Detail 01
Traditional scalloped X-bracing
The guitar uses traditional scalloped X-bracing beneath its top.

Independent shopping perspective
The Les Paul Parlor brings a compact parlor body to an acoustic-electric format. Its AAA flame maple top and mahogany body work with traditional scalloped X-bracing, while a mahogany Advanced Response neck carries a bound rosewood fingerboard with 19 frets. LR Baggs VTC +4 electronics feed a 1/4-inch output, and volume and tone controls sit at the soundhole for adjustments while playing. The modern hardshell case makes it practical to take between rehearsals, recording work, and smaller live sets.


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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
The guitar uses traditional scalloped X-bracing beneath its top.
Detail 02
Provides the amplified output and onboard soundhole volume and tone controls.
Detail 03
Defines the listed fret count and scale length.
Detail 04
A modern hardshell case is included.
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Product questions
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It has an LR Baggs VTC +4 pickup system with soundhole-mounted volume and tone controls.
It has a parlor body shape with an AAA flame maple top and mahogany back.
Yes. A modern hardshell case is listed.
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