Lag Imperator 100 I100-HOS Electric Guitar | Honey Shadow Finish

Electric Guitar Imperator by Lâg in Honey Shadow Colour

The electric guitar from the Imperator series of the French manufacturer Lâg I100-HOS is in a beautiful Honey Shadow colour. The guitar has 22 silver-nickel jumbo-sized frets that make it easier to play and are especially suitable for fast solos.

The body of this red electric guitar is specially made of basswood with craved top body and a highly durable glossy finish. The neck is made of hard rock maple and is additionally reinforced with bolt-on system. Indonesian rosewood is the choice of master luthiers as far as the fingerboard is concerned.

The electronics of the I100-HOS from Lâg are passive. This guitar has two Belcat Alnico Humbucker pickups, as well as two independent volume controllers, 1 tone and a 3-way switch.

The I100-OPS guitar comes with its name and is the Imperator (Emperor) in red clothing that radiates power and stability. Rejoice and give yourself this new electric guitar, which is suitable for your stage and studio performances.

 I100-HOS by Lâg Key Features

• Body: Basswood with carved top body
• Finish: High gloss
• Pickups: 2 Belcat Alnico Humbuckers
• Controls: 2 independant volumes, 1 tone, 3-way switch
• Bridge: Fixed
• Hardware: Black satin
• Neck: Bolt-on, Hard rock maple
• Fingerboard: Indonesian Rosewood
• Frets: 22 / Silver-Nickel / Jumbo
• Format: Les Paul
• Electronics: passive
• Nut Pickup: double
• Bridge Pickup: double
• Neck: Mahogany
• Radius: 350 mm
• Diapason: 629 mm
• Nut Width: 43 mm
• Number of strings: 6
• Number of frets: 22
• Number of pickups: 2 

About the Electric Guitar

Everyone has dreamed of being a rock star as a child. This dream is always accompanied by strong solos on an electric guitar, if you too had that dream of a big stage with a huge crowd that sings your hit songs along with you, of one or two throws on your knees on the stage on the coolest dunk, then you are a guitarist in your soul.

The electric guitar was originally invented in America at the dawn of the 20th century, but as one of the most important instruments in modern music, today the electric guitar enjoys countless variations of shape, strings, technical parameters, but initially it is always what it started from and what turns the guitar in electric: fingerboard, bridge, solid wood body and set of metal strings. And of course, a cable and amplifier to play your electric guitar for everyone.

Electric guitars come in various forms that bear the names of their creators, and the modern guitarist recognizes them at a glance.

The wood that the electric guitar’s body is made of also has an effect, and more precisely the density of the wood would help the sustain (the length with which each note can be played on the guitar). Electric design guitars are made of maple, walnut, ash, alder, mahogany, but nowadays you can find a variety of experiments for electric guitars, including concrete body and those with an aluminium fingerboard, instead of traditional wood.

Electric guitars are available in two main types, which are "ordinary" hard-bodied guitars and hollow or semi-acoustic guitars. Perhaps the two most famous electric guitars are the Fender Stratocaster and Gibson Les Paul, both of which are rigid electric guitars. Nowadays, there are thousands of strange and wonderful forms of guitars to choose from.

About Lâg

Lâg Guitars is a French music company founded in the Occitania region of France, most popular for its guitars (e.g. the Lâg Roxane and the Tramontane acoustic series). Lâg has produced guitars for more than 40 years, starting with Beast superstrat models to arkane -  designed in a small custom shop in the south of France and becoming the most popular and requested guitars. 

Originally a traditional instrument factory, it then became one of the major players in musical instruments distribution.