LSL T Bone Destoto/Sonic Blue Aged

LSL T Bone Destoto/Sonic Blue Aged review

The LSL T Bone Destoto/Sonic Blue Aged is a U.S.-made, T-style electric guitar with an alder body, a roasted maple neck, a rosewood fingerboard, and two LSL standard pickups. Its listed finish pairs a Destoto Blue top with a Sonic Blue back. The guitar has 21 frets, a 648 mm scale, volume and tone controls, and an included case. The available specifications give a useful picture of its construction, though they do not describe its sound, setup, weight, or playing feel.

The product has been available since June 2023. Its listed price is 3499, with no currency specified in the supplied information. The item number is 543078. There is no customer feedback available, so this review assesses the stated design and equipment rather than reporting user experiences.

Body, neck, and fingerboard

The body is alder, a commonly used electric-guitar tonewood, while the neck is roasted maple. The fingerboard is rosewood. Those details identify the main woods, but do not establish how this particular instrument sounds or feels. The specifications do not provide body weight, neck dimensions beyond the profile, or information about the finish's thickness.

The neck profile is described as Medium C. This names the general shape, but there are no measurements for its depth or width at the nut, so players cannot use the listing to determine exact neck dimensions. The 9.5-inch fingerboard radius is a concrete fit detail for players comparing fingerboard curvature across instruments.

The guitar has 21 frets, specified as 6105 frets. The listing does not provide fret material or dimensions beyond that designation. Its 648 mm scale corresponds to the long-scale format used on many electric guitars. Scale length can inform comparisons of string layout and tension, but the actual feel also depends on string gauge, tuning, setup, and playing style, none of which are specified here.

Pickups and controls

LSL lists two standard pickups, with the pickup system identified as SS. The supplied information does not define that abbreviation or include pickup output, construction details, switching options, or individual pickup descriptions. It would be speculative to assign a specific tonal character or control layout beyond what is stated.

The controls are volume and tone. No selector switch is mentioned, and the available details do not explain how the pickups are selected or whether there are additional switching functions. Buyers who need that information should confirm the exact wiring and control arrangement with the seller before ordering. The listed configuration is enough to identify the number of pickups and the two named controls, but not to predict the full range of sounds available.

Bridge, tuners, and finish

The hardware consists of an LSL standard bridge and vintage-style tuning machines. The general specifications also state that there is no tremolo. This points to a fixed-bridge configuration in the listing, although no further bridge measurements or adjustment details are supplied. The tuner description likewise does not identify a manufacturer, gear ratio, or locking mechanism.

The finish is described as Destoto Blue on top and Sonic Blue on the back, with the product name also identifying it as aged. The pickguard is parchment. These are specific visual details, but the listing does not explain the aging process or describe how much wear is present. Photographs or a seller's description would be needed to judge the appearance of the individual instrument.

Included case and buying considerations

A case is included. A bag is not. The listing does not specify the case type or construction, so buyers should confirm those details if they matter for transport or storage. The guitar is identified as made in the USA, and the product information does not describe a limited production run.

On paper, the LSL T Bone combines familiar T-style dimensions and a straightforward listed electronics package with a roasted maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, and two LSL standard pickups. The 21-fret layout, 9.5-inch radius, Medium C profile, and 648 mm scale provide useful comparison points. However, the specifications leave important practical questions unanswered, including weight, setup, pickup switching, and the exact condition of the aged finish.

There are no customer reviews available for this product, so there is no basis for claims about reliability, factory setup, or real-world tone. For a purchase at the listed price, confirm the currency, current availability, case details, wiring, and instrument-specific condition with the seller. The published information supports a clear description of the build, but not a prediction of how this individual guitar will perform.