Guitar chord forum - chordie — LAG guitars - anyone ?

Re: LAG guitars - anyone ?

null@example.com (swansneck) — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 08:17:11 +0000

Hi, Doug. My main concern is that every now and again it will throw a temperamental tantrum and refuse to play. And if I detect the faintest whiff of garlic at any time............

Re: LAG guitars - anyone ?

null@example.com (Doug_Smith) — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 00:48:09 +0000

Looks like a nice instrument. You can always tell your mates at the Pub that it immigrated in search of a good Ale!

Take Care & enjoy!
Doug

Re: LAG guitars - anyone ?

null@example.com (swansneck) — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 16:05:36 +0000

cool - many thanks for the report ! I'm a bit shocked to now find out that it's French-built (that's not always a scenario we Brits enjoy) but I'll give it a warm-up tonight and see how it sounds through my old Laney amp. I found this pic which doesn't really do it justice.

http://www.ccmusicshop.com/productphoto … 200DCE.jpg

Re: LAG guitars - anyone ?

null@example.com (dfoskey) — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 15:55:32 +0000

I've tried a few LAG guitars and they all seem to be great guitars for the money. Compared to my Takamine it is pretty close. I love the looks of their headstock and the tones of the solid top model is on par with my Takamine when it was new. Congrats now howbout some pics.

LAG guitars - anyone ?

null@example.com (swansneck) — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 12:31:07 +0000

Hi, guys. Well - I just commited the foulest of sins (selfishnesss) and treated myself to a new electro-acoustic. I went in to the store intending to try out a Takemine that was on offer for £279 (pounds) but eventually bought a LAG (and like the fool I am I can't remember the model) for £250. My criteria for buying an acoustic is if I can play a D barre chord on it !! Anyone got any experience of the LAG brand ? My only immediate concern is that the equaliser is very, very basic with just a volume control and a 4-position mellow to thin switch. But hey - less to go wrong ?