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Elambo’s Julius Borges OM-28
We offered to do one guitar for one member of the online Collings Forum community free of charge. The recipient selection process took some time, but in the end we decided to go with one of the moderator’s guitars. Elambo is an audio engineer, studio musician and the furthest thing from an AAL cheerleader we could find. We wanted an objective opinion. We’re posting our results and opinions before Elambo does, in an effort to be as forthright as possible. Let the chips fall.
The Julius Borges OM-28 was one of our favorite guitars we’ve ever played or had in our labs. The build quality and playability is just phenomenal. It was already optimized for volume, versatility and projection by design when we received it.
Post AO1 process, it did not come up as dramatically in amplitude (volume) as some other guitars we’ve processed. It had more increase in sustain than volume. But where we felt that the process enhanced its sound the most was in the evening out of the notes, filling in the bottom end in the lows and low-mid ranges. It truly opened up the guitar in the way that age and playing (a lot) would do.
We’ll post updates to this guitar as the story continues to unfold. For now, here are some audio and video files chronicling the event.
Audio Files:
Elambo’s Borges (Before A01 Process 01)
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Elambo’s Borges (After A01 Process 01)
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Elambo’s Borges (Before A01 Process 02)
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Elambo’s Borges (After A01 Process 02)
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