Folk guitar

Wesland OM300-CE-NAT - natural

199.00 €

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Traditional in the best sense of the word, WESLAND steel-string acoustic guitars are fundamentally inspired by the great American classics. Whether they are Dreadnoughts or Orchestra Models, every feature has been carefully considered, from the uncompromisingly selected wood combinations to the technical specifications of the pickups and preamps on the models equipped with them.

The WESLAND OM300-CE-NAT is an acoustic Orchestra Model that will amaze you with its impressive build quality. The rigorous selection of woods, the fretwork, and the flawless assembly are typically the hallmark of much more expensive instruments

The Wesland OM300-CE features a solid spruce top, a laminated mahogany back and sides, an okoume neck, and a Techwood fingerboard (25.40" scale).
Techwood is a composite material that supports sustainability. It is primarily made from poplar that has undergone a specific treatment process. Visually and acoustically, it resembles rosewood
This combination produces a sound that is both rich and warm, with generous yet controlled bass, well-defined mids, and full-bodied treble that remains clear. Its natural acoustic volume is remarkable given its medium-sized body, though less pronounced than with a rosewood back and sides.

In terms of comfort and playability, it’s a remarkable guitar—especially for beginners—with a very comfortable neck.
The cutaway provides easy access to the high notes, a feature that soloists at heart will appreciate.

Thanks to its preamp equipped with numerous controls (three-band EQ, phase, volume, tuner), it’s ready for live recordings and studio recordings.

User-friendly and functional thanks to its cutaway and preamp, the Wesland OM300-CE offers objectively exceptional value for the price. It’s equally suited for a beginner as it is for a more experienced musician looking for a traditional, versatile folk guitar that’s just as comfortable with strumming as it is with fingerpicking.
Its tonal character is, however, particularly well-suited to intimate musical genres such as the Blues or Americana.