Lark Natural

The Lark stands as a testament to precision and passion, boasting a petite 13” fully hollow body meticulously fashioned for optimal resonance. With 24 frets and a 25.5” scale length, it beckons musicians to explore its vast sonic landscape with boundless creativity. Adorned in your choice of burst or natural AAA Flame Maple with a lustrous Nitro Finish, the hand-carved soundboard exudes timeless elegance.

Crafted from AAA Mahogany, the back and sides of the Lark are artfully sculpted and finished in a luxurious Matte Finish, offering both visual allure and ergonomic comfort. Versatility is the hallmark of this instrument, effortlessly traversing genres from jazz and rock to blues and country, delivering a symphony of sound that captivates audiences.

Embodying the essence of sophistication, the Lark features the iconic MA headstock, meticulously detailed mother of pearl fretboard inlays, and a neck crafted from exquisite 5-piece matte finish Mahogany, harmonizing seamlessly with the body. Every detail, from the handcrafted ebony pickup rings and tailpiece to the volume and tone knobs, exudes opulence and refinement.

At the heart of the Lark lies its soul-stirring tone, powered by Seymour Duncan 59 pickups meticulously engineered for unparalleled clarity and depth. With series, parallel, and split functions, the sonic possibilities are boundless, inviting players to explore new realms of expression.

Exquisite in every detail, the Lark is adorned with triple bound f holes and mahogany binding around the body, fretboard, and headstock, showcasing unparalleled craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Handcrafted by our select group of master luthiers, each instrument is a labor of love, meticulously crafted from design to finish. The result is a luthier-grade instrument that not only delights the senses but also elevates the playing experience with its unmatched playability, tone, and responsiveness. Discover the artistry of the Lark and experience a new standard of excellence in electric archtop guitars.