Care, parts and repair

What products can I use to maintain my LAG guitar?

Fingerboard/bridge

For all our models you can maintain the fingerboard by applying lemon oil or linseed oil.

Body

The satin finish has a very thin layer of varnish, for this type of guitar, we recommend that you avoid an abrasive polish, certain products are specifically made for these finishes, otherwise you can make do with a light cleaning product.

For a guitar with a glossy varnish, you can maintain the body of your guitar with a classic polish/cleaner, such as Dunlop 65, there are many equivalent products made by GHS, Music Nomad, Armonics...

Whatever the finish, be sure to use a clean micro fiber cloth to avoid scratching your instrument.

Which strings should I buy for my LAG guitar ?

Above all, be aware that the choice of strings is a personal matter based on your preferences in terms of feel and tone. Today all LAG guitars are originally equipped with these strings:

  • All steel strings guitars (Travel size included):
    Plated high-carbon steel plain strings, hexagonal high-carbon steel core, phosphor bronze winding with anti-rust coating. Light 12-52 gauge (012/016/024/032/042/052)

  • All Nylon strings guitars:
    Savarez 510 MRJ Creation Cantiga mixed Tension
    Creation Trebles (New Cristal High E & B strings, Alliance G string) normal tension / Cantiga low, Hard tension

  • 12 strings models (T177J12CE & SAUVAGE-J12CE):
    Plated steel plain strings, steel core, copper alloy winding with anti-rust coating
    Extra-Light 10-47 gauge (010-010/014-014/022-008/030-012/039-018/047-027)

  • Acoustic bass models (T177BCE & SAUVAGE-BCE):
    Hexagonal high-carbon steel core, coated copper alloy winding with anti-rust coating.
    Light 40-95 gauge（040/060/075/095)
How can I replace parts on my guitar?

Our spare parts are available for order in the U.S.A. through our dealer network. If your guitar is still under warranty, the replacement should be free.

How do I get my LAG guitar repaired?

If your guitar is still under warranty (warranty time depends on your country), you must go back to your dealer to have your guitar taken care of.
In case the warranty has expired or does not cover repairs, you can inquire with professional luthiers or the luthier services at a store near you.

Which Allen wrench size do I need to adjust the trussrod ?

Standard hex 4mm