H Jimenez – Bajo Quintos – El Estandar LBQ1

El Esta’ndar (The Standard) – LBQ1 (acoustic) – This full bodied H. Jimenez Bajo quinto is designed with a well-seasoned and close grained resonate spruce top with no micas. The back and sides are rich Mahogany trimmed with maple and rosewood edges. It has easy playability with a strong voice to punch through and be heard. An 18 fret Rosewood fingerboard with the H. Jimenez signature laser logo and the special “Thunderwing”™ Rosewood saddle bridge are standard features.

LBQ1E (with pickup) Equipped with factory installed natural sounding soundhole Seymour Duncan pickup. This sleek passive no-hum design has a convenient on-board volume control and is wired directly to a strap button/end pin style jack.

All H. Jimenez bajo quintos feature a specially designed Rosewood H. Jimenez Thunderwing™ bridge with saddle for optimum performance, high quality natural rosewood fingerboard with H. Jimenez laser logo in the end as well as the H. Jimenez headstock shape and arrow rosette. All H. Jimenez bajo quintos ship with padded gig bag with logo and are covered by Limited lifetime warranty.

The bajo quinto is paired with the accordion in Tex-Mex, Conjunto, and Norteño music styles. The special designs of the H. Jimenez bajo quintos are the product of direct collaboration with a master bajo quinto luthier Hilario “Layo” Jimenez. H. Jimenez instruments ship with padded gig bag with logo and are covered by Limited lifetime warranty. All H. Jimenez bajo quintos have traditional Florentine cutaways, unique luthier designed top and back bracing for the ultimate in projection and tone, specially designed Thunderwing™ saddle style bridges, great feel and striking style. Each model gives tradition with innovation.

Your style is Tex-Mex Mariachi or some other Latin American style? The Sr.Hilario Jimenez better known as “Layo” Who is the founder of H. Jimenez is recognized worldwide for its handmade instruments and with superior quality and indisputable: Under Quintos, Guitarron, guitars and harps that carry the badge the Jimenez family have led the Latin American music to a higher level, to name just one example let’s talk about: the Esta’ndar (the Standard -LBQ1) acoustic instrument with Fir front cover, back cover and sides of Mahogany decorated finely edges with Maple and Rosewood, 18 frets also fingerboard Rosewood bridge and an installed tablet manufactures Seymour Duncan, Soundhole Seymour Duncan SA-1.