Victoria is a low-priced and well made acoustic guitar and I had a 'REY' when it was the "bottom of the line" from Orangewood. I found the REY guitar to be fine all over with ordinary tuners. I replaced them with a 3X3 set of better quality for cheap and got all my money back when I sold the REY... The Victoria is now a modest cost and somewhat bright tone acoustic that will be a good 'open mic' night guitar into a microphone as I sing into another one. I got a barely used one with padded case and delivered for under $100. I can always get my money back easily when I sell it... I have owned Taylor, Guild, Epiphone, Gibson and Takamine and Alvarez over the years and Orangewood may be the best cheap guitars I have found. I can install a pickup easily and do all my own setup work on guitars, too. For a casual player ... an Orangewood is a very good choice to learn with and learn how to do basic setup chores (relief, nut slots, string choice, etc.). A Victoria may be a very good '2nd guitar' for me and even allow me to sell my 'pretty good' A/E made by Washburn and sold as Oscar Schmidt, if desired. We'll see !
