What is the color of this guitar. Is it orange or is it more of a natural brown?
1555874
The color of the guitar pretty much looks like the picture...just a little bit more orangery.. You can see the wood grain and looks like a stained pine color. I think it looks nice , looks like an aged piece of wood.
762849
The guitar feels like a regular size guitar...it may be a little smaller but it feels just like a regular guitar...so i think my response would be ...not is not norrower...
2187816
It looks super awesome not satin and not too dark. One thing I have to mention is that the tone is not accurate for the 3rd string. When u finish tuning with the open string， it will go clinker if u play the fifth fret.
1972180
The color is pretty close to the picture. I don't see a dark cherry tone in it. I'd say it's closer to almost black...a very rich dark, dark brown. I love both of mine!
550881
It's an orange with a slight reddish tint more than a pink tone. Hope this helps
2234666
I'm very happy with the guitar. It has a very full sound and with it being a 12 string, the sound diminishes slower than a regular 6 string as the strings start to wear down, which makes for less times re-stringing the instrument. It is fairly light weight. I can play it standing up for long periods of time with no problem.
1942704
Ii is darker than the picture, I would say medium brown. It is just brown no orange.
1712925
KT, it is a very warm, rich oak (does not appear "orange"). For example, it is not the color of what you would see on basic oak kitchen cabinets - I would classify the color as somewhere between oak and mahogany. It is an awesome desk - very well made and easy to put together. I hope that helps!
1658631
The picture is of less quality on amazon.. Sweetwater has a more accurate picture.. On my guitar the dark part around the edge is actually a lot more dark honey in color. and not so much red as in the sweetwater picture. This doesn't mean that the color doesn't vary a bit between guitars.... Mine is beautiful and I get many compliments.. I bought on Amazon.
136708
It is not an electric guitar, just acoustic, but well worth the $. I bought extra strings and battery operated tuner extra and well worth it. Guitar sounds very good for the $ and looks sharp. Like most people, I changed the strings right away and sanded the bridge down so strings are closer to the fret board.
666539
The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just fine. Case is very well made, hinges are high quality, I'm very happy with mine. One note - I don't believe the hygrometer works. The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just... » Read More The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just fine. Case is very well made, hinges are high quality, I'm very happy with mine. One note - I don't believe the hygrometer works. « Show Less
304466
The color is more natural looking. More of a golden brown, light wood look. I don't feel mine is orange looking at all. Very pretty.
1942705
I would say it is a medium brown or just brown. Not to light and not to dark. It is not orange toned like a rust color.
1989197
I think it's brown. It comes in many different colors. The default is black. After ordering it you will be contacted by the manufacturer so you can tell them what color you want.
924073
It's dark brown. Enough to work with black, but not black. I prefer the Aulos as it's easier to hit the high notes such as the third octave C.I played a bit of the Aulos 703B Soprano Recorder on the following song:Phrygian: http://youtu.be/FIoh24IofBY
1888924
It has a glossy finish. It is a great looking guitar and plays like a dream.
887230
It is definitely brown, but a very, very dark brown. Can't remember what they called it. I'd call it expresso. It looks to me like it could be scratched or marked easily. I have it in a "safe" area so not worried about that. It's very simple with straight lines .... very attractive. Good luck!