Blue Ridge Acoustic: PLEASE CLOSE

Scott Truax · From: Florida

Does anyone play one of these guitars, or have knowledge of them to be able to critique them?

I've developed a serious interest in this guitar. But have yet to find anyone that has one, has played one,

or can tell me about them; pro or con.

If you'd like, you can contact me through the forum by email or pm.

I'd appreciate any and all feedback you may provide.

Thanks, in advance.

Scott Truax
Leesburg, Florida

D Schubert · From: Columbia, MO, USA

I own a Blueridge BR183, which is a tribute/clone of an OM-45 guitar from a well-known US company. My brother in law has a Blueridge BR-383, which is a the same size, mahogany body and simpler trim.

Both of these guitars are well-made, sound good, very playable.

Don't know if that answers your question or not. Smile

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Scott Truax · From: Florida

DS,
Thank you for your reply. I'm going to send you an email with a couple more questions. Thanks, again, for

your information.

Scott Truax

Scott Truax · From: Florida

D. Schubert was kind enough to answer all my questions.

Thanks, D

Dave Mudgett · From: Central Pennsylvania and Gallatin, Tennessee

I'm gonna leave this open because I'd like to hear other opinions about these guitars.

Will Houston · From: Tempe, Az

I think Sierra Ferrell's Blueridge is the 163 don't know about CE, tons of her on utube. When she's not playing it one of the guys in the band is. Sounds good to me.

Scott Truax · From: Florida

Will,

I believe that the CE is the cutaway version of the BR-163. Thank you for the info on Sierra Ferrell's

videos.

D Schubert · From: Columbia, MO, USA

The Blueridge neck profile is smaller and narrower versus a typical Martin or Gibson flattop. Maybe you like, maybe you don't?

The scale length is like a Martin OM or D-28. Slightly longer than a Martin OOO or a Gibson J-45. Matter of personal preference,

The truss rod is accessible through the sound hole, with a 4mm or 5 mm Allen wrench.
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Dana Blodgett · From: California, USA

I’ve have a Blueridge br180 which is based on a pre war Martin D-45 with a Sitka spruce top. I’ve had it for a couple of years now and like it a lot, plays well,action and intonation are spot on.
I’ ve been playing Martin acoustics for 55 years now and presently own a D12-28,
HD-28,D-21, Dss17, D-15, and also owned a 1969 Brazilian rosewood D-21 which I sold.I still own a 1965 Gibson LG-1.
I’d say it’s well worth the $$ for the Blueridge! Build quality is very good and sounds very good.
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From Los Osos,Ca.
'74 ShoBud 6140 3+4, Martins HD28,D-12-28, D-15,'65 Gibson LG-1, '77 Gibson Les Paul special dbl cut p-90's, Les Paul Special p-100's,Les paul Special Hybrid(maple top) hbkr's,'68 Fender Strat reissue, Fender Squire Jazz bass,Epi mandolin,Epi Wilshire '66 reissue, Kamaka Concert uke, 70's Kamaka Soprano Uke, Fender Super amp, Ampeg ba112 bass amp,60's harmony banjo,'00 Gibson SG Supreme

Scott Truax · From: Florida

D. Schubert: The neck profile on the Blueridge being smaller and narrower is a definite plus, for me.

My continued appreciation for your reviews.

Dana Blodgett: The fact that the Blueridge holds a prominent position with your Martins and Gibson LG-1

says a lot about build quality, playability, sound and value.

Thank you for your info and review.

Scott Truax

Scott Truax · From: Florida

Dave,

You can close now. Or, leave open at your pleasure.

Sincere thanks to all who responded to my post.

Scott Truax

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