LAG - T88D Dreadnough
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Natural Dreadnought acoustic folk guitar, solid Engelmann spruce flate top, brownwood fretboard and bridge, delicate finish, khaya neck/back and sides for round, deep, warm tones with strong sustain, an energetic, bright sound with well-balanced mid-range tones. Natural finish
ARTICLE N° 65742
Presentation
The new Lâg 88 series, a worthy heir to the 80 series, with the improvements made by Maurice Dupont, ensures exceptional sound quality and one of the best acoustics in this price range.
Other features
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Lâg T88D Dreadnough
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Acoustic folk guitar
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Tramontane 88 series
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Dreadnought shape
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Bronze/steel strings
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Tuning machines: open, ratio 1:18 oil bath
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Top : solid Engelmann spruce
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Back & sides: khaya
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Neck : khaya
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Fingerboard: brownwood
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20 frets
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2018
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Satin neck and body finish
To find out more...
The story of Lâg guitars began in 1978, in the heart of the colourful Occitan region of southern France.
After a few years of apprenticeship, Michel Lâg, a talented guitarist and singer, became an experienced luthier.
In 1981, a full-fledged luthier's workshop was opened in Toulouse, in his grandfather's old factory. Little by little, the desire to create his own models took hold of the young entrepreneur.
As a result, some of the world's leading artists abandoned their famous American guitars in favour of the beautiful and original Roxanne.
After a few years of apprenticeship, Michel Lâg, a talented guitarist and singer, became an experienced luthier.
In 1981, a full-fledged luthier's workshop was opened in Toulouse, in his grandfather's old factory. Little by little, the desire to create his own models took hold of the young entrepreneur.
As a result, some of the world's leading artists abandoned their famous American guitars in favour of the beautiful and original Roxanne.
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