The Loar LH-700 Archtop Acoustic Guitar Vintage Sunburst

Description

Overview
The Loar's hand-carved, nitrocellulose-finished LH-700 archtop acoustic guitar is a product of extensive historic research. The all-solid body is finished with nitrocellulose lacquer to reflect the classic jazz sounds of Golden Age instruments. With the use of traditional building techniques like classic parallel bracing, the hand-carved Loar LH-700 is a singular achievement. Its excellent projection and quick decay make it the professional choice for jazz soloing or accompaniment.
The Loar LH-700 archtop guitar is assembled with an AAA solid hand-carved spruce top and AAA flamed maple back, sides, and neck. The bone nut and compensated adjustable ebony bridge let the sound of the select tonewoods resonate clearly, and the bound ebony fretboard is both beautiful and durable. The archtop is finished with a meticulously inlaid flowerpot headstock design and a hand-buffed nitrocellulose lacquer tobacco sunburst finish to stay true to classic design and style.
Includes case.
Features
Includes case
Specifications
Top: Solid Hand-Carved, Hand-Graduated AAA Spruce
Back & Sides Solid Hand-Carved AAA Flamed Maple Back and Flamed Maple sides
Neck: 1-piece mahogany, vintage V profile, mother-of-pearl inlay markers
Fretboard: Bound Ebony
Headstock Inlay: Abalone Flowerpot
Finish Type: Hand-Buffed Nitrocellulose Lacquer Tobacco
Finish Options: Vintage Sunburst
Tuning Machines: Open-Geared Gotoh
Scale Length: 24-3/4"
Truss Rod: Compression
Frets: 19
Binding: Ivory
Bridge: Compensated Adjustable ebony
Upper Bout: 11-1/2"
Lower Bout: 16"
Nut, Width: Bone, 1-3/4"
Depth: 3-3/4"
Body Length: 20-1/4"
Total Length: 40-1/2"
Case: Includes case