The BG-140 features all-solid wood craftsmanship for vintage slope-shoulder tone.

Crafted with a select solid spruce top, choice solid mahogany back and sides, and a traditional dovetail neck joint for pure tone. Traditional slope-shoulder construction with a 16" lower bout and 24-3/4" scale length. Exclusive diamonds-and-snowflakes pearl inlay motif delivers vintage vibe. The slim mahogany neck makes it a truly enjoyable guitar to play.

Blueridge BG-series guitars are made with the same techniques as their vintage American counterparts, including many by-hand processes. Like the best instruments, Blueridge guitars aren't overbuilt; they're crafted to be light and resonant. Meticulous attention to detail and quality craftsmanship are evident in the traditional hand-carved parabolic X-bracing that allows the solid Spruce top to ring loud and true. All Blueridge BG-series guitars feature a traditional dovetail neck joint, slim mahogany neck, adjustable truss rod, and vintage-style tuning machines, with an updated mechanism for modern precision and feel.

Blueridge BG-140 Slope Shoulder Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Features:

• Select solid Sitka spruce top
• Choice solid mahogany back and sides
• Slope-shoulder style body
• 16" lower bout
• Slim mahogany neck
• Dovetail neck joint at 14th fret
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 1-11/16" nut width
• 24-3/4" scale length
• Rosewood bridge
• Exclusive Century Wreath design peghead and fingerboard inlay pattern
• White binding and soundhole rosette
• Bone nut and saddle
• Vintage-style dark-tortoise pickguard
• Open-back vintage style tuners
• Grained-ivoroid buttons
• Includes hardshell case

Blueridge BG-140 Slope Shoulder Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Includes:

• hardshell case

Got the jones for vintage slope-shoulder tone? This is your ticket. Order today!

Blueridge BG-140 Slope Shoulder Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar

Write A Review

Average of 3 User Ratings

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Customer Reviews

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Blueridge BG 140

Posted by DCheno from Oklahoma Cowboy Country on Dec 16, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Church Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Christian, Gospel, Oldies PoP

Solid Wood, Great Sound, attractive finish, easy playing with short scale. I own 3 Blueridge guitars, BR-1060, BR-160, and BG-140. The BG-140 has a deep, mellow sound that is clear throughout the sound spectrum and is a joy to play. I strung it with D'Addario EXP-16's and it sounds wonderful! You will not be disappointed.

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Blueridge Has a Problem

Posted by Deadeye from Edmonton on Dec 23, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist - played 25 years and jam with friends

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, country, folk

I purchased my Blueridge BR 140 last June. Loved the sound with fingerpicking, but not as much with strumming. Turners are no-name and are very tight and I'm concerned that I'll have to replace them. Bigger problem. I read that the tops on Blueridge guitars are prone to cracking - well I found out that is absolutely true. My Blueridge cracked in two places this week. One crack on above the soundhole is minor but noticable, the other is at the centre below the bridge and it has opened up wide enough to see through. I am afraid it will come apart. I have a 25 year old Flambeau that went through a lot of parties and abuse and it is still solid as ever - If you are looking for a tough guitar Blueridge is not a choice you should make.

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Blueridge BG-140

Posted by Pisc NJ Musician from Piscatway, NJ on Feb 15, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active

Reviewer's Play Style: All

Alot better at this price than the higher priced units. Some, very minor flaws, but wouldn't pay another grand to overcome them, maybe. Came well setup. Nut action was in the .05in range, very nice; no one will complain over all in this regard; if they're all like this one. The solid body wood version, this one 140, seems to be of a higher quality finish, then the 40 version... maybe because of the wood, price? But better, so pay the extra. The sounds the same, so otherwise, not then. Complaint; the tuners, I don't like'em, period. Very cheap, buttons loose on the stems, etc., very, very hard to restring. Very bad.

If you would like to write a review, please see our product review guidelines.

Blueridge BG-140 Slope Shoulder Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar

Read 3 Reviews

We're sorry, this product has been discontinued.

Gold Coverage Protection Warranty: (What's this?)