You probably need to decide first whether you want frameless or face-frame. Personally, I want frameless to give me more storage room, so I would go with Cabico for that reason.

Here are some threads that might help concerning Omega Dynasty/Embassy cabinets. You can do a similar search for Cabico.

I have primarily Omega Dynasty with a few Omega Custom cabinets...and I'm very happy with them. If I ever do another kitchen, I will most likely use them again.

One of the great things about Omega cabinets is that you can mix semi-custom (Dynasty/Embassy) with custom (Omega Custom). Many of the door styles are in both lines (not all, though). Any finish in the semi-custom line is also available in the custom line. I saved quite a bit of money by using mostly semi-custom cabinets and only using custom when needed (i.e., if a cabinet I needed was not available in the Dynasty line or it cost more to modify it to fit my needs than it would cost to just order a custom cabinet, Omega Custom was used. Otherwise, I used the semi-custom.)

Here is a link that might be useful: Google Search of GW for Omega Dynasty comments

Ditto what buehl said. We love the look of our new Omega Embassy (same as Dynasty) cabinets... and we do have one or two pieces that are Omega Custom. I haven't lived with them for too long so I don't know much about durability, cleanability, or the other things that you learn over time, but we're very pleased initially.

Hi,

I sell Dynasty/Omega and own Cabico framed inset which I purchased 8 years ago. Keep in mind I haven't looked at Cabico since then so the specs may have changed. Assuming the plywood box option. The differences are (were?):

Dynasty - Standard interior is melamine. Cabico - standard interior is wood veneer.

Dynasty - Side reveal (where the cabinet side meets the faceframe) - 3/32". Cabico - Hard to tell exactly, but it appears to be 1/4". It's a lot! This is the one thing that bothers me!

Both have Blum drawer hardware. Dynasty is now offering (standard) a self-closing Blum hinge on most doors. It's really nice!

I would say Cabico's drawer box is a little nicer. The top is slightly rounded although everything else appears to be similar.

My Cabico finish (Stained red birch which at the time was slightly less expensive than cherry. Not so currently in Dynasty) has held up just fine considering three kids.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

I'm searching for a mid priced cabinet line.Thought Diamond was it, but didn't like the depth of base cabinet draws, nor did I like their top corner cabinet options.
Looking through these forums I found this thread.Not sure if Dynasty "melamine" is better or worse than a standard interior wood veneer.
Kraftmaid has the depth of draw,corner cabinets,door style I like, but has not been spoken of very fondly by some who have had them from Lowe's/Home Depot. Help! What to buy, what to buy.

When looking on the Omega site they have this regarding the cabinet construction:

Quality Inside Out

Dynasty/Omega's solid wood case construction makes your cabinetry ready for a lifetime of use. But you don't have to wait a lifetime to appreciate it. Dynasty/Omega cabinets are delivered square, stable and easy to install because we start with solid, kiln-dried select hardwood frames. Unlike many cabinet manufacturers, we produce every door (even our curved doors) on site allowing us to apply the same rigorous quality standards to the doors as we give to the rest of the product.