Lâg Sauvage Auditorium
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The essentials to know about the Lâg Sauvage Auditorium guitar
The essentials to know about the Lâg Sauvage Auditorium guitar
- Solid Pale Brankowood top: a balanced tone and precise response, with pronounced grain patterns for a unique look.
- Smoked Eucalyptus back and sides (laminated, “rough-sawn” appearance): bold visual character and excellent stability.
- Arched back designed for projection: more pronounced low end and generous sound dispersion.
- Built to travel: tropicalization to better withstand changes in temperature and humidity, plus a padded gig bag included.
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The Sauvage Range: Lâg's Spirit Between Wood Innovation and Raw Aesthetics
With the Sauvage series, Lâg offers a modern approach to the folk guitar: carefully selected tonewoods treated using a tropicalization process to achieve tonal and structural qualities inspired by rarer woods. FSC-certified Brankowood becomes the signature of the range, while the satin finishing and the "raw" appearance of the body made from smoked Eucalyptus assert an organic design with no compromise on the playing experience.
Which Guitarists and Styles Is It For?
This Auditorium body shape is aimed at beginner to intermediate guitarists looking for a comfortable, balanced and versatile folk guitar, as well as more advanced musicians seeking an original tonal character. Equally at home with fingerstyle, singer-songwriter accompaniment, pop, folk and blues, it retains enough definition for clear arpeggios while offering plenty of body for strumming.
The Sound
The solid top made from Pale Brankowood delivers a clear attack and excellent definition, with a convincing balance between the midrange and treble. The laminated back and sides made from smoked Eucalyptus provide stability and consistency, while the arched back enhances projection and supports the bass response for a fuller presence. In terms of comfort and intonation, the compensated graphite saddles optimize tuning stability and response, while the dual-action truss rod allows you to fine-tune the action to suit your playing style.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To stay as close as possible to the original setup, choose a set of 80/20 bronze folk guitar strings in 12-53 gauge. Picks (soft to medium for accompaniment, and harder for a stronger attack) and a tuner are perfect for completing your playing routine.
Technical specifications
| Category | Steel String Shaped Body | Radius | 350 mm |
| Body height | 495 mm | Nut Width | 43 mm |
| Body width | 390 mm | Fingerboard | Black Brankowood |
| Body depth | 105 mm | Nbrs of frets | 20 |
| Format | Auditorium | Scale (mm) | 650 mm |
| Left handed | No | Tuning pegs | Die Cast |
| Cutaway | No | Bridge | Black Brankowood |
| Truss Rod | Double-action | Nut | Black graphite wedge / 72 mm & 43 mm |
| Special feature | Travel | Original Strings | Coated Phosphore Bronze Light 12-52 |
| Strings | Steel | Cover/case | Padded cover |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Types of frets | Medium Silver Nickel |
| Top | Pale Brankowood | Electroacoustic | No |
| Back&Sides | Smoked Eucalyptus Rough Sawn Finish | Color | Natural |
| Bracing | X | Finishing | Satin |
| Neck | Khaya | Hardware | Black |
| Back and sides | Laminated smoked eucalyptus, "raw-sawn" appearance | Number of strings | 6 |
| Scale length | 650 mm / 25.59" | Factory strings | 80/20 Bronze 12-53 |
| Number of frets | 20 | Nut/saddles | Compensated black graphite / 72 mm (2.83") and 43 mm (1.69") |
| Tuning machines | Oil-bath, 1:18 ratio | Gig bag/case | Padded gig bag |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Lâg Sauvage Auditorium suitable for fingerstyle?
The Auditorium body shape, combined with a solid Pale Brankowood top, enhances defined arpeggios and a clear attack.
Is this folk guitar suitable for beginners?
With a nut width of 43 mm and a 650 mm scale length, this model targets beginner to intermediate guitarists. The dual-action truss rod allows adjusting the action to suit the playing style.
Can it be plugged into an amplifier?
No electro-acoustic system is specified: this guitar does not have built-in electronics.
Which strings and accessories are provided?
The original setup uses Coated Phosphor Bronze Light strings in gauge 12-52. An 80/20 bronze folk set in 12-53 is recommended to stay close to the specified setup. A padded gig bag is included.
What woods make up the body of this Auditorium?
The top is solid Pale Brankowood, while the back and sides are laminated smoked Eucalyptus with a raw sawn appearance. The rounded back supports projection and bass response.



