Lag Tramontane Hyvibe 20 THV20DCE Acoustic Smart Guitar Solid Top w/ Hardcase - $1199 Delivered @ Belfield Music
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Product Information
Tramontane Hyvibe 20 THV20DCE
All the basics Lâg knows and a bit more…
The very first Smart Guitar in the world. A guitar that can amplify itself, generate its own effects, or even turn into a bluetooth speaker, all without cables, pedals or amps.
This second version of the THV Series gives all the guitarists an open road to explore all the possibilities the HyVibe system can offer. The guitar features a solid Engelmann Spruce top, well known in the guitar world for its combination of strength and elasticity that translates into a full and rich sonic range. The THV20DCE allows every kind of playing from aggressive strumming to delicate fingerpicking; its Lâg signature thin-profile neck makes the guitar even more versatile. All these specifications combined with the specially selected Ovangkol back & sides create a guitar not only visually appealing but with a wide and precise projection.
Specifications
Back & Sides : Ovangkol
Bracing : X
Bridge : Branko Rosewood
Category : Steel String Shaped Body Electric-Acoustic
Colours : Natural
Cover/case : Cover
Cutaway : Yes
Dimensions (mm) : 1120 x 485 x 190
Electronics : HyVibe System
Fingerboard : Branko Rosewood
Finishing : Glossy
Format : Dreadnought
Hardware : Satin black
Number of strings : 6
Numbers of Frets : 20
Neck : Khaya
Nut : Black graphite wedge
Nut Width : 43 mm
Original Strings : Bronze 80/20 Light 12-53
Radius : 350 mm
Scale (mm) : 650 mm
Strings : Metal
Top : Solid Engelmann Spruce
Truss Rod : Double-action
Tuning pegs : Die Cast
Types of frets : Medium Silver Nickel
Additional Specs :
HyVibe System
multi-effets (reverb, chorus, delay, octaver, tremolo, phaser, distortion…)
acoustic Looper
bluetooth speaker (stream directly from your phone through your guitar and play along)
Métronome
Download the mobile app to go further with your guitar.
not the first smart guitar but certainly a good value proposition - I particularly would have liked having a looper on my acoustic. I don't feel like I can move away from Maton for acoustic guitar though.