Stagg L320 Single Cut Electric Guitar Cherry Sunburst

This second hand guitar is in great condition

The Stagg L320 was part of Stagg’s range of affordable electric guitars inspired by classic designs. Marketed as a Les Paul–style single-cut guitar, it is aimed at beginners, students, and budget-conscious players who want the aesthetic and feel of a classic rock guitar without the price tag of a Gibson or Epiphone. Stagg, a Belgian company, has built a reputation for making entry-level instruments that balance cost-effectiveness with decent playability.

Build & Design

• Body: Mahogany-style body (typically basswood or nato in some models) with an arched maple top, finished in various colors (commonly Cherry Sunburst, Vintage Sunburst, or Black).

• Neck: Set-in mahogany/nato neck with a rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets, and trapezoid inlays — closely following the Les Paul template.

• Scale length: 24.75" (Gibson-style).

• Hardware: Tune-o-matic bridge with stop tailpiece, chrome hardware.

• Pickups: Dual humbuckers with a 3-way selector switch, two volume and two tone controls.

On looks alone, the L320 does a good job of mimicking the Les Paul Standard aesthetic — from the carved top to the cream binding and trapezoid inlays.

Tone & Performance

• Pickups: The stock humbuckers are serviceable, delivering a warm, mid-focused tone that works for rock, blues, and heavier rhythm playing. .

• Clean tones: Full and mellow,

• Overdriven tones: Thick and punchy, great for classic rock riffs and power chords,

• Playability: The set neck improves sustain compared to bolt-on budget guitars. Neck profile is fairly slim and comfortable for beginners. 

Strengths

• Attractive Les Paul–style design at a low price.

• Dual humbuckers deliver versatile tones for rock and blues.

• Solid feel and decent sustain for its price bracket.

• Good starter guitar for learners who want the Les Paul look and sound.

The Stagg L320 is a budget-friendly Les Paul–style guitar that delivers solid looks, decent playability, and serviceable tones at an accessible price. While it won’t fool anyone into thinking it’s a Gibson, it can be a great first electric guitar or a reliable backup. With some upgrades (better pickups, proper setup), it can become a surprisingly capable gigging instrument for players on a budget.