiful and very unique. I’ve notice a little bit of an amber coloring as it ages. It’s a stunning wood!
Nice sound. What type of built-in pick up does it have?
Hi, Do you think this body shape is more comfortable than regular dreadnought size guitars such as j-45 or martin d-18?
For me, absolutely! It allows me to maneuver around it more easily than a dreadnought. It’s a good shape and size for me but it’s kind of a personal thing.
@@dustinrosemusic what is the scale length on this guitar, and it’s price point. I am visually impaired, what in how did this guitar relate to like that Taylor 524, is this one a little smaller or are they both the same, love to know the scale length as well.
Murdle wood, what does it compare to other woods, like Rosewood? Like maple? Is it Guitar‘s playability good? Love to know and how much does it cost.
Myrtlewood. Ok ? Myrtle ? A pretty common word - murdle ISN’T !
What would be the sound differences between having a myrtlewood top vs a sitka?
I find that the myrtlewood is more even and balanced sounding. It does very well with a pickup in live and studio settings. My studio engineers have loved working with it. The Sitka is much sweeter sounding. It has a natural scoop in the mid range. I believe that the myrtlewood is more dense and can take a heavier hand. It loses the subtleties that Sitka can convey. But it can take a beating very well. The myrtlewood is also a little more sturdy when traveling in extreme weather changes. It’s very consistent.
Thinking about getting cedar/myrtlewood concert nylon vs. Cedar/mahogany...just wondering what the sound difference would be?
what did you chose?
I’m not a fan of the mahogany now that l own 1. I have their 6 in mahogany. Sounds good with delta blues but no ring.
Nice playing and nice sound but you confuse me is that a concert size or is that a concerto size you kind of said it was both
This one is a Concerto size. It’s based on the Concert size just bigger. One way to look at it is that it’s a Dreadnought size with the shape of a Concert. I’m going to do a video highlighting the Concerto size in general and explain it a little better. Sorry for the confusion.
They are beautiful guitar's. My question is why are all of the Breedlove guitar's I'm looking at made in China? Do they ship the wood from here the china?
What are your thoughts on the Jeff Bridges version of this guitar?
As far as I know, they’re similar to this build on the inside with a few cool looking options added on the outside. That’s the Oregon Jeff Bridges. I could be wrong. I actually haven’t played one yet. I’ve played the Amazon Jeff Bridges which is totally different and awesome. Do you have any experience with the Oregon Bridges model?
@@dustinrosemusic I haven't played one of these. I had a chance to play the concert copper and was really impressed.
is that an open tuning?
Yes. Some of the songs are played in drop D.
drop d sound good on most guitar let here it in common tuning!!
There are several examples of standard tuning in this video. Just the first little bit is drop D.
Breedlove is not made in Oregon at one time they were made in Oregon but now they're made in China headquarters is in Oregon me myself I don't want anything made in China I went with the tailor more money
This is somewhat inaccurate. They do make a large amount in China now but they still make their $1500+ guitars in Bend, Oregon. I’ve been there many times (up until Covid) and they still make many in Oregon. I know a number of their builders and other employees. They do still build guitars in Oregon.
Literally almost every manufacturer uses Asian manufacturing for their low end spec guitars. It’s not financially viable to waste luthier time on a $499 guitar. Like practically all manufacturers, they have luthier builds at a matching price. Meaning, your local store doesn’t want to front the money for the high end builds
If youre not up to having anything made in China, you might want to toss out that electronic device you are using to make that comment along with your TV and a number of your electronics, tools and clothes in your home
You do realize that almost every American company in any industry uses overseas manufacturing good one thing or another, right? That includes Taylor, who has a factory in Mexico for their lines below 300. Breedlove most certainly still makes their high end guitars in Oregon. The line is even called "Oregon" for crying out loud.
Comment was probably made on an iPhone, Oh the hypocrisy! lol