The Loar LH-600 VSB
Jazz Guitar

Latest User Reviews
Great sounding guitar
Overall very happy with the guitar. There were some minor imperfections, nothing that bothers me, needed to be cleaned up and there was a small dent on the head. The sound is awesome rich and loud.
An excellent guitar.
I bought this to replace my Godin 5th Avenue which has been my regular go-to instrument for playing acoustic rhythm guitar with big bands for the last half-decade or so. The Godin guitar is a very good instrument and has a very punchy sound with plenty of bark. I would say that the Loar, which I have now used a handful of times in similar situations, is a noticeable step up. It has a fuller, rounder tone and will perform well in a wider range of situations including solo guitar and small guitar combos. Whereas with the Godin I found myself hitting it as hard as I good all the time the Loar has a wider dynamic range and benefits from being played softer at times. I would recommend this guitar to anyone who is looking to play unamplified jazz, especially with a big band.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by The Loar
- Released in 2009
- Average price : $1096
- Design: Archtop
- Solid spruce top
- Back and sides: Solid maple
- Mahogany neck
- Fretboard: Ebony
- 19 Frets
- Scale: 630 mm
- Nut width: 46 mm
- Bridge: Ebony
- Vintage-style machine heads
- Finish: Nitrocellulose lacquer
- Colour: Vintage Sunburst
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