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Specifications

Brand Takamine
Category Acoustic / Electric Guitars
String Type: Steel,
Number of Strings: 6,
Body Shape: NEX,
Body Style: Single Cutaway,
Left-/Right-handed: Right-handed,
Color: Natural,
Finish: Gloss,
Top Wood: Solid Spruce,
Back & Sides Wood: Solid Rosewood,
Body Bracing: "X" Scalloped,
Neck Shape: Asymmetrical profile,
Fingerboard Material: Ebony,
Number of Frets: 20,
Bridge Material: Ebony,
Nut/Saddle Material: Bone,
Electronics: Cool Tube CTP-3,
Strings: D'Addario EXP16 light-gauge strings,
Case Included: Hardshell,
Manufacturer Part Number: TAKP7NC,

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Full rich sound

Patrick
5 years ago

This guitar if first of all beautiful, with rich rosewood back and sides, and nice clean spruce top. Abalone inlay around sound hole also very pretty. Ebony fingerboard highlighted with cool snowflake fret markers. Light wood on edge of fingerboard also a nice touch and overall details are impeccable. While I have yet to plug it in (electronics look great!), I couldn't wait to read more enter this review to say the acoustic sound is beautiful - full, great sustain, great action all the way up the fingerboard makes all notes and chords easy to play and wonderful to hear. Worth every penny. I get excited to get back to playing it, and to look at it too!

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Amazing guitar

Lex
6 years ago

Japanese craftsmanship at its finest! This guitar is truly a work of art. The perfect body made of solid spruce and rosewood, mahogany neck, with beautiful abalone, snowflake inlays on an ebony fretboard. Perfection! I watched a Youtube video on how Takamine makes their guitars; 90% of the time a human is actually building the guitar, whereas Taylor's and Gibson's guitars are about read more 70% of the time built by machines, despite the high price tags. I firmly believe that if I spend over $2k on a guitar, it HAS to be made by skillful luthiers who are truly passionate about their jobs--not by pre-programmed machines, though they do have their place--just not with my guitars. This is why I chose Takamine over any other overrated, popular brands! Thank you, Sweetwater, for the outstanding customer service, and for finally uniting me with my soulmate!

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