Oscar Schmidt OG2 Dreadnaught Acoustic Guitar

 

What a nice looking guitar! The Oscar Schmidt OG2 is a handsome dreadnaught with all the full bodied acoustic guitar resonance you expect form this well known design. It sounds just as good as it looks. With quality materials and traditional dreadnaught X-bracing, the OG2 holds its own in all genre of guitar music.  It's easy playing and great sounding, with a comfortable action (string height) and smooth neck. The OG2 is built with all the right features, and finished to exquisite detail and available in four gorgeous finishes.

Dreadnaught body X-Brace select spruce top Catalpa back and sides Mahogany neck

Rosewood fingerboard Rosewood bridge Fully adjustable truss rod Chrome die cast tuners Colors: Natural (N), Trans Red (TR), Trans Blue (TB), and Quilted Top (YS) Left Handed Guitar,  Natural (LHN)

Colors:  Please select your color choice in the pull-down menu next to the check-out button above.

Trans Red (TR)
Trans Blue (TBL)
Quilted (YS)

The OG2's all play and sound great. They are economically priced for the serious student who wants more than just a "beginner guitar", and the experienced player who know quality when he sees it. Quality doesn't have to be expensive, and Oscar Schmidt guitars prove it. Oscar Schmidt guitars come from well developed and perfected traditional flat top guitar designs. They are constructed from hand selected, high grade materials by skilled artisans and luthiers, and finished with loving attention to detail. The result is a beautiful instrument with smooth fret ends, precision low action and resonant sound quality in a guitar  you'll be proud to own, and it will stand up to the test of time.  

The Oscar Schmidt Company was founded in 1871 and incorporated in 1911. By the early 1900s, the company had five factories in Europe and a factory on Ferry Street in Jersey City. The company prospered through the early 1920s. Oscar Schmidt instruments were sold in many rural parts of the country where no music stores existed. Salesmen distributed the products far and wide, making them available in general, small town furniture and dry goods stores. Country guitar pickers and blues musicians living in areas of the South and in Appalachia, far from the city, frequently played Oscar Schmidt instruments because they were both inexpensive and available locally. But equally important, they were often chosen solely on merits of their superior tone and volume. Today, Oscar Schmidt guitars live on, delivering quality, value, and pleasure to countless musicians. Oscar Schmidt, from Washburn Guitars.