The Loar LH-280
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Overview
The Loar has been offering imported mandolins and guitars designed by Greg Rich since 2005, with most models featuring a hollow body archtop configuration. The company is a division of The Music Link.
The LH-280 features a Florentine cutaway and dual humbuckers with a carved Spruce archtop, similar to the Gibson ES-175.
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Estimated Value for The Loar LH-280 on Reverb
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