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Natural (TL88ACE)

LAG

Tramontane TL88ACE LH

Auditorium · Tramontane T88 · Acoustic-electric

Manufacturer

LAG product page

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About this model

The Lag TL88ACE left-handed auditorium cutaway electro-acoustic guitar stands out as a premium instrument in the T88 Series. With an auditorium body shape for versatile play, a Stage Lag preamp for pristine amplification, and a glossy finish over exquisite Engelmann Spruce tops, it's tailor-made for left-handed musicians seeking perfection. Its ergonomic design ensures comfort, making it an ideal choice for both performance and practice.

Core specs

Brand
LAG
Model
Tramontane TL88ACE LH
Family
Auditorium
Series
Tramontane T88
Acoustic-electric
Yes
Body shape
Auditorium
Body size
Unknown
Cutaway
Cutaway
Top
Engelmann Spruce
Back wood
Khaya
Sides wood
Khaya
Top construction
Solid
Back construction
Unknown
Sides construction
Unknown
Back & sides
Khaya
Neck material
Khaya
Neck profile
Unknown
Fingerboard
Brown BrankoWood
Scale length
650 mm
Nut width
43 mm
Frets
20
Bridge
Brown BrankoWood
Bracing
Unknown
Strings
Coated phosphor bronze light 12-52
Finish
Glossy

Electronics

Electronics
Stage Lag
Pickup type
Unknown
Preamp
Stage Lag
AE controls
Volume, 3-band EQ, tuner, phase, notch
Built-in tuner
Yes
Output
Unknown
Extended specsShow
Nut material
Black graphite
Saddle
Black graphite
Bridge pins
Unknown
Tuners
Die cast
Fingerboard radius
350 mm
Fret size
Medium silver nickel
Binding
Quarter-round
Rosette
Unknown
Inlays
Unknown
Truss rod
Double-action
Case / gig bag
Unknown
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
Unknown
LH finishes offered
Natural (TL88ACE)
Top finish detail
Glossy
Back & sides finish
Glossy
Electronics notes
Stage Lag
Orientation note
OEM LH live

Where to buy

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