Latitude NW-1915 Les Paul Electric Guitar Dual Humbuckers 6 String Solid-Body Guitar Ultra Thin Body for Performance Right Handed Electric Guitar with Tiger Veneer Grey Burst
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- Gorgeous 1.4" thin Congo mahogany body, mahogany neck and premium 42mm bone nut for a warm, full tone with better resonance
- Rosewood fingerboard with 22 standard 2.7mm round head stainless steel frets 628 mm for better string pushing
- Latitude custom model alnico 5 pickups, vintage P.A.F tone pickups with fast dynamic response and great transparent tone
- 2 volume and 2 tone controls with 3-way blade switch, 18:1 tuner, Tune-O-Matic bridge with More easily adjustable rollers
- Latitude Guitar New LP Style NW1915 - Lightweight LP style electric guitar that lets you rock out while taking the weight off your shoulders, open humbucking pickups for greater output power, smooth feel and transparent tone, a tribute to the classics!
Item Weight: 10.18 pounds
Product Dimensions: 41.7 x 13 x 1.3 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: NW-1915
Date First Available: March 24, 2022
Back Material: mahogany
Body Material: Roasted Mahogany
Color Name: black
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H
Scale Length: 628 Millimeters
String Material: Stainless Steel
Top Material: Rose Wood, Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Roasted Mahogany
Number of Strings: 6
Guitar Bridge System: Tune-O-Matic
Proficiency Level: All
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Color: Tobacco
greta bridge and nwck an epiphone killer.....aweet Ill put in real gibson humbuckers and have a 3K sound...love it slight adjustment buy it Ive beenplaying 40 years in bars studios etc ateacher,,,,,love it great neck U and C to get to the high frets sounds like a 1978 le spaul but better thinner neck,,,great tuners pick ups almost good enough,,,, add 59 seymours or real gibsons and sweeeet I have presets great Slash sound and Rush sound lighter 7.6 pounds thinner like a les paul on a diet better without the maple top the maghony makes it sweeter warm,,,, sonic blisss a joy to play ill thrash my fire fly and epiphone and Ibanez rg made in Indo,,,,,,, my fav,,,please make a modern tele with humbuckers thats my last guitar to hunt,,,, sounds dreamy on my spark amp and fender with blue sky and space time strymon pedals I want to wake up in the middle of the night to play the forst guitar I likes in 35 yers A+++++++ BUY IT
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2022 by jerry johnson eternal guitarist
Color: black
Gotta say, I am blown away. Figuring I'd get a blemished guitar, I ordered 2 of the Grey Burst Latitudes off of Amazon a couple days ago. Returns are easy, so I'll keep the better one and return the other. Well, the first one just arrived. Unlike a couple grey bursts reviewed on YouTube with Gold hardware, mine came exactly as pictured on Amazon with Chrome hardware, which I prefer, and it looks gorgeous. Ya, I looked at similar "light" LP style guitars sans pickguard including PRS SE, Epi Muse, Guild Bluesbird, Hamer Monaco, Vintage V100 and EART (didnt want to deal with shipping a HB). Looks are subjective, but none come close IMO to the Latitude, especially at this pricepoint. Aestheticly, I cant find anything wrong with it. The frets are pristine and the nut looks like its cut perfectly. Super comfortable with the thin cut body and the neck profile is going to be a lot of fun. However, the action is set way too low and it needs setup, intonating and tuning, no big deal. The only thing I'd suggest they change is to add a belly cut, a logo to the center of the headstock to take up all the dead space and to swap those goofy gold knobs with chrome knobs, to match the rest of the hardware. Once my second guitar arrives, I'll choose one to keep and begin the setup and add my strap locks, treble bleed and maybe a coil split. I presume it will sound as good as those that have already been reviewed online. Nice job Latitude, well done! Update 1: 2 days after unboxing, I found a couple flaws. A chip in the binding near the pup switch. Also, could be me but the G string appears identical to the B string in width and has far more slack/less tension than the other strings....and it doesnt want to stay in tune, perhaps due to the nut cut. Update 2: The second guitar has arrived. It has a proper G string and plays fine. G string on the first guitar is thinner, identical to the B string in width. Not sure how this passed QA. Second guitar has puddling in the binding laquer by the double-dot, with discoloration and 2 additional binding flaws. Not a pretty sight, so I immediately returned that guitar to Amazon after swapping G strings. I'm deciding if I want to attempt a 3rd guitar or see if I can get comped to fix the binding flaw in the first guitar. It's perfect except for that binding chip. I'm still blown away by the looks, playability and sound....nothing else compares, especially if a quilted grey burst is your thing. Looks even better than the Grey Burst PRS SE 245 at $800.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2022 by Joe Rocket
Update, took a chance on a second one... Just got another on today. So far it seems pretty good. bridge posts both lean a bit toward the tailpiece but it is acceptable. Couple of minor finish flaws and a little dent on the back but nothing really bad. Action was quite low out of the box and the intonation was off but easily fixed with a little standard set-up. Pickups measure a little less than 8K ohms and are not especially microphonic. Wax squashed out when adjusting the pole pieces so they must be pretty well potted inside. Pickup selector is leaf spring type not the cheapo box switch I expected. I like the roller bridge; made intonation adjustment so easy. About to replace the strings with a 10-46 D'Addario set but the factory strings were really not bad. Very nice fretwork and rounded polished ends. Fretboard inlays are well executed and the wood is nice fine grained if a bit dry. So far I'm pretty pleased but glad Amazon has such a easy return process since the first one was a dud. Raised my rating from two to four stars. Would have been five stars if the finish imperfections were not there and the intonation was not so far off. Nut is indeed bone and the slots could be deeper but since I'll be doing some slide work that's fine with me for now. Top does appear to be an actual veneer not a "photo-finish" since the grain does change with the viewing angle. Nice features and good value spoiled by slipshod quality control. First the good; good packaging. Nice finish, smooth even frets and nice sounding pickups. Arrived with very light but very fresh strings. Attempted a basic setup but could not correctly adjust intonation of the E A and D strings. Bass side bridge post insert was installed crooked. Basic assembly fault. This should never have made it out the door of the factory. Photos illustrate the issue really well. Proper bridge location is fundamental to a playable usable guitar or bass...FAIL ! Update, took a chance on a second one...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2022 by Shocknawful
Color: Tobacco
The Latitude NW-1915 is a great guitar. Since I got it a few days ago, I have been playing it damn near non-stop. It did require a bit of setup to get it just right for my taste, but it did play well out of the box. Needed a slight truss rod adjustment, action set, pickup height adjustment, then it was ready to rock. As you can see in the pictures, the finish of the guitar was not perfect by any means. A few scratches on the headstock that were touch up painted, probably due to strings scratching during assembly. There were a few minor finishing flaws here and there, all of them being of a cosmetic nature only. In my opinion, it adds to the character of the instrument. Not a big deal. Playability and sound ranks up there with any other high-end guitar I have owned (including a Gibson Les Paul). If you are in search of a decent Les Paul copy, this is a winner.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2022 by M. Stauffacher