All user reviews for the Lâg 4S314NCE

Made in China under the control of lag
interesting if one looks for a classic race between a folk.avec width at nut 48mm.
the red cedar gives it a nice chocolate color.
attention to the first models were delivered with an electronic module with a longer phase reverse and EQ band.
new models have a pre-programmed equalizer according to the predefined.

lag guitars need to be resolved either by store or by a luthier.

UTILIZATION

Aesthetics
the sound is pleasant cedar is quite thick which reduces the vibrations do not expect a concert guitar, but it's perfect to play nicely.

SOUNDS

I prefer the amp with a thud I remove the treble to play jazz and bossa.

OVERALL OPINION

I own this guitar for 6 months
small flat note on D # 3 nylon rope between not vibrate with the table which produces a muffled sound when playing a note.
So a check before buying that all notes sound perfectly.
value for money is ok this guitar is perfect for play or be accompanied home. I have not tested the latest version with the new electronics.
to complete testing before buying and made adjust the handle to adjust the string height.

See previous review

UTILIZATION

Comfortable handle and touch impecable. But I prefer the curve of an Ovation CC059.
Excellent ergonomics, which is perfect for small jigs. Lightly.
Access to appropriate acute thanks to the Pan-cut. The sound is okay for this price and quality.
The electro sound is very decent (preamp Shadow 5-band), easily adjustable. Phase inverter, + a switch that acts on the EQ but I do not see too much interest.

SOUNDS

Perfect for my style (fingerstyle, picking, blues). I use a Fishman amp Soloamp and I am very happy with the sound reproduction. The preamp is very clean (low noise)

OVERALL OPINION

Used for 2 weeks without respite. However, I did make an adjustment of the action by my luthier and replaced the strings of origins. Small flat, the string spacing at bridge to need an adjustment because the strings Mi tended to "go out" of the handle. The bridge seems to be cut too generously. It took my luthier, creating small dents on the bridge saddle to guide the strings and thus closer to each other. Once set, everything is nickel.
I remake this classic choice for this guitar suits me very well. Its handle 48mm at nut with a slightly domed button is quite what I was looking for. Traditional classics to handle 51/52mm, flat button, 12 boxes of non-cash are much less comfortable I get.
Other models ds other brands have the same specifications but are much more expensive ...