TL-6
TL-6
NATURAL
LTD’s TL series is an entirely new transducer-electric series that provides incredible acoustic tones with the comfort and feel of an electric guitar. The TL-6 offers high-quality woods and components, including a mahogany body with spruce top, a 3 pc. mahogany neck, and a rosewood fingerboard with 22 jumbo frets, as well as Grover tuners, Graphtech NuBone-XB nut and saddle, and a Fishman S-Core pickup and TL-3 preamp w/ onboard tuner. If you've been searching for that full-body acoustic tone on your next performance or recording, then you will most definitely want to check out a TL model today.
This guitar looks excellent. The materials mention a chambered body. What details can you provide on this? Is it similar to an ES-335 that has a solid center block and "wing" chambers, or something more like the weight-relief Les Paul's that have multiple mini-chambers throughout the body? Also, are there any demo's of the unplugged acoustic tone? I haven't been able to find any online. Thanks for your help.
Hi Scott, the body has a large chamber on each side of the body. you can see the chamber on the side with the F- hole. There is a solid center block. Sorry there are no demos showing unplugged acoustic tone. In this type of guitar the sound will be much better when plugged in versus unplugged due to the construction.
I have the LTD TL6 and am struggling with getting a "good" acoustic sound. I'm playing through a Fishman Loudbox amp. It's missing the warmth of the true acoustics, and just sounds like an electric guitar on a clean channel. Got any suggestions that might help me recover that sound I had with my Tanglewood Auditorium Acoustic guitar ? Guitar / Amp settings, effect pedals ? I play on a church worship band and am a "heavy strummer", I hit the guitar hard at times. So due to that it just seems to ring and ring and ring, almost slurring chords together, or sustains what seems forever. Acoustic response is nothing like that. Help, I'm about to trade it off.
you could always check our forums to see how other TL users are setting these up or if you have any questions you may reach out to our customer service team at customerservice@espguitars.com or https://www.espguitars.com/pages/support
Hey Giorgos, the thin line instruments do not use separate pieces for backs and sides as these are constructed in a similar manner to solid body electric guitars. The wood used would be sourced from Asian continents as opposed to African sources that khaya ivorensis would be from. All instruments using a spruce top will denote this in the specifications as this one does.
Hey Marcio, I'd recommend contacting your local ESP distributor, they would be in charge of importing these instruments to your region.
https://www.espguitars.com/locations?categories=intl-distributors