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Your cart is empty.Blueridge 000 style guitars are fast becoming the most popular guitar in its class. From folk to fingerstyle, the BR-143 is an example of a guitar that really does it all. The solid mahogany and spruce combined with the smaller body size make for a truly enjoyable–and versatile guitar to play.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024
I put a k and k pure mini in, sounds great. The guitar is very open. It did need a proper set up/fret dress but that’s to be expected at this price point in my opinion. Maybe you’re won’t need that work, highly recommend the guitar itself.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2020
GOOD VALUE= very good guitar= I rate it clear up a martin in sound !!!!! I LIKE!! THANK YOU!!
Tim Orr
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2019
Made in China, but don’t let it fool you. The guitar sounds and looks great. Go get it set up by a good luthier and this thing sings. The size of the neck is perfect for easy movement and finger picking style. This guitar I would say is more of a choice guitar. It’s not a one size fits all. If you’re looking for a affordable guitar that sounds great give it a try because it might be exactly what you’re looking for. Definitely was for me!
kevan
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 24, 2017
Sounds great and well made
Lone Ranger
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2017
I've had this guitar for two days and I've never played a 000 with so much volume and richness. If sounds more like a dreadnought. The tone is very well balanced with nice sustain and overtones. The D'addario strings seem to suit it very well. The playability is amazing, chording is easy, and I feel it's actually making me become a better player. Cosmetically it's just gorgeous with an excellent fit and finish. I've had a couple Martins over the years that were about the same 000 size, and although they cost substantially more, neither one cones close to this Blueridge. If you're looking for a 000 size for playing comfort but don't want to sacrifice sound, definitely try this model. You'll be pleasantly surprised.
p.mos
Reviewed in Germany on October 15, 2017
Verpackung: persönlich wäre mir die Verpackung zu unsicher trotzdem ist die Bluerige BR-143 ist im einwandfreien Zustand angekommen.Ist meine 2. Bluerige Gitarre, habe schon die BG-140. Beide Gitarren sind schon vom Werk ab für meine Spielweise (relativ flach) super eingestellt!Preis/Leistung: echt spitzenmäßig! Nur zu Empfehlen.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on November 16, 2016
Nice guitar good sound and good price would recommend to anyone that wants to buy a good guitar at a reasonable price
1mcmiller
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2014
I don't typically write product reviews, but I felt inclined to write this one. Last week I purchased a BR-143. I played many OM & 000 models and it came down to 2 models and those 2 were the BR-143 and the Martin 000-28. I liked the neck feel of the Blueridge better than the Martin. The sound quality of both of them was a amazing, clean, and punchy. If you strum an open chord you can hear every single note. There was nothing muddy about the sound of either guitar. I really like the sound of the Sitka spruce top paired with the mahogany back and sides. The construction of both guitars is superb, and the fit and finish was amazing with no signs of sloppy glue joints. Next, I turned my back and asked the salesman to play each guitar several times and I could not determine which guitar was being played. So it really came down to how they felt and I liked the feel of the Blueridge over the Martin. Now here is the good part, the Blueridge is about a quarter of the price of the Martin. Talk about value and bang for the buck. Oh yea, did I mention that is pretty to look at too?
Christina Z.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2013
This guitar is incredible. I bought it for someone else, but after playing it, WOW! Amazing, super clean sound, beautifully made, the headstock inlay really makes this guitar pop! The sound is clean and loud, great for a strictly acoustic guitar. I'm thinking about adding one to my collection, if I can find the room.
Bruce Hurley
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2012
Blue Ridge guitars are made in China. That should be a good indicator of what the quality is. I picked one of these up in my local music store thinking "These look pretty. I wonder what they sound like. I bet they're made by mountain craftsmen." I looked in the sound hole and saw "Made in China". I was disgusted.
eckabain
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2012
I have had mine for about 4 years now. just a hint wider neck than my D-28, makes for nice finger picking. I put K/K transducer so can play plugged in. well made and pretty to look at...
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