Here’s our review of an O’Gorman Guitars Newlands model, featuring…
- Dreadnought body shape
- Solid Swiss Moon Spruce Top
- Crelicam Ebony Back and Sides
- Florentine Cutaway
- Wenge neck with ebony fingerboard
- 24.9” scale length
- 44mm nut
- Gotoh 510 tuners
- Evo Gold hemispherical frets
- Graphtech TUSQ nut, saddle and bridge pins
- Hiscos Pro 2 hardcase included
Brendan O’Gorman Says…“This is my take on the all time classic steel string guitar: The Dreadnought. This guitar has a big voice and is the perfect option for singer songwriters who are looking for an instrument to accompany their voice without competing with it. It has very full, warm bass that will fill up a lot of space, but then slightly scooped middles that allow the voice to sit on top of it in a mix and yet still provides clear, defined trembles to complete a full spectrum of sound. For those that want a big bodied guitar as a stand alone instrument this is still a great option. It has a slightly tighter waist that the traditional dreadnought which brings out a warm mid range giving an even, balanced sound for finger picking or flat pickers who play melodically.”
Find out our thoughts in the video above!!
O’Gorman Newlands: UK RRP: Starting from £3500.00
More Info: www.ogormanguitars.com
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