Guild OM-120 Natural Westerly Orchestra Electro-Acoustic Steel-String Guitar

General

The orchestra body shape of the Guild OM-120 is sometimes referred to as a Triple-O because of its deep curves. A similar form to a classical guitar, in terms of size, the orchestra shape lies somewhere between a parlor and dreadnought. It's this that gives the OM-120 its distinctly defined sound and mass of presence, while the full mahogany construction helps to refine the mid and high range frequencies for a brilliantly balanced, round and deep acoustic sound.

The Guild M-120: For the Strummer and Finger-Picker

The fretboard is fairly flat with a radius of 16-inches while a comfortable C-profile neck provides the classic playability expected of older, more traditional Guild models. The string nut sits at 44.5mm wide, making this model familiar to both strummers and finger-picking players and the rosewood fretboard maintains excellent balance and adds the bass-rich undertones this kind of wood produces. To finish, the body has been coated in a glittering transparent high-gloss.

The Guild Westerly Collection

Guild have been building high-quality instruments since 1953 and their acoustic guitars hark back to earlier, vintage models. Each of the guitars in the Westerly series feature solid woods and are equipped with a number of refined, luxurious details. The headstock is always adorned with the iconic Guild logo inlay with Chesterfield emblem and all of the guitars feature a faux-tortoiseshell pickguard. The Westerly series offers high-grade acoustic instruments at an attainable price and each guitar comes with a compatible Guild Polyfoam case.