Lag Tramontane TN70A - natural

Made from FSC-certified wood and positioned between a steel-string acoustic guitar and a classical guitar, the LAG Tramontane TN70A is a 4/4 nylon-string acoustic guitar in the Auditorium size that firmly establishes the French brand’s commitment to environmental responsibility.
It is a model for beginners or discerning amateurs looking for a quality instrument at an attractive price, producing the warm, mellow tones of a classical guitar with excellent projection.

The guitar features a solid Sitka spruce top, a laminated Khaya body, an Okoume neck, and a Brown BrankoWood fingerboard (equivalent to rosewood).
Khaya is a wood native to African tropical forests that, despite having similar aesthetics and characteristics, does not belong to the mahogany family. Prized for its stability, luthiers consider it very similar to Honduran mahogany from an acoustic standpoint. With deep bass and rich mids, it produces a sound that strikes a balance between warmth and clarity.
BrankoWood is the invention of Australian scientist Branko Hermescee. It took him two decades to develop a revolutionary process certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).
BrankoWood is made from fast-growing pine trees native to New Zealand. The wood is first dried to reduce its moisture content to 10%, then impregnated with catalysts and pigments in pressure vessels.
A second drying phase reduces its moisture content to 2 or 3% before a second pressure impregnation, this time with resin.
The third phase involves compressing the wood to reduce its mass by up to 40% and increase its density. Depending on the degree of compression, the result is Pale BrankoWood (equivalent to spruce), Brown BrankoWood (equivalent to rosewood), or Black BrankoWood (equivalent to ebony).
Final phase: fine sanding for a perfect appearance and feel.