Lag Rockline Standart
Made in France.
Neck: Canadian Maple / Brazilian rosewood
24 jumbo frets
scallops from 18 to 24.
Dimension: width: 43 - 52.5, thickness: 19 - 21.5.
Body: Basswood United States
Pickups: depends on the models and years. (LAG custom / Seymour Duncan)
Bridge: Floyd Rose Licensed
Mechanical: Ghoto

UTILIZATION

Getting started very natural.
Comfortable handle, intermediate between a Les Paul and an Ibanez.
Verni very neat, the sleeve does not catch and enables high-speed ride.
Access to acute: lower horn with a chamfer, bizeauté heel touches scallops. So no problem with that side.
Start type form so no problem sitting or standing, good balance.
Sound: alder + maple, so its rather light and airy.

SOUNDS

I play Heavy / metal / blues / hard rock.
I'm using a Peavey XXX and a Pod XT live.
The guitar has a natural sound rather crisp and clear.

For Heavy and metal, no worries, in rhythmic or Lead.
For the blues, ba is not a stratum, and it's Humbucker, rather then to the Hard Blues. (Jeff healey / ZZ Top ...)
For the Hard, ba is not a les paul, lacks a bit of lower midrange, so it corrects the amp and you're done.

Basically all it is versatile enough to regard the world of big rock. Just after his well-tuned amplifier.

OVERALL OPINION

I have since 2000, seven years.
Guitar every day, Technical Works, repeated, concert ....
The floyd is showing signs of fatigue after 6 years.
The rest is original and does not move.

I made a move with EMG 81 and an Original Floyd Rose.
The original violin being impecable, the varnish principally made, missing only one piece of slightly more prestigious to make it a very good guitar.