Takamine has expanded its improved G-Series of acoustic guitars with some stunning classical models and, while it is the most affordable member of the G-Series, the Takamine GC1-NAT classical guitar still boasts the full and balanced sound of a mahogany body and spruce soundboard, making it the ideal instrument for beginners and hobbyists on a limited budget. This is the left-handed edition.The Takamine GC1LH-NAT: Full & Balanced SoundThe build of the GC1 features a specially selected spruce soundboard supported by traditional fan-shaped bracing while the mahogany sides and the back complete the body to ensure plenty of projection while the mahogany neck has been topped with a nineteen-fret laurel fretboard that adds a touch of warmth to the overall tone. The entire guitar has been dipped in a transparent high-gloss lacquer that puts the natural wood grain on full display and, to support maximum playing comfort, the two-inch wide nut gives the fingers of both the fret and playing hand plenty of space.Sensitive DetailsDespite the low price, this classical guitar features some deluxe detailing including a rosewood headstock veneer and a set of chrome-plated machine heads fitted with pearloid pegs. Both the nut and bridge saddle have been made from synthetic bone to ensure lush vibrational transfer and the neck has been set into the body via traditional dovetail join to improve both stability tone. To finish, the soundhole rosette has been given a mosaic design made up of intricate wooden inlays.

Lag Guitars provide both fresh-faced players and seasoned guitarists a beautifully finished acoustic model with a comfortable auditorium body at a more than attainable price. This guitar has slightly slimmer hips than a standard dreadnought for enhanced manageability, and the solid Engelmann spruce soundboard shapes a prominent mid-range for clear note definition while the sapele back and sides round off the sound with warm accents - perfect for fingerpicking. High quality details like the maple logo inlay, elegant soundhole rosette, and black hardware finish a high-end look.

Lag Guitars provide both fresh-faced players and seasoned guitarists a beautifully finished acoustic model with a comfortable auditorium body at a more than attainable price. This guitar has slightly slimmer hips than a standard dreadnought for enhanced manageability, and the solid Engelmann spruce soundboard shapes a prominent mid-range for clear note definition while the sapele back and sides round off the sound with warm accents - perfect for fingerpicking. High quality details like the maple logo inlay, elegant soundhole rosette, and black hardware finish a high-end look.

The Lag Guitars Tramontane T70D is an acoustic guitar in the popular dreadnought size. What's remarkable for an instrument with such a modest price tag is that the model has a genuine, solid Engelmann spruce top. This tone wood is known for shaping a clearly present mid-range and, since the back and sides and are made of sapele, the end result is an immensely flexible sound that'll more than satisfy both finger-pickers and rhythm guitarists.The Tramontane T70D: Keen Eye for DetailAs always, it's the little things that make all the difference. To boost its sleek looks, the Tramontane T70D sports a maple logo inlay at the headstock and comes fitted with stable machine heads with a 15:1 ratio. These, as well as the bridge and nut, have a black satin finish that contrasts beautifully with the rest of the instrument, completing the high-end look.

The Lag Guitars Tramontane T70D is an acoustic guitar in the popular dreadnought size. What's remarkable for an instrument with such a modest price tag is that the model has a genuine, solid Engelmann spruce top. This tone wood is known for shaping a clearly present mid-range and, since the back and sides and are made of sapele, the end result is an immensely flexible sound that'll more than satisfy both finger-pickers and rhythm guitarists.The Tramontane T70D: Keen Eye for DetailAs always, it's the little things that make all the difference. To boost its sleek looks, the Tramontane T70D sports a maple logo inlay at the headstock and comes fitted with stable machine heads with a 15:1 ratio. These, as well as the bridge and nut, have a black satin finish that contrasts beautifully with the rest of the instrument, completing the high-end look.

Designed to support decades of gigging life, the Lag Guitars Tramontane T70ACE electro-acoustic guitar brings supreme comfort of a tight auditorium body. The solid Engelmann spruce soundboard has been coupled with a sapele back and sides to complete a balanced acoustic foundation framed by a clearly defined mid-range and warm basses, setting this model up for finger-picking as well as strumming techniques. Faithful stage sound is assured by a built-in DirectLâg preamp and piezo pickup system, which can be directly hooked up to an acoustic amplifier or audio interface and, to polish off the considered design of this electro-acoustic, the signature Lag Guitars soundhole rosette has been inlaid in maple and the sealed machine heads have been finished in black.

Designed to support decades of gigging life, the Lag Guitars Tramontane T70ACE electro-acoustic guitar brings supreme comfort of a tight auditorium body. The solid Engelmann spruce soundboard has been coupled with a sapele back and sides to complete a balanced acoustic foundation framed by a clearly defined mid-range and warm basses, setting this model up for finger-picking as well as strumming techniques. Faithful stage sound is assured by a built-in DirectLâg preamp and piezo pickup system, which can be directly hooked up to an acoustic amplifier or audio interface and, to polish off the considered design of this electro-acoustic, the signature Lag Guitars soundhole rosette has been inlaid in maple and the sealed machine heads have been finished in black.

Lag Guitars have just dropped the Tramontane 70 Series T70DCE. This premium-styled electro-acoustic steel-string guitar offers superb value for money, partly thanks to a solid Engelmann spruce top and sapele back and sides. The tonal blend shaped by the build of the T70DCE gives the acoustic sound an aged, played in feel that's framed by full mid-range presence and warm basses. Smaller details like the black hardware, stable 15:1-ratio machine heads and signature Lag Guitars soundhole rosette complete the singular look.The Lag Guitars Tramontane T70DCE: Faithful Stage SoundThe Tramontane T70DCE gives guitarists a future-proof stage tool that'll easily last decades of gigging life. The integrated DirectLâg preamp and piezo pickup system delivers faithful stage sound, can be directly hooked up to an acoustic amplifier or audio interface and comes fitted with a full bank of controls for tweaking and customising the output.

Lag Guitars have just dropped the Tramontane 70 Series T70DCE. This premium-styled electro-acoustic steel-string guitar offers superb value for money, partly thanks to a solid Engelmann spruce top and sapele back and sides. The tonal blend shaped by the build of the T70DCE gives the acoustic sound an aged, played in feel that's framed by full mid-range presence and warm basses. Smaller details like the black hardware, stable 15:1-ratio machine heads and signature Lag Guitars soundhole rosette complete the singular look.The Lag Guitars Tramontane T70DCE: Faithful Stage SoundThe Tramontane T70DCE gives guitarists a future-proof stage tool that'll easily last decades of gigging life. The integrated DirectLâg preamp and piezo pickup system delivers faithful stage sound, can be directly hooked up to an acoustic amplifier or audio interface and comes fitted with a full bank of controls for tweaking and customising the output.