It is built around a solid spruce top with upgraded appointments over the 70 series, with the auditorium body offering a balanced, comfortable mid-size body that flatters fingerstyle and strumming alike. The cutaway keeps the upper frets within easy reach, and onboard electronics with built-in tuner mean it plugs straight into a PA or acoustic amp for rehearsal and stage work. The signature oval soundhole and elegant Occitan-cross headstock mark it unmistakably as a Lâg, and the satin-fast neck makes long sessions easy.
Lâg was born in 1981 in Occitanie, southern France, where luthier Michel Lâg-Chavarria began building guitars with a distinctly French sense of design. Now part of the Algam group, the brand has become the reference for French acoustic guitars — famed for the Tramontane series with its signature oval soundhole and elegant headstock, and a pioneer of the smart guitar with its HyVibe and BlueWave technology. French artists including Vianney trust Lâg on stage and in the studio.
