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Lucero LC100 Classical Guitar Black


Description
The Lucero LC100 classical guitar offers an authentic nylon-string acoustic tone and traditional styling at an affordable price. The LC100 is crafted with a laminated spruce top and mahogany back and sides for a warm, resonant sound. Its comfortable neck and fingerboard are also mahogany, with an ideal 1-11/16" nut width for effortless playability. Now you can experience the musicality of classical guitar at an excellent value.
Laminated Spruce Top Provides a Clear, Articulate Voice
The LC100's spruce top is laminated for durability, and delivers the crisp, balanced tone spruce is known for. Its resonant properties give single notes and chords a ringing, singing quality. Spruce is a perennial favorite for classical guitars thanks to its ability to reproduce the harmonic nuances and dynamic range of nylon strings with stunning accuracy.
Mahogany Back and Sides Offer a Rich Low End
The LC100's mahogany back and sides provide a solid tonal foundation, with a warm, rounded low end and pleasant midrange. Mahogany's dense grain helps project volume while also enhancing the spruce top's clarity. The combination of spruce and mahogany is a proven formula for an authentic classical guitar tone with a perfectly balanced frequency response.
Comfortable Playability for Beginners and Beyond
With its slim, rounded neck profile, the LC100 is designed with player comfort in mind. Its shorter 25-1/2" scale length reduces tension for an effortless feel, while still providing full, ringing tones. Eighteen frets offer ample room for soloing. Whether you're new to classical guitar or looking to expand your collection, the LC100 delivers an inspiring playing experience.
Premium Components and Timeless Style
The LC100 features open-gear tuners, a rosewood bridge and an elegant rosette for a touch of vintage flair. A natural gloss finish highlights the resonant tonewoods. With its traditional lines, fan bracing and uncompromising quality, the LC100 brings the rich musical heritage of classical guitar to you.


Features
- Body style: Classical
- Top: Laminated spruce
- Back: Mahogany
- Sides: Mahogany
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard: Select hardwood
- Bridge: Select hardwood
- Scale length: 25-1/2"
- Number of frets: 18
- Nut width: 1-15/16" (50 mm)
- Neck width at body: 2-5/16"
- String Spacing at saddle E-E: 2-5/16"
- Binding: Black
- Tuners: Chrome slotted head open-gear
- Rosette: Classic
- Fingerboard inlays: none
- Width at upper bout: 11-1/8"
- Width at lower bout: 14 5/8"
- Maximum depth: 4-1/8"
- Finish: Natural gloss
- Case sold separately
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Polybrominated biphenyls, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Reviews
4.51
83 Reviews
93%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Great 1st guitar.
I just recently started playing guitar a few months ago, and this happened to be my first guitar as a gift. From top to bottom the guitar is beautiful..the frets are nice and spaced out, and the strings are very soft..which is good if you're just starting as it's easier on your fingers. One thing I don't particularly like about this guitar is the inability to reach extremely high notes..even the 15th fret is tough to reach, but all in all it's a great guitar for only 100 bucks.
Most Liked Negative Review
An ok practice guitar
I've had this guitar for two years now and when I first got it, it was because the guitar was cheap and I wanted to practice technique. First the good. This guitar is unbeatable for the price and it doesn't sound half bad. Now for the terrible... The action on mine came set WAY to high, and on top of that this thing buzzes everywhere if your not precise and technical in your playing. For the longest time I thought the reason I couldn't get a clean sound out of this thing was that my playing was too sloppy... Not so, I've played other more expensive classical guitars and the difference was night and day. If you just need something to sit down and mess around with go for it, but spend a little more money and get something that plays much better.
- Learning2
- Something different to play if I get the urge1
- Live concerts1
- Study1
- Learning to play.1
- Be careful with the headstock. Mine came broken1
- A couple of rough fret edges, easily filed down1
- Yes I have to agree The tuner could use an upgra1
- Tuners are just a tad tight but still very good.1
- no internal pickup (is that really a con though?1
- 70's 80's rock player. Gilmour meets Evh style.1
- Have been playing acoustic guitar for 55 years1
- Guitar instructor1
- Well I've been playing for about 50 years1
- Guitar hack1
- Cheap. No big loss if it's not your thing.1
- Great guitar for the price1
- Finish1
- Great beginner's guitar1
- Truss rod adjustability1
Reviewed by 83 customers
It was an amazing guitar to get I honestly recommend it
submitted5 months ago
byWe
fromCorpus chrisiti
Best money spent
Don't Bother
submitted8 months ago
byDennis
fromLake Forest
Cheaply made. The bridge came off the first time I used it. Don't waste your money. Guitar city was great about giving me my money back.
Stellar guitar for the$$$
Verified Buyer
submitted9 months ago
byChris
fromDetroit, Michigan
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
This guitar sounds great. Would be a great first guitar.. or even if you have 6 other guitars like me. Lol first impressions where that it sounds good and plays nice. What else can you ask for. I put some nice savarez strings on it, sounds even better. Also i had no problems restringing it.
It's ok to test if you like playing classical guitar
submitteda year ago
byPuddintame ask again I tell you the same
fromEarth
Decent guitar for the low price. Will need a setup and new strings. A new set of strings really brought out the tone.
Great sonority and soft to play
Verified Buyer
submitteda year ago
byAntonio
fromCentennial, CO
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
From the moment I tried it at the Guitar Center I felt the great sonority and the softness. Great guitar for the price.
Excellent guitar for the price!
Verified Buyer
submitteda year ago
byMark
fromAtlanta GA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I recommend this guitar to all my beginning classical guitar students. I own one as well, purchased when the Lucero LC100 first was marketed in the US.
Q&A
Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.
submitted7 months ago
asked bytookie
frompierre part la
does this guitar have a thrusrod
Yes, it does.submitted10 months ago
asked byYoseph
fromsilver spring MD
Can I hook an amp on this guitar
No, you can't.submitted10 months ago
asked byNipn
fromundisclosed
Hi. What's the width of the arm? I just bought a Yamaha that's too thin for my fingers. There is no reference about it in the description. Thanks
Nut width: 1-15/16". Neck width at body: 2-5/16".submitted2 years ago
asked byJennie
fromundisclosed
I'm a beginner and have small hands would this be okay to use?
The LC100 is not good for small hands. Classical guitars, by design, have wider necks than steel string guitars.submitted2 years ago
asked byBarry
fromLouisville, KY
What hard shell cases best fit this guitar?
Musician's Gear Deluxe Classical Guitar Case Tweedsubmitted3 years ago
asked byPetey
fromRamona CA
Where is it made
This guitar was made in China.submitted3 years ago
asked byDaffoory
fromLong Beach, Ca
Is it full size?
Y&es. Scale Length: 25-1/2"submitted3 years ago
asked byEne
fromCo
Does this use Nylon strings
Yes it does have nylon strings.submitted3 years ago
asked byAlwyn
fromLaurel, maryland
Does this guitar have a hook for a strap?
No, it doesn’t have a hook for a strap.submitted3 years ago
asked byChris
fromundisclosed
Would this be good for an 8 year-old to learn on?
You're right on the border. I learned on a full size guitar at age 9. I would say yes.