LsL guitars. What's the skinny?

[NaturalBornBoy]

Do any of you own an LsL guitar?

How are they compared to brands like Anderson, Suhr and Luxxtone?

I'm considering getting a XT-2 but I would like more info/reviews first.

 

[godgrinder]

Aren't these partsocasters?

 

[NaturalBornBoy]

Aren't these partsocasters?

As far as I know, they're not.

They make their own bodies, necks, pickups, certain bridges.......

 

[sixty-niner]

Last week I had a chance to play one of their tele's for the first time, a friend of mine who is a sponsored artist of theirs much preferred it over her suhr modern. She sold the modern and kept the tele. It was a very different sounding telecaster, it didn't have that bright spank that I normally get from one. It was beefy and fat, I loved it!!! It was made from pine wood. But defiantly not a parts guitar. give them a shot, they are great!!

 

[RockyStar]

Great guitars, I wouldn't hesitate if they have a model you are interested in.

 

[SavageRiffer]

They're nice, but way overpriced.

 

[Soulstealer]

They're nice, but way overpriced.

Agreed. Over $3k for th relic'd HSH Strats at Matt's Music.

 

[thiswaythatway]

They are really nice, a local shop has some in stock. They feel like old worn in strats. They don't have that slick modern feel that an Anderson or Suhr may have.

 

[NaturalBornBoy]

Well, I found out that they don't do 1 11/16" nut widths and compound radius boards, so I'll just look elsewhere for now.

 

[braintheory]

I tried one recently and thought it was just ok