Ortega R122-1/2-L
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Ortega
R122-1/2-L
Product Info
Article Number:
505557
Brand:
Ortega
Model:
R122-1/2-L
Category:
Lefthanded Classical Guitars
Price:
$196.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Ortega R122-1/2-L is a great little instrument for younger or smaller players just starting out with classical guitar. The cedar top gives it a lovely, mellow voice, and the smaller size makes it much easier to handle. It's a really solid choice for a first guitar – easy to play and sounds surprisingly good for the price.
Product Description
- Ortega R122-1/2-L
- Classical Guitar
- Left-handed model
- Size: 1/2
- Top: Cedar
- Back & sides: Sapele
- Neck: Okume
- Fertboard: Walnut
- Scale length: 560 mm
- Nut width: 43 mm
- Body depth: 85 mm
- Bridge: Walnut
- Strings: Savarez 540CXS (Art.#481637#)
- Colour: Natural satin
- Includes gig bag
PROS
- • Cedar top delivers a warm, responsive tone ideal for beginners
- • Sapele back and sides add clarity and projection
- • Okume neck provides good stability and a comfortable feel
- • Compact 1/2 size makes it perfect for smaller players and travel
CONS
- • Savarez strings are serviceable but an upgrade would significantly improve tone
- • Satin finish, while attractive, can feel a bit slippery to some players
- • Okume neck, while stable, isn't as premium as mahogany or Spanish cedar
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Cedar
Back & Sides
Sapele
Neck Material
Okume
Fingerboard
Walnut
Scale Length
560 mm
Frets
19
Nut Width
43 mm
Weight
2.8 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Generally, yes. It depends on the child's height and arm length, but it's usually a comfortable size for kids in that age range.
Cedar offers a warmer, more immediate tone than spruce, which tends to be brighter and more focused. It's a matter of preference, but the cedar is very forgiving for beginners.
It's surprisingly good – the construction is solid, the action is reasonable, and it feels well put together. It’s a reliable instrument that should hold up well with regular use.
