G&L USA ASAT Classic Lefty Build to Order Guitar Jet Black

G&L USA ASAT Classic Lefty Build to Order Guitar — Jet Black

This left-handed G&L USA ASAT Classic delivers ergonomic playability and balanced weight distribution that make extended sessions feel effortless. The responsive neck invites quick position shifts and smooth string bending, while the punchy, articulate tone cuts through any mix with clear treble definition and woody midrange warmth. Built to order by G&L's master craftsmen, this instrument combines refined USA construction with tight tolerances and consistent hardware that stays in tune.

Playability & Feel

The Modern Classic neck profile with 1 11/16" nut width and 1 5/8" string spacing provides comfortable positioning across the fretboard. A 9.5" radius maple fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets and dot inlays supports both smooth legato passages and aggressive bending, while the satin finish neck reduces hand fatigue during longer sessions.

Tone & Electronics

Dual G&L ASAT Classic single-coil Alnico pickups in bridge and neck positions deliver the punchy, articulate character the ASAT is known for—responsive to dynamics with clarity across the frequency spectrum. The boxed-steel bridge with individual brass saddles ensures solid sustain and precise intonation transfer, giving you a versatile voice suited to blues, rock, country, and funk.

Key Features

• Alder body with double white binding and jet black finish
• Left-handed configuration
• Modern Classic neck profile
• 1 11/16" nut width with 1 5/8" string spacing
• 9.5" radius maple fingerboard with dot inlays
• 22 medium jumbo frets
• Satin finish neck (.820" depth at 1st fret, .870" at 12th fret)
• G&L ASAT Classic single-coil Alnico pickups (bridge and neck)
• Boxed-steel bridge with individual brass saddles
• USA Build to Order construction
• Approximate weight: 7 pounds 15.6 ounces

This lefty ASAT becomes an extension of your musical intention—a guitar that inspires consistent, reliable performance whether laying down crisp single-note lines or digging into chunky rhythm work.