LAVA ME 2 Electro-Acoustic Guitars Carbon Fibre 36inch Black

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The only other physical control is a master-volume flywheel. Everything else is indicated by graphics that appear on a 3.5-inch multitouch screen facing up at the player from the top side.

What happens when that groovy electronic gadget malfunctions or stops altogether beyond the warranty? While comparisons to other carbon instruments may mean something to techies, most acoustic players are likely to compare the Lava to wooden instruments. In that regard, several things stood out right away. First, the Me 2 has a stronger lower midrange than I’d expect to find in a comparably sized wood instrument. It sounds warm and full. While it produces a bit less top-end sparkle than my Martin 00-18 (which isn’t a super bright guitar), the top end sounds clear—like a good tenor singer hitting a high note. Rod Brakes (December 23, 2021). "Is This What the Future of Guitar Looks Like? Introducing Lava Music's Lava ME 3". Guitarplayer.com.The Lava Me 4 is a very unique and forward-looking guitar. It offers a ton of creative tools, and it doesn't make you work for your results - you press a button and you get results *now*. It's intuitive to use, and made of very high-quality materials. It's not cheap, but it is a lot of fun, and a great way to get creative with minimal barriers to entry. A short scale length combined with high action makes chords a bit difficult, but using a capo at the second fret helps a ton.

The tonal consistency also applies as you move from low to high pitch. Bass notes are tight and strong, the highs clear and full. The Me 2 shows none of the crossover effect that makes some guitars sound disconnected from treble to bass. My only complaint is a slight bump of resonance between the lowest B and notes. Advanced ElectronicsReview: Lava U Blue Tenor's Futuristic Design and Features Make a Bold Statement". Ukulelemag.com. 8 January 2021. Lava Music's new carbon-fiber acoustic-electric promises "bright, dynamic and open sound at a fraction of the size" ". Guitarworld.com. 24 March 2020.