Detail 01
Parlor body with cutaway
The compact body is paired with access to higher frets.

Independent shopping perspective
With its Daybreak designation and compact parlor format, the LP70e is an acoustic-electric designed around responsive, detailed playing. A thinner hand-sanded solid Sitka spruce top is paired with East Indian rosewood back and sides; the combination is described with balanced resonance, warmth, clear treble, and robust bass. The cutaway opens access to higher frets. L.R. Baggs HiFi electronics supply an amplified signal, while volume and tone controls sit inside the soundhole for direct adjustment during a live set.


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Detail 01
The compact body is paired with access to higher frets.
Detail 02
It is described as highly responsive to touch and dynamics.
Detail 03
They provide the listed warmth, clear treble notes, and robust bass.
Detail 04
Bridge-plate sensors provide the guitar's amplified signal.
Detail 05
These are the listed playing dimensions and fret count.
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Product questions
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Yes. Daybreak appears in this product's title.
Yes. Its L.R. Baggs HiFi electronics capture the acoustic signal and include volume and tone controls inside the soundhole.
Yes. The parlor body has a cutaway, and the guitar has 19 frets.
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