Lâg Guitars has launched the Tramontane 500 Series acoustic guitars in the U.S.
These new guitars are a part of Lâg's Tramontane line of acoustic and acoustic/electric guitars, which are distinguished by their use of fine woods and finishes, radial-edge corner bindings, proprietary preamp/pickup systems, and a detailed rosette design.
The new, richly appointed Tramontane 500 series offers a solid Sitka Spruce top with a mahogany neck and highly-figured Rosewood back and sides. All guitars in the series are 25.6" in scale length and all models feature a standard two-way truss rod, compensated black graphite nut and an ebony bridge.
Body style options include Dreadnought and Auditorium, both with optional Cutaway and electronics. The Acoustic/Electric model features a Piezo NanoFlex pickup with a StudioLâg Plus Preamp that includes a built-in tuner.
The Lâg 500 series is available in Winter 2014. U.S. Street prices range from $599 to $799.
For more information, visit lagguitars.com.
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