Luna Lap Steel Guitar Weissenborn Style Hawaiian Mahogany

Luna's Weissenborn-style select acoustic lap steel features the same distinctive abalone fret markers as their High Tide Series ukuleles. A full moon at the first fret tugs at the waves that grace the rosewood fingerboards. Acoustic lap-style guitars first emerged in Hawaii in the 1890s, where players raised the action of their standard guitars, laid them flat on their laps, and learned to play melodies with a metal bar sliding along the strings. Los Angeles-based luthier Hermann Weissenborn refined the concept in the 1920s. Electric lap steels were developed in response for the desire for louder volume.

• Abalone 'rising tide' fret markers
• Body: Weissenborn-style Hawaiian
• Top: solid mahogany or slect mahogany (depends on which you chose in the drop down menu)
• Back & Sides: solid mahogany or select mahogany (depends on which you chose in the drop down menu)
• Neck: mahogany
• Fingerboard: Indian rosewood
• Tuners: chrome-plated
• Scale: 24.5"
• Nut: ox bone