LSL Saticoy RW Ice Blue Med Aged
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LSL
Saticoy RW Ice Blue Med Aged
Product Info
Article Number:
543076
Brand:
LSL
Model:
Saticoy RW Ice Blue Med Aged
Category:
Premium Guitars
Price:
$3,903.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Saticoy is a seriously well-made guitar, clearly inspired by vintage Strats but with a modern edge. That roasted maple neck is a game-changer for stability and feel, and the LSL pickups offer a really sweet, articulate tone. This is perfect for players who love that classic Fender vibe but want a bit more refinement and build quality.
Product Description
- LSL Saticoy RW Ice Blue Med Aged
- Electric Guitar
- Alder body
- Roasted maple neck (satin)
- Rosewood fretboard
- Neck profile: Medium "C"
- 21x 6105 Frets
- Fretboard radius: 9.5"
- 3x LSL standard pickups
- Parchment pickguard
- Volume and 2x tone controls
- Vintage strat tremolo
- Vintage machine heads
- Finish: Ice Blue
- Made in USA
- Case included
PROS
- • Roasted maple neck offers exceptional stability and feel.
- • LSL standard pickups deliver a focused, articulate vintage tone.
- • Alder body provides balanced resonance and sustain.
- • Aged finish adds character and a broken-in feel.
CONS
- • Ice Blue finish may not appeal to all aesthetic preferences.
- • Rosewood fretboard might require occasional oiling for optimal playability.
- • Vintage tremolo can be finicky without proper setup.
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
Alder
Neck Material
Roasted Maple
Fingerboard
Rosewood
Pickups
3x LSL Standard Single-Coil
Scale Length
25.5"
Frets
21, 6105
Bridge
Vintage Strat Tremolo
Weight
8.2 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a bit more focused and less brittle than some vintage pickups, offering a clearer high-end without being harsh. It captures that classic chime but with a bit more punch.
It's primarily cosmetic, but the slightly thinner finish can contribute to a touch more resonance. The aging process itself doesn't significantly impact the sound, though.
Vintage tremolos are inherently less stable than modern ones; a proper setup with good strings and a careful hand is essential for reliable tuning. It's worth having a tech adjust it initially.
