Owner Review of the Opeongo Acoustic Guitar
Mike
From Gabriola
Reviewed Product:
Opeongo 00 Small Body Acoustic GuitarWell, 6 months or so ago I bought a Tofino Limited Edition and love it
totally. Wrote a review on it. Today (only 10 days after ordering) I
received my Opeongo 00 Acoustic parlour guitar. Based on the Tofino, I just
had to get this one and man it is beautiful and sounds great. Everything
about the Opeongo is top-notch. Right out of the pro four latch hard shell
signature case it was in tune and the action was perfect. I've played it now
for about an hour and absolutely love it. Easy to play and true the entire
neck with an unbelievable loud full sound for a smaller body guitar. Living
on a Gulf Island off the BC Canadian west coast I'm in a lot of ferry line
ups so you'll see me in the back seat playing this guitar.
To be buying guitars without seeing, touching or playing them seems nuts but
I took a chance on the Tofino and now feel I don't need to go anywhere else.
To me that says a lot about quality, sound, look and price. I'm already
thinking of buying the Ian Tyson or the Grand Manan and I only just got the
Opeongo today. After a year of Covid isolation and not going out for
dinners, shows and concerts etc., I find I've saved enough to justify just
one more guitar....ha ha.
totally. Wrote a review on it. Today (only 10 days after ordering) I
received my Opeongo 00 Acoustic parlour guitar. Based on the Tofino, I just
had to get this one and man it is beautiful and sounds great. Everything
about the Opeongo is top-notch. Right out of the pro four latch hard shell
signature case it was in tune and the action was perfect. I've played it now
for about an hour and absolutely love it. Easy to play and true the entire
neck with an unbelievable loud full sound for a smaller body guitar. Living
on a Gulf Island off the BC Canadian west coast I'm in a lot of ferry line
ups so you'll see me in the back seat playing this guitar.
To be buying guitars without seeing, touching or playing them seems nuts but
I took a chance on the Tofino and now feel I don't need to go anywhere else.
To me that says a lot about quality, sound, look and price. I'm already
thinking of buying the Ian Tyson or the Grand Manan and I only just got the
Opeongo today. After a year of Covid isolation and not going out for
dinners, shows and concerts etc., I find I've saved enough to justify just
one more guitar....ha ha.