The Loar LH-280-C - Guitar - electric - archtop cutaway - maple - black

Description

Bridging the gap between jazz, rock, and blues, this versatile archtop from The Loar does it all; smooth clean tones alternate with heavy crunch, all packed in a classy tuxedo of a guitar. With a maple top, maple back and sides and two custom-wound humbuckers, the LH-280 is a jazz-blues-rock machine. With a maple top, maple back and sides and two custom-wound humbuckers, the LH-280 is a perfect jazz-blues-rock machine. With a maple top, maple back and sides and two custom-wound humbuckers, the LH-280 is a jazz-blues-rock machine. The scale will be familiar to players of vintage electrics, and the bone nut and tune-o-matic floating bridge give it powerful punch and singing sustain. Bridging the gap between jazz, rock, and blues, this versatile archtop from The Loar does it all; smooth clean tones alternate with heavy crunch, all packed in a classy tuxedo of a guitar. With a maple top, maple back and sides and two custom-wound humbuckers, the LH-280 is a jazz-blues-rock machine. The scale will be familiar to players of vintage electrics, and the bone nut and tune-o-matic floating bridge give it powerful punch and singing sustain. The scale will be familiar to players of vintage electrics, and the bone nut and tune-o-matic floating bridge give it powerful punch and singing sustain.

Key Features

• Bridging the gap between jazz, rock, and blues, this versatile archtop from The Loar does it all; smooth clean tones alternate with heavy crunch, all packed in a classy tuxedo of a guitar.
• The scale will be familiar to players of vintage electrics, and the bone nut and tune-o-matic floating bridge give it powerful punch and singing sustain.
• With a maple top, maple back and sides and two custom-wound humbuckers, the LH-280 is a jazz-blues-rock machine.