Step back in time with The Loar LO-16, a guitar that elegantly marries vintage charm with modern craftsmanship. This acoustic gem captures the essence of golden-era parlor guitars, offering an authentic experience for musicians who cherish a classic vibe. The Loar LO-16 isn’t just about looks; it’s about creating an intimate connection with your music. With a hand-selected solid spruce top paired with mahogany back and sides, this guitar delivers rich, resonant tones that are perfect for the soulful expressions of singer-songwriters and solo blues artists alike.

The attention to detail is evident in its upscale appointments. Featuring Grover tuning machines for precise and stable tuning, and a striking mother-of-pearl headstock inlay, the LO-16 offers both visual and auditory delight. Its double-bound body adds a touch of elegance, making it as much a joy to behold as it is to play. Despite its compact size, this small-bodied instrument packs a powerful punch, channeling authentic vintage sounds that resonate with warmth and clarity.

Whether you're strumming in a cozy room or performing on stage, The Loar LO-16 is your perfect companion, inviting you to explore the depths of your musical creativity with a nod to the past.

Key Features:

• Hand-selected solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides
• Grover tuning machines for superior tuning stability
• Mother-of-pearl headstock inlay
• Double-bound body for classic aesthetics
• Ideal for singer-songwriters and solo blues musicians

Product specs

FAQs

What type of wood is used in the construction of The Loar LO-16?

The Loar LO-16 features a spruce top with mahogany back and sides, providing a warm and balanced tone typical of classic parlor guitars.

Is The Loar LO-16 suitable for fingerstyle playing?

Yes, the parlor body shape and tonewoods of The Loar LO-16 make it well-suited for fingerstyle playing, offering a clear and articulate sound.

Does The Loar LO-16 come with a built-in pickup?

No, The Loar LO-16 does not come with a built-in pickup, making it a purely acoustic guitar without electronic amplification.

How does the parlor body shape of The Loar LO-16 affect its sound?

The parlor body shape of The Loar LO-16 provides a focused, intimate sound with a strong midrange, ideal for blues and folk music.

What kind of finish does The Loar LO-16 have?

The Loar LO-16 features a gloss finish available in black, natural, and tan, enhancing its visual appeal while protecting the wood.

How many frets does The Loar LO-16 have?

The Loar LO-16 has 19 frets, allowing for a comfortable range suitable for most acoustic playing styles.