LAG Roxanne Master Made in France
22 frets, rosewood fingerboard mache paste
mahogany body and maple table
2 Seymour Duncan TB4 and SH1
2 + split volumes, 1 tone, 3-position switch
delivered in hard case

UTILIZATION

Channel thicker than the 2004 model, but is pleasant and quick access to treble is good thanks to two chanfrins
Heavy but well balanced, but pretty special if it was not used when playing seated (the body is small)
for her, here is my opinion: the volume and tone thoroughly. Then everything is matter of amp but given the high-end microphones and you plug it sounds.

SOUNDS

Very versatile: bridge pickup slammed too, but great for good riffs and solos of rock crunch or saturated. intermediate position ideal for plan arpeggios and neck pickups for superb sonnorités jazzy solos or creamier.
On a line6 Flextone the sound is very good
I blame him for just this sound too "dry" in acute, but hey ........

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a year
I love the level of finish is exceptional!
I tried a godin (not enough rock) and PRS (too expensive)
Excellent quality / price ratio
And I do not regret my choice
Except for the two volume knobs (one alone would suffice) and micro Acute too dry.