The Loar Archtop Acoustic Guitar VS LH-600-VS met element

The Loar LH-600 Archtop Acoustic Guitar modeled after American designs from the early 20th century.
This all solid wood acoustic guitar delivers superior acoustic projection thanks to a top that is hand-carved from graduated spruce.
The Loar LH-600 guitar has a hand-carved back and sides made from highly flamed maple.
The nitrocellulose lacquer finish helps this replica of guitars from the 1920s deliver impressive acoustic projection.

The Loar LH-600 also features a hand-buffed, vintage tobacco sunburst finish and has a one-piece mahogany neck with vintage "V" profile, Grover tuners, and a compensated adjustable ebony bridge. 
 
Top: Hand-Carved, Hand-Graduated Spruce
Back & Sides Hand-Carved Flamed Maple Back and Flamed Maple sides
Neck: 1 piece mahogany, vintage V profile, MOP inlay markers
Fretboard: Bound Rosewood
Headstock Inlay: Abalone Fleur-de-Lys
Finish Type: Nitrocellulose
Finish Options: Vintage Sunburst
Tuning Machines: Grover open-geared butterbean
Scale Length: 24-3/4"
Truss Rod: Compression
Frets: 19
Binding: Ivory
Bridge: Compensated Ebony
Upper Bout: 11-1/2"
Lower Bout: 16"
Nut, Width: Bone, 1-3/4"
Depth: 3-3/4"
Body Length: 20-1/4"
Total Length: 40-1/2"