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Dreadnought body
This is the listed body type.

Independent shopping perspective
A dreadnought acoustic-electric with the Daybreak designation, the LD70e combines a hand-selected solid spruce top with rosewood back and sides. The spruce top is crafted for sensitivity and projection, while the rosewood is described as adding warmth, depth, clear low end, and rhythmic punch. Its FS6 bracing uses hand-cut quartersawn spruce braces to help transfer vibration through the top. The L.R. Baggs HiFi electronics provide amplified operation with feedback resistance and soundhole-mounted volume and tone controls.


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Detail 01
This is the listed body type.
Detail 02
The top is built for sensitivity and projection; the rosewood is described as warm, deep, and focused.
Detail 03
It provides amplified operation and is described as resisting feedback.
Detail 04
Hand-cut quartersawn spruce braces are intended to enhance resonance, sustain, and volume.
Detail 05
These are the listed playing dimensions and fret count.
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Yes. It has L.R. Baggs HiFi electronics with volume and tone controls inside the soundhole.
It is a dreadnought acoustic-electric guitar.
The listed scale length is 25.5 inches.
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