T70ACE - Black and Brown
The T70 series is the perfect first step into the world of Lâg guitars. Featuring a solid Engelmann spruce top, mahogany back and sides, a wide range of body shapes and finishes, available in both acoustic and electro-acoustic versions, the T70 series ensures you'll find a guitar that matches your personality and playing style — all at an affordable price.
A tough choice for beginners
The entry-level guitar market is so vast that it can be difficult for newcomers to make an informed decision. Should you go for an unknown brand or a reputable label? And with similar specs, why choose one over another? What criteria should be considered when making a decision? Does aesthetics matter? In short: how can you be sure you're making the right choice?
Wanting to want
With the Lâg T70 models, you get a wide selection of body shapes (dreadnought or auditorium), finishes (sunburst or natural), and the option of electro-acoustic configuration. These guitars are designed for beginners who, due to limited technical skills, won’t be pushing the instrument to its limits. Instead, they’ll rely on subjective elements like comfort and aesthetics — features that inspire them to play more often and progress faster. And in this regard, the T70 delivers perfectly!
Stylish and striking
The T70 guitars feature a satin finish, an original rosette, black graphite nut and saddle, and matte black die-cast tuners (yes, oil bath!). That’s for the looks. But two key criteria remain: playability and comfort. While experienced players can adapt their technique or fine-tune their instrument, beginners may struggle. Guitar playing is physically demanding, and it’s crucial that the left-hand action is smooth. The T70’s slim, comfortable neck and perfectly adjusted action (string-to-neck distance) help protect novice players from early discomfort.
Balanced sound with great projection
Sound matters, and the T70 delivers a balanced tone between bass and treble, thanks to its solid Engelmann spruce top. Dreadnought models offer greater volume, while auditorium shapes are more subtle and better suited for fingerstyle playing. Their compact size also makes them ideal for smaller players. If you opt for the electro-acoustic version with the DirectLâg GT2 preamp, you’ll enjoy all the tonal qualities of these guitars at any volume, without unwanted feedback, thanks to its fine-tuning capabilities. In short, these guitars stand out with their refined look and offer excellent value for money. And when you compare them to the competition, you’ll find few rivals.
Specifications
- Hardware: Black
- Bracing: X
- Category: Electro-acoustic Folk
- Bridge: Brown BrankoWood
- Finish: Sunburst
- Strings: Steel
- Original Strings: Coated Phosphor Bronze Light 12-52
- Color: Sunburst
- Scale Length: 650 mm
- Dimensions: 1060 x 485 x 135 mm
- Electronics: DirectLâg GT2 (Volume, 3-band EQ, tuner, phase)
- Finish: Satin
- Back & Sides: Khaya
- Body Shape: Auditorium
- Nut Width: 43 mm
- Neck: Okoumé
- Tuners: Oil bath, 1:18 ratio
- Number of Strings: 6
- Number of Frets: 20
- Cutaway: Yes
- Weight: 3.10 kg
- Fretboard Radius: 350 mm
- Nut & Saddle: Compensated black graphite / 72 mm & 43 mm
- Top: Solid Sitka Spruce
- Truss Rod: Dual-action
- Fretboard: Brown BrankoWood
- Fret Type: Medium Silver Nickel
- Headstock: Brown BrankoWood
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