The L.R. Baggs AEG-1 Torrefied electro-acoustic guitar combines exceptional luthier craftsmanship with high-fidelity amplification, ideal for demanding musicians live or in the studio. Its innovative design with a patented neck support frees up the top and back for optimal resonance, offering unparalleled sonic richness and depth. Thanks to its HiFi Duet pickup system and Silo microphone, it delivers a natural and precise sound, perfect for the stage, recording, or home studio rehearsal.
| Back Wood | Indian Rosewood |
|---|---|
| Side Wood | Composite Poplar Frame |
| Top Wood (A) | Engelmann Spruce (Natural) |
| Top Finish | Gloss |
| Color | Natural, Torrefied, Sun Burst |
| Body Bracing | Scalloped X-Bracing |
| Neck Wood | African Mahogany |
| Neck Shape | Slim "C" Shape |
| Fretboard Radius | 406.4 mm |
| Fretboard Material | Indian Rosewood |
| Fretboard Inlays | Wood Fret Markers |
| Number of Frets | 20 |
| Scale Length | 651 mm |
| Nut Width | 43 mm |
| Nut and Saddle Material | Composite |
| Bridge Material | Indian Rosewood |
| Tuners | Sealed Back Flat Tuners |
| Pickup System | Custom HiFi Duet with HiFi Pickups and Silo Microphone |
| Battery | Single 9V |
| Current Consumption | 4.1mA |
| Battery Life | 120Hrs |
| Micro Input Impedance (High) | 4.7MEG |
| Micro Input Impedance (Low) | 4.7MEG |
| Microphone Input Impedance | 6.8K |
| Output Impedance | 3.6K |
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