The Breedlove Oregon Concertina CE is a cutaway electro-acoustic guitar crafted with a solid myrtlewood top, back, and sides. It features a hard maple neck, an ebony fingerboard and bridge with offset dot inlays, and black binding. The instrument is equipped with a 44.5 mm Tusq nut, Breedlove nickel-plated tuners, and D'Addario XT PB Light strings. Its amplification system is an LR Baggs EAS VTC EQ, and it comes with a deluxe hardshell case.
| Model | Oregon Concertina CE |
| Kind | Electro-acoustic cutaway |
| Table | Solid Myrtlewood |
| Back & ribs | Solid Myrtlewood |
| Sleeve | Hard maple |
| Touch | Ebony |
| Easel | Ebony |
| Inlays | Offset dots |
| Binding | Black |
| Nut | 44.5 mm in Tusq |
| Mechanics | Breedlove Nickel-Plated |
| Ropes | D'Addario XT PB Light |
| Electronic | EQ LR Baggs EAS VTC |
| Accessories | Deluxe Case |
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