Detail 01
FS6 bracing
Hand-selected, hand-sanded Sitka spruce braces are used to support projection, sustain and sonic complexity.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a parlor body, the LP710e Daybreak combines an all-solid AAA Sitka spruce top with solid East Indian rosewood back and sides. Its hand-finished FS6 bracing is designed to support projection, sustain and sonic complexity. Fingerstyle work, songwriting, strumming and flatpicking all fall within its intended range. When amplification is needed, the LR Baggs Hi-Fi system uses a bridge plate sensor to capture soundboard vibration for a detailed amplified voice in studio, stage and home settings.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Hand-selected, hand-sanded Sitka spruce braces are used to support projection, sustain and sonic complexity.
Detail 02
A bridge plate sensor captures vibration from the soundboard rather than using a traditional under-saddle pickup.
Detail 03
The gloss finish adds a subtle burst of color around the body edges.
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Product questions
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It uses the LR Baggs Hi-Fi system, with a bridge plate sensor designed to capture soundboard vibration.
It has a solid AAA Sitka spruce top with solid East Indian rosewood back and sides.
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