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Lag T70 Tramontane 70 Black & Brown - Auditorium Cutaway Electro

Lag T70 Tramontane 70 Black & Brown - Auditorium Cutaway Electro

Name: Lag T70 Tramontane 70 Black & Brown - Auditorium Cutaway Electro
Brand: Lag
SKU: GLAT70ACEB&B
Price: 319.00 GBP
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Finding a high-quality, reliable electro-acoustic guitar that balances exceptional build quality with affordability can be a challenge. The Lâg Tramontane T70ACE steps into this space effortlessly, blending traditional French design aesthetics with a carefully chosen solid wood top to deliver a versatile instrument built to last.

Whether you are a progressing beginner seeking a guitar to grow into, or a seasoned player looking for a dependable workhorse for stage and studio, this auditorium-sized instrument offers a comfortable playing experience alongside a rich, dynamically responsive acoustic voice.

Solid Engelmann Spruce Soundboard

The core of any great acoustic guitar lies in its soundboard, and the Tramontane T70ACE features a solid Engelmann spruce top. Choosing a solid top over laminate allows the wood to vibrate naturally, producing a richer, more resonant sound that matures and improves in tone the more you play it. The Engelmann spruce is paired with Swietenia Mahogany back and sides to generate a balanced, well-rounded basic sound. This combination produces warm basses and a distinct, clear midrange that is highly suited to fingerpicking styles.

Comfortable Auditorium Cutaway Shape

The auditorium body size offers a compact, comfortable alternative to larger dreadnought shapes. It sits snugly against the body, making it physically easier to handle for long practice sessions or live performances. To enhance player comfort even further, the body is designed with a cutaway, granting unrestricted access to all 20 medium silver-nickel frets. The rounded edges and unique, soft body contours reflect Lâg's commitment to playing ergonomics, ensuring that structural hard lines never get in the way of your performance.

Onboard DirectLâg Electronics System

Ready for any gig or session, the T70ACE is equipped with the DirectLâg GT2 preamp system. This undersaddle piezo pickup and preamp set-up captures the acoustic resonance of the guitar with superb clarity. With built-in controls for volume, a three-band equaliser (bass, middle, and treble), and a phase reverse switch, players can shape their amplified sound easily to fit any venue or PA system. A built-in chromatic tuner is also included on the preamp panel, ensuring you can keep the instrument perfectly in tune quickly and silently.

Modern, Eco-Friendly Hardware

Lâg Guitars has incorporated modern materials to improve both stability and sustainability. The headstock, bridge, and fingerboard are crafted from Brown BrankoWood. This revolutionary, ecologically friendly wood alternative resists changes in temperature and humidity, helping to keep the fingerboard flat and stable over time. A black graphite nut and matching compensated saddle enhance string-to-body energy transfer for improved sustain, while the 18:1 ratio die-cast tuning machines allow for precise, smooth tuning adjustments.

Lâg Tramontane T70ACE Specifications

Top Wood - solid Engelmann spruce.
Back & Sides - Swietenia Mahogany.
Body Shape - Auditorium cutaway.
Preamp System - DirectLâg GT2 with volume, 3-band EQ, phase control, and tuner.
Scale Length - 25.6" (65.0 cm).
Nut Width - 43 mm.
Neck Material - Okoume.
Fingerboard - Brown BrankoWood with a 13.8" (35.0 cm) radius.
Bridge - Brown BrankoWood.
Nut & Saddle - black graphite.
Tuning Machines - die-cast, 18:1 ratio, open nickel finish.
Frets - 20 medium silver nickel.
Truss Rod - double-action.
Strings - Coated Phosphor Bronze Light 12-52.
Body Dimensions - 106.0 cm x 48.5 cm x 13.5 cm.
Weight - 3.10 kg.

Lâg has crafted a highly composed, reliable instrument with the Tramontane T70ACE. Offering a rare combination of premium solid wood, reliable active electronics, and elegant design refinements, it remains an excellent choice for any player demanding high-quality performance on a sensible budget.

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