Maybe! A cut away I actually like-

Garland, That's a beautiful looking guitar.  Actually looks like they were going for a cross between a Taylor (general shape of guitar, and exact copy of Taylor's bridge shape) and a Cole Clark (with the dual level headstock and shape).  Very sweet looking thing and sounded pretty good acoustically.

But, (there's almost always a "but" right? lol) as a stage player who plugs in most of the time, that pre-amp system is a deal breaker for me.  That narrow option tone control combined with being stuck with just those 5 pre-set settings is horrible.  Only one of the presets sounded half decent to me.

I'd rather just have the 3 band EQ that most good pre-amps have and let me shape the sound myself.  Don't leave me stuck with sounds I don't want and won't use.  Kinda surprised this is aimed at "electric guitar players."  Those guys like to have a lot of control over their sound (what am I saying? Most guitar players do actually) and presets are never fun to be stuck with.

But again, overall, a beautiful looking guitar.  It brings out the Johnny Cash in me. 

TonyKgull, I'm not as familiar with the A/E's as I should be- I did notice that there were only 2 of the 5 settings I liked- I thought it might be fun to play around with, but, ultimately, the acoustic is what appeals to me in an acoustic guitar- well, that and aesthetics, and that is one, aesthetically pleasing, to me, guitar. The Lag T70A I have impresses me, a lot, especially with the Martin Monel strings acoustically. If this one matches that then it is a winner, in my estimation. Of course mine is an Auditorium body- but, too, something that appealed to me is the woods used. Red Cedar top and a different named mahogany.

Derick, I'm not a fan of gloss black, in any venue. But this might be an exception- can you imagine how hard it would be to keep it free of flaws? I'm so anal bout swirls in a gloss black finish

TonyKgull, Derick,

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Just in from LAG!

Featuring an African Sapele body and solid Western Red Cedar top with warm balanced acoustic properties and the slim Auditorium body that is focused and precise in its voice, this Lag Tramontane T118 is packed full of warm, resonant, toneful sound that easily fills a room or rounds out a recording.

The tropical Khaya neck sports a 25.5" scale and is paired with a Brownwood fretboard with 20 silver nickel frets and a 43mm nut width, which lends itself to easily switch between finger, strumming and single-note soloing styles.

Additional appointments include a Brownwood headstock with Maple logo inlay, Brownwood bridge, soundhole rosette, black tuners, high gloss black finish and is equipped with Astro-LAG electronics with onboard tuner for when you're ready to hit the stage, the studio or beyond.
Key Features

Brand: Lag
Actual Weight: 4lbs 10oz
Scale Length: 25.5 Inches
Number of Frets: 20
Body Shape: Auditorium
Face Wood: Solid Western Red Cedar
Body Wood: African Sapele
Neck Wood: Tropical Khaya
Nut Width: 1 11/16 Inches - 43mm
Orientation: Right Handed
Fretboard Wood: Brownwood
Cutaway: Yes
Built in Electronics: Yes
Serial: 2012LT26023

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Guess what?!

Derick , TonyKgull , well, I'll provide a review- I'll use my Fishman mini Loud Box and see what's what. It should be here next week- since I just got the Gretsch 5420 an hour ago, I'll keep me self busy playin with knobs and stuff-

TonyKgull, Derick, tracking says it'll be here Wednesday

Soon, you'll have enough variety of guitars to open your own store. That black one is definitely pretty.