New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ LRD Music) When Lance Reegan-Diehl met the owner of Swing Guitars a partnership was born. Lance was asked to provide a design of a guitar that he would like to play. After his many experiences modifying guitars he found it natural to sit down and sketch out some designs.
The end result was a newly designed Swing Guitar and Lance's own signature line. The guitar players role as a firmly established studio and live player in both Korea, Japan and in Asia, has positioned the artist to be very visible. It only made sense to leverage that visibility for the Swing product. Having a Western guitarist involved in their production was also an easy decision that made perfect sense.
Swing chooses very few players to be on their board and many applications are coming in from players that want their endorsement. The respect that Lance has garnered in the industry is undeniable and this is one example of that.
The specs for the guitar are unique and attractive. The clear blue finish over the swamp ash wood make for a deep wood design that is very lush. The 2 Pickups with a split feature built in to the 5 way switch, make for many sounds and tones that will come out of the guitar. In addition the tone knob has a pull switch to activate the bridge pickup when the 5 way switch is in neck position. This creates the final sound of the twin humbuckers. The 5 way switch applies splitting of the pickup coils as you go thru the different positions. The guitar neck is a stock Swing neck made from hard Canadian maple with Jumbo frets for plenty of life and wear on a 22fret neck scale.
Once again Lance Reegan-Diehl is involved with a guitar that professionals and novices alike will be able to appreciate. Everyone has dreams of being a guitar hero, now there is true to life six-string expert partnering with a company to take Eastern production values and turning it into a viable Western product. Visit LRD's website for more information and loads of information on technical specs for all the equipment he uses to make music live and in the studio.
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