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The Lucero LC100CE classical guitar is comfortable for any playing style or players at any level, making it a versatile acoustic-electric for all guitarists. Lucero’s 100 series is designed for ultimate playability with well-balanced acoustics at a great value. The LC100CE is crafted from premium tonewoods, with mahogany back and sides, a laminated spruce top and a rosewood fretboard and bridge that creates an ideal tonal balance. With a lifetime warranty, this guitar is built to last and made to give you a warm, resonant sound that is accessible for any musician.

Superior Tonewoods for a Rich Resonance

Created to give you the best sonic character at an unbeatable value, the LC100CE is made with a mahogany back and sides, that gives a full, warm resonance and a balanced but punchy tonal quality. The laminated spruce is an industry standard as a top tonewood, providing clear articulation in the details and a wide dynamic range, which gives it a versatility that is a great for different playing styles and genres. The rosewood gives the fretboard and bridge an ideal durability that gives it a long-lasting reliability and delivers a smooth feeling for effortless playability.

Thoughtful Design With Quality Components

This acoustic-electric has a cutaway design that gives ultracomfortable access to higher frets, which is perfect for comprehensive soloing. The 25-1/2" scale length also helps to reduce strain for a more effortless playing feel, while not compromising on acoustics. The passive preamp on the LC100CE has volume and tone controls for seamless versatility.

Lucero LC100CE Cutaway Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural
Lucero LC100CE Cutaway Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural
Lucero LC100CE Cutaway Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural

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  • Laminated spruce top
  • Cutaway body style
  • Passive preamp with Volume and Tone controls
  • Case sold separately
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Lead, which is known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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  • Body type: Classical cutaway
  • Body wood: Mahogany
  • Top wood: Spruce
  • Scale length: 25.5"
  • Neck joint: Dovetail
  • Neck wood: Mahogany
  • Fretboard: Rosewood
  • Number of frets: 18/12
  • Bridge: Rosewood
  • Bridge pickup: Under-saddle piezo
  • Controls: Volume, Tone
  • Tuners: 3 inline with pearloid keys
  • Hardware color: Chrome
  • Finish: Gloss natural

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4.61

36 Reviews

96%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Very good instrument

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Best Value Ever

I fully did not intend to purchase a guitar when I went in to GC, but after playing this thing (the last one I touched, ironically) I bought it immediately, figuring that they must have mistakenly put the wrong price tag on it. I've been playing for years and this one was among the best of the bunch in terms of playability and intonation, and could more than hold its own against hand-crafted guitars costing $3,000 and up. It has an immediate, almost piano-like attack and a bright, ringing sustain. When I got it home, I at first noticed some annoying buzz which I attributed to the low action causing notes to "fret out"; however, it turns out that this was just the piezo tone/volume control rattling in its mount, which was easily fixed by tightening the mounting screws. The best thing about this guitar is that it has a truss rod (unusual and possibly even unnecessary on a nylon string classical guitar) which allows for an ultra-flat radius fretboard and "D" shaped neck (think of Ibanez electric guitars), all of which makes playing it almost effortless.

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Most Liked Negative Review

2

Not worth the money

I recently began playing classical guitar and wanted an entry level guitar. This seemed perfectly in my price range and I was hopeful it would be of good enough build to last me a few years. I read the few reviews on here and was satisfied with the other reviewer's satisfaction. I tested the floor model out at the store and continued to be satisfied. After buying a fresh one in the box, I took it home to start practicing. Almost immediately I noticed an awful fret buzz located in the first 3 frets on nearly every string. Yes, it's a cheap guitar, but that doesn't mean it should make this unappealing noise on so many ftrets - if you're a musician with any skill level, you will notice it immediately and it will most likely bug the hell out of you. I exchanged it the next day for the same model, also fresh out of the box. Exact same problem. Yes, it's mass produced, and some "less-than-satisfactory" models will leave the factory, but having had 2 of these in a row have faulty string buzz on nearly every fret (therefore, unavoidable), and having adjusted the nut in the neck to try to alleviate the issue to no avail, I returned this subpar product to the store, shelled out an extra $100 and got the Maneul Rodriguez 11 Cabellero model and am unbelievably satisfied with the build and sound of the guitar. In conclusion, being a beginner to the classical guitar (though not to guitar in general), I wouldn't even recommend this guitar to another beginner - it's not worth the money, and it's absolutely worth the money to save up and spend a little more.

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Best Uses
  1. Practice1
  2. Recitals1
  3. Recording1
Cons
  1. See above1
  2. I honestly cant find any1
  3. Tuners are not the best1
  4. E-string was broken on arrival1
Describe Yourself
  1. Reacquainted with guitar after LONG absence1
  2. Experienced1
Pros
  1. Good Audio1
  2. Great tone1
  3. Incredible feel1
  4. Stays in tune incredibly1
  5. Attractive1

Reviewed by 36 customers

  • The top cracked&electronics volume on high strings 2 weaks

    1

    submitted2 months ago

    byTim

    fromPgh

    Finger picking.

  • Great guitar

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted9 months ago

    byCindy

    fromHouston, Tx

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I'm new to guitar. I started with an electric guitar but wanted an acoustic guitar for some of the other songs I've been learning. I have had this for about 2 weeks and love how it feels and sounds. Good so far! #sweepstakes

  • Nice starter classical guitar

    4

    submitteda year ago

    byMatt

    fromPrinceton, NJ

    This is a very nice student guitar. I bought it to expand a bit from my usual jazz and blues playing. My one complaint is that I bought an "open box" item, but it seems to have been EXTENSIVELY used. The strings are dead, and there is oxidation on the EA and D. Was this a display model?

  • I took a chance on a brand I was not familiar with and I lov

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byNATHAN

    fromKentucky

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I didn't have a classical nylon string guitar. I have wanted one for along time. Spotted this when being disappointed in a major brand's model.

  • I definitely recommend the Lucero LC100CE

    5

    submitted3 years ago

    byBob

    fromTucson AZ

    First let me say that I am no concert guitarist, But I have played for a lot of years and with a lot of entry level guitars. I bought this guitar because they didn't have the Yamaha that I went there to purchase. Very disappointed I begrudgingly bought this one with every intention of exchanging it for the "better" Yamaha when they got it in. But after a few weeks of playing it, I honestly wouldn't trade this guitar for any other. It sounds as good or better than any more expensive entry level guitar. And I have a few others. Even with the strings that came on it it sounds really good! These are not top of the line tuning machines of course, as you would expect for a guitar in this price range, but they work. I have to tune it every few times I pick it up but that may just be the nylon strings. But when its in tune it sounds amazing! Same for the electronics. And the finish on this Lucero is flawless. It looks as beautiful as it sounds.

  • Real Sweet Guitar

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted3 years ago

    byLarry

    fromMissouri

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I use this guitar for practicing quietly at home. Sweet guitar. It's not one of my Gibsons, but it's nice and didn't cost $4000.

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Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • submitted2 months ago

    asked byTam

    fromHouston

    Nut width ? Because it is said "classical", so I want to know

    Nut width ? Because it is said "classical", so I want to know

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The Lucero LC100CE cutaway classical acoustic‑electric guitar has a nut width of 1 15/16″, which is equivalent to 50 mm

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byLuke

    fromPA

    What is the nut width?

    What is the nut width?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The nut width is - 1 15/16″

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byBen

    fromMontgomery, TX

    Does this guitar have Chromatic tuner?

    Does this guitar have Chromatic tuner?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    No, it doesn't. I will have a product specialist contact you with options.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byJerry

    fromPortage, MI

    Does it have an adjustable truss rod?

    Does it have an adjustable truss rod?

    Open Reply - Gear-Adviser
    No. Classical guitars typically do not have truss rods

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byRob

    fromNashville, TN

    I don't see a battery hole, does this run on 9v?

    I don't see a battery hole, does this run on 9v?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The battery hole is in the pre amp. 9v.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byChicken

    fromundisclosed

    Does this come guitar come the same color as the picture?

    Does this come guitar come the same color as the picture?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    Might not be exact, but it would be close. Mainly the grains on the top would be different, not really the actual color beyond that.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byTravis

    fromundisclosed

    Is there a way to attach a strap to this guitar?

    Is there a way to attach a strap to this guitar?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Yes. A regular strap will do. It requires a string put through the strap hole and then tied to the neck, below the head stock.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byNolan

    fromundisclosed

    Is this guitar great for beginners?

    Is this guitar great for beginners?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    It's a really great choice for beginners. It has a thinner body to make it easier for an arm to rest on it as opposed to a larger body guitar.

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byIsmenia

    fromLawrence, MA

    Is this a nylon string guitar?

    Is this a nylon string guitar?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    This is a nylon string guitar.

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byHarvey

    fromCalifornia

    Where is the amplification jack located on the Lucero lc100

    Where is the amplification jack located on the Lucero lc100

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The input is located in the endpin jack.
    Open Reply - Kenneth
    It is in the back strap holder
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