Ortega RCE125SBK-3/4
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Ortega
RCE125SBK-3/4
Product Info
Article Number:
605770
Brand:
Ortega
Model:
RCE125SBK-3/4
Category:
3/4 Size Classical Guitars
Price:
$350.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The RCE125SBK is a surprisingly well-equipped 3/4 size classical, perfect for younger students or smaller adults. The mahogany/spruce combination gives it a mellow, pleasing tone, while the built-in MagusX pickup makes it stage-ready. It’s a great option for someone wanting a versatile classical guitar without breaking the bank.
Product Description
- Ortega RCE125SBK-3/4
- Classical Guitar with Pickup
- Size: 3/4
- type: Thinline with cutaway
- Back and sides: Mahogany
- Top: Spruce
- Fingerboard: Walnut
- 2-Way truss rod
- ABS body binding
- 19 Frets
- Pickup: MagusX/G
- rechargeable
- 12-Hole walnut bridge
- Ortega Otm-FamilyNT machine heads
- Colour: Black matt
- Includes Pro gig bag
PROS
- • Mahogany back/sides offer a warm, focused tonal character.
- • Spruce top provides excellent projection and responsiveness.
- • MagusX/G pickup system delivers a usable amplified sound.
- • Walnut fingerboard contributes to a smooth, comfortable playing experience.
CONS
- • 3/4 size limits appeal to adult players with larger hands.
- • ABS binding, while functional, feels less premium than wood.
- • Mahogany can sometimes lack the complex overtones of rosewood.
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Spruce
Back & Sides
Mahogany
Neck Material
Mahogany
Fingerboard
Walnut
Scale Length
23.6 in
Frets
19
Nut Width
1.875 in
Weight
4.8 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The MagusX is a solid entry-level system; it's convenient and sounds decent, but lacks the nuance of more premium, dedicated acoustic pickups.
It’s likely to feel cramped for adults with larger hands, potentially impacting reach and comfort, especially when playing more complex pieces.
Yes, the 2-way truss rod allows for adjustment to compensate for string tension and environmental changes, but extreme adjustments should be left to a qualified luthier.
