The Lâg HyVibe THV30, a stunning guitar with a rich tone palette. It combines world-class lutherie with the revolutionary HyVibe System. Built-in features include:
– Self-amplification
– Built-in effects
– Built-in looper
– Bluetooth speaker
Play along to streaming backing tracks, create your own effects with our mobile app, use the looper to work on new solo melodies, and more. This guitar will inspire you to play more music at home, at the beach, or on the stage.
The THV30 features a solid sitka bear-claw spruce top, and bocote back & sides.
The THV30DCE abound with refined details and sonic optimizing features: every piece of wood is carefully selected for its tonal characteristics and aesthetic properties. Top is carved out of a specially selected bearclaw Spruce, which takes the sonic print of Engelmann spruce and expands it thanks to its higher stiffness. Together with the breathtaking deep hued Bocote body, the THV30DCE turns out to be a guitar that is incredibly responsive, with full and rich midrange and impressive sustain. Once again, all this would be nothing without a great playability: cutaway, L?g slim neck profile, Blackwood fingerboard, all those features does not make this guitar only easy and pleasant to play, but mostly unique. HyVibe's proprietary technology is used to turn the acoustic guitar into its own speaker, amplifier and effects processor. Our system uses smart, connected vibration technology, combining a sensor, a high-performance processor and actuators to constantly excite, measure and transform the resonances of the guitar's body. This results in a superior, augmented experience that you can feel.
Color: Natural
- Top: Solid Engelmann Spruce (bearclaw)
- Back / Sides: Laminated figured Bocote
- Finish: Glossy
- Neck: Khaya
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