@@N3RFTHIS that does not make the wood used on this guitar real Piratinera Guianense aka Snakewood Brosimum is a species of flowering plant in the genus Brosimum, native to southern Mexico, Central America, Trinidad, and tropical South America The wood called Snakewood, belongs to the family of Brosimum, but there are a lot of different types of trees belonging to that family. Piratinera Guianense (Snakewood) is 1 of that special trees of the Brosimum family. That wood on that guitar is absolutely NOT Snakewood. Just like I said, Snakewood is Piratinera Guianense grows mainly in Suriname and a part of French Guinee, which are in South America. www.wood-database.com/snakewood/
@@misterbracks Agree. I build classical guitars and my favorit wood for fretboards is real Snakewood, Piratinera Guianense (Brosimum) . In this video I am working on a Snakewood fretboard. th-cam.com/video/7Kim_OIKV1U/w-d-xo.html.
All seems groovy except for the headstock. Straigh pull kids......please get with the times. We all know it WORKS, step away from tradition that has proven to kink, bind and constantly be a tuning nightmare and fix it all with a workable headstock design. I would've gladly purchased one, but the headstock is a BIG deal breaker.
I have one and it's very stable, cannot fault the guitar, it's my go to acoustic. I have owned some expensive guitars and my lag competes with them no problem.
+TheEARLD Yep, I'm sure they are fine axes. I've got some real monsters, but ALL of them with that kind of angle through the nut causes them to bind at the nut. A nice, straight string pull.....I would've bought one.....or at least nut slots cut at angles to HELP with that (to show that they know what they are doing) ....Rollers on the headstock to create a straight string pull as well. Lots of things that can make a great guitar a lot better with minimum effort. I hope they consider it. Sure, I could do it myself in 10 minutes or less....but, I like to know that the makers are at least conscious of the drawbacks to that design. Cheers.
Groovy Music Lessons thanks, for the advice. I was looking at my nuts last night ( then my wife said put me away ), got the files out and made some slight adjustments to them. Now on to fixing one of the other acoustics, it has a bow around the fret 8, truss rod not doing much good, string height at 12 is fine , the string height at the nut is fine. I can see the bow and measure it but cannot fix it any ideas?.
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I already own a cedar top LAG, plays and sounds like a dream.
Ive seen lag tramontane tse 701ace special edition but not black satin neck? Did they make one without black satin neck just curious?
I love snackwood gitar..
Are there LAG dealership in the US?
Is the back and side solid as well?
NO ! ABSOLUTELY NOT. THEY ARE HOLLOW !
What model is this ?
nice stuff ..
THAT is not Snakewood. Snakewood is Piratinera Guianense (Brosimum) Grows in Suriname and Guinee.
Brosimum guianense grown in America too
@@N3RFTHIS that does not make the wood used on this guitar real Piratinera Guianense aka Snakewood
Brosimum is a species of flowering plant in the genus Brosimum, native to southern Mexico, Central America, Trinidad, and tropical South America
The wood called Snakewood, belongs to the family of Brosimum, but there are a lot of different types of trees belonging to that family.
Piratinera Guianense (Snakewood) is 1 of that special trees of the Brosimum family.
That wood on that guitar is absolutely NOT Snakewood. Just like I said, Snakewood is Piratinera Guianense grows mainly in Suriname and a part of French Guinee, which are in South America. www.wood-database.com/snakewood/
you're right there mate,...it looks very much like Bocote, Mexican rosewood.
@@misterbracks Agree.
I build classical guitars and my favorit wood for fretboards is real Snakewood, Piratinera Guianense (Brosimum) .
In this video I am working on a Snakewood fretboard.
th-cam.com/video/7Kim_OIKV1U/w-d-xo.html.
Yes perfect sonority das Estrelas no may 💘 💘 yes coracion.
Less then 1000 damn I would have guessed around 2500 easy by looks
trying to find this guitar!
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+John Wiggins Thank you!
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All seems groovy except for the headstock. Straigh pull kids......please get with the times. We all know it WORKS, step away from tradition that has proven to kink, bind and constantly be a tuning nightmare and fix it all with a workable headstock design. I would've gladly purchased one, but the headstock is a BIG deal breaker.
I have one and it's very stable, cannot fault the guitar, it's my go to acoustic. I have owned some expensive guitars and my lag competes with them no problem.
+TheEARLD Yep, I'm sure they are fine axes. I've got some real monsters, but ALL of them with that kind of angle through the nut causes them to bind at the nut. A nice, straight string pull.....I would've bought one.....or at least nut slots cut at angles to HELP with that (to show that they know what they are doing) ....Rollers on the headstock to create a straight string pull as well. Lots of things that can make a great guitar a lot better with minimum effort. I hope they consider it. Sure, I could do it myself in 10 minutes or less....but, I like to know that the makers are at least conscious of the drawbacks to that design. Cheers.
Groovy Music Lessons thanks, for the advice. I was looking at my nuts last night ( then my wife said put me away ), got the files out and made some slight adjustments to them. Now on to fixing one of the other acoustics, it has a bow around the fret 8, truss rod not doing much good, string height at 12 is fine , the string height at the nut is fine. I can see the bow and measure it but cannot fix it any ideas?.
no, it looks just fine.
IS IT REAL SHITKA SPRUCE OR JUST SOME CRAPPY VENEER ?
The guitar is awesome.. But fishman pick-ups?? Nah... They sound like a clogged nose to me.