BRISBANE, CA— Modeled after American designs from the early 20th century, The Loar’s new archtop guitar is hand-carved from select, graduated woods and features a nitrocellulose lacquer finish and unparalleled acoustic projection.

 

The Loar Hand-Carved Archtop (LH-600-VS) is an authentic replica of the original archtop acoustic guitars from the 1920’s. This all-solid model features a top that is hand-carved from graduated spruce, and hand-carved back and sides made from highly flamed maple.

 

The LH-600 also features a hand-rubbed, vintage tobacco sunburst finish with nitrocellulose lacquer for superior acoustic projection, a one-piece mahogany, Gotoh tuners and a compensated adjustable ebony bridge.

 

With its exceptionally loud tone, carved body and vintage design, this new archtop took the NAMM show by storm this past January. Jazz players and archtop enthusiasts will love this professional model.

 

Dealers are advised to order early for April delivery. The Hand-Carved Archtop has a list price of $1,195 and includes a featherweight case.

 

The Loar is the leader in handcrafted musical instruments inspired by the Golden Age.

 

For more information on The Loar, visit theloar.com.