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Breedlove Oregon Concert CE Figured Redwood-Myrtlewood Exhibition Guitar vs Breedlove Oregon Dreadnought Concerto CE Myrtlewood Special Edition Guitar

The Oregon Concert CE pairs figured redwood and myrtlewood for a warm, intimate tone suited to fingerstyle and studio work, while the Dreadnought Concerto CE uses all-myrtlewood construction for bold projection and volume ideal for live performance and strumming. Choose the Concert for nuanced studio recording; choose the Dreadnought for stage presence and dynamic range.

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Breedlove Oregon Concert CE Figured Redwood-Myrtlewood Exhibition Guitar

$4,999.00
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Breedlove Oregon Dreadnought Concerto CE Myrtlewood Special Edition Guitar

$4,099.00
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Specs side by side

Breedlove Oregon Concert CE Figured Redwood-Myrtlewood Exhibition GuitarBreedlove Oregon Dreadnought Concerto CE Myrtlewood Special Edition Guitar
Price$4,999.00$4,099.00
BrandBreedloveBreedlove
BodyConcertDreadnought Cutaway
Body TypeHollowHollow
Scale25.5" Scale25.5" Scale
Strings66
Frets20 Frets20 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMapleMaple
String TypeSteelSteel
Year20252025
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Breedlove Oregon Concert CE Figured Redwood-Myrtlewood Exhibition Guitar

  • Compact 19.875" body fits lap comfortably without fatigue during long sessions
  • Figured redwood delivers punchy, rich harmonics paired with myrtlewood clarity
  • Hand-voiced individually in Breedlove's Custom Shop for refined tonal character
  • 1.75" nut width and 25.5" scale balance familiar playability with responsiveness

Why choose Breedlove Oregon Dreadnought Concerto CE Myrtlewood Special Edition Guitar

  • All-myrtlewood construction (top, back, sides) creates bold projection and powerful low end
  • 16" lower bout generates serious volume and warmth for live settings
  • Soft cutaway and ergonomic body depth (4-5") balance dreadnought power with extended comfort
  • Visually distinctive one-of-a-kind grain patterns and high-contrast markings
Bottom line: Pick the Concert CE if you prioritize intimate tone and studio clarity with a guitar that sits comfortably for fingerstyle work. Pick the Dreadnought Concerto CE if you need commanding stage presence, volume, and versatility between studio and live performance.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar projects better volume and carries across a room?

The Dreadnought Concerto CE's larger 16" lower bout and all-myrtlewood construction deliver bold projection and powerful low end suited for live performance. The Concert CE prioritizes balanced, warm intimacy over pure volume projection.

Which is better for fingerstyle and studio recording?

The Concert CE's compact size, hand-voiced redwood-myrtlewood pairing, and punchy dynamics make it ideal for detailed studio work and fingerstyle. Its 19.875" body and tapered depth reduce fatigue during extended recording sessions.

Are the playability and electronics comparable?

Both feature 25.5" scale length, Eastern hard rock maple necks, ebony fingerboards, and LR Baggs Anthem TRU-Mic systems. The Concert has a 1.75" nut width; the Dreadnought uses Gotoh 381 tuners versus the Concert's Gotoh 510s, but both are premium quality.

What's the main tonal difference between the wood choices?

The Concert combines figured redwood's warm, bold harmonic punch with myrtlewood's clarity and sustain. The Dreadnought's all-myrtlewood construction emphasizes shimmering highs and powerful lows across a wider dynamic range, making it more versatile for varied playing styles and genres.

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