Lag Guitars Tramontane 70 Left-Handed Dreadnought - Natural
Lag Guitars Tramontane 70 Left-Handed Dreadnought - Natural
Left-handed players shouldn't have to settle for an afterthought, and the Lâg Guitars Tramontane 70 Left-Handed Dreadnought – Natural (TL70D-NAT) certainly doesn't feel like one. This is a proper full-sized acoustic built specifically for left-handed guitarists, combining classic dreadnought power with a solid Sitka Spruce top and Lâg's unmistakably stylish French design.
The solid Sitka Spruce soundboard gives the TL70D-NAT a clear, lively voice with plenty of projection, while Khaya back and sides add warmth and body underneath. The dreadnought shape makes it particularly satisfying for strumming and singer-songwriter accompaniment, but there's enough clarity and balance here for picking and more delicate playing too.
Playability is kept comfortable and familiar with an Okoumé neck, Brown BrankoWood fingerboard, 650mm scale length and 43mm nut width. The Natural satin open-pore finish keeps things understated and organic, while the newer open-back machine heads add a lovely vintage touch and help keep the headstock feeling light.
It's a straightforward acoustic guitar with no electronics or unnecessary extras – just a comfortable left-handed dreadnought with a solid top, a big acoustic voice and plenty of room to grow with you. Whether it's your first serious acoustic or simply the latest addition to the collection, the Lâg Tramontane 70 TL70D-NAT gets the important things right.
Features
- Lâg Guitars Tramontane 70 Left-Handed Dreadnought
- Model: TL70D-NAT
- Dedicated left-handed construction
- Full-sized Dreadnought body
- Solid Sitka Spruce top
- Khaya back and sides
- Natural satin open-pore finish
- Okoumé neck
- Brown BrankoWood fingerboard and bridge
- 650mm scale length
- 43mm nut width
- 350mm fingerboard radius
- 20 medium frets
- Double-action truss rod
- Open-back machine heads
- Satin Black hardware
- Pure acoustic model with no onboard electronics
- Ideal for strumming, songwriting, lessons and everyday acoustic playing
