Ortega presents 4/4 Size Classical Guitars RE158RWSN B-Stock. If you are on the lookout for classical guitars or guitars and basses in general, then this may be a fitting choice. Make sure to check out the reviews but first of all press the red button below to see if it fits your music taste.
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  • Ewing reviewed and rated this gear with 5 out 5 stars

    "Looks good and is perfect"

    5

    Looks good and is perfect

  • OliviaCardona reviewed and rated this gear with 4 out 5 stars

    "Great, came very fast which was nice...."

    4

    Great, came very fast which was nice. Thanks for the great service!

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    As a guitarist who thrives on blending genres, the Ortega Flametal-Two immediately caught my attention. This instrument, crafted in collaboration with Ben Woods, is designed to bridge the gap between traditional flamenco and the intensity of metal, offering a unique playing experience.

     

    First Impressions

    Upon unboxing the Flametal-Two, I was struck by its sleek, modern design. The thinline body, with its Florentine cutaway and signature rosette, not only looks stunning but also promises comfort and accessibility. The included gig bag, featuring Ben Woods' signature, adds a personal touch, making it clear that this guitar is built for both aesthetics and functionality.

     

    Build Quality & Protection

    The guitar boasts a solid Western Red Cedar top paired with walnut back and sides, finished in a high-gloss sheen. This combination not only enhances its visual appeal but also contributes to a warm, resonant tone. The inclusion of a built-in armrest and the option for a double scratch plate demonstrate Ortega's attention to detail, ensuring both comfort and protection during play.

     

    Comfort & Portability

    Weighing in at just 72mm at the base, the Flametal-Two is exceptionally comfortable to hold and play. The slim mahogany neck with a 48mm nut width facilitates fast, fluid movements, making it ideal for intricate fingerpicking and rapid metal riffs alike. Its lightweight design ensures that it remains a joy to play during extended sessions.

     

    Real-World Experience

    Plugging the Flametal-Two into an amp reveals its versatility. The Fishman/Ortega Clasica Blend system delivers a rich, natural tone, capturing the nuances of both flamenco and metal techniques. Whether performing percussive rasgueados or aggressive downstrokes, the guitar responds with clarity and depth, making it suitable for a wide range of musical styles.

     

    The Trade-Offs

    While the Flametal-Two excels in many areas, it's worth noting that its specialized design may not cater to traditional flamenco purists. The thinline body and modern features might not produce the same volume or tonal characteristics as a classic flamenco guitar. Additionally, the inclusion of a pickup system, while beneficial for amplified performances, might not appeal to those seeking an entirely acoustic experience.

     

    Final Verdict

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    Comfort & Portability4.7
    Sound Quality4.9
    Value for Money4.6
    Overall Rating4.8 / 5

     

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