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Takamine Hardshell Case for EG512C Acoustic Electric Bass $149.99 Hardshell bass case for the Takamine EG512C acoustic electric bass. |
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Takamine Hardshell Case For Eg512c Acoustic Electric Bass $149.99 Hardshell bass case for the Takamine EG512C acoustic electric bass. |
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Takamine EG512C Acoustic-Electric Bass $629 The super jumbo Takamine EG512C Acoustic-Electric Bass produces a lot of volume with super clarity and a tightly focused sound.Topped with spruce and built with mahogany back and sides, the Takamine EG512C Bass has a 22-fret maple neck with rosewood fretboard (34" scale), rosewood bridge, Takamine TK-4NB preamp, and chrome tuning machines. The cutaway bass guitar design offers total neck access. Don't forget a hardshell case for your Takamine Acoustic-Electric Bass! |
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Takamine Eg512c Acoustic-Electric Bass $629 The super jumbo Takamine EG512C Acoustic-Electric Bass produces a lot of volume with super clarity and a tightly focused sound.Topped with spruce and built with mahogany back and sides, the Takamine EG512C Bass has a 22-fret maple neck with rosewood fretboard (34" scale), rosewood bridge, Takamine TK-4NB preamp, and chrome tuning machines. The cutaway bass guitar design offers total neck access. Don't forget a hardshell case for your Takamine Acoustic-Electric Bass!Spruce topMahogany back and sides22-fret maple neck with rosewood fretboard (34" scale)Rosewood bridgeTK-4NB preampChrome tuning machines |
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Takamine GS330S Acoustic Guitar Natural $299 The price may be modest, but the Takamine GS330S Acoustic Guitar gives you genuine Takamine tone. There's no imitating the silky-sweet sound of a genuine solid cedar top, so Takamine has built a beautiful instrument around this one with laminated nato back and sides and a light satin finish. The result is an incredibly affordable guitar with truly high-end tone. Rosewood fretboard and expansive dreadnought body style. |
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Takamine Gs330s Acoustic Guitar Natural $299 The price may be modest, but the Takamine GS330S Acoustic Guitar gives you genuine Takamine tone. There's no imitating the silky-sweet sound of a genuine solid cedar top, so Takamine has built a beautiful instrument around this one with laminated nato back and sides and a light satin finish. The result is an incredibly affordable guitar with truly high-end tone. Rosewood fretboard and expansive dreadnought body style.Genuine solid cedar topRosewood fretboardLaminated nato back and sidesLight satin finishDreadnought body style |
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Used Takamine Hardshell Case For Eg512c Acoustic Electric Bass Regular 886830334566 $119.99 Hardshell bass case for the Takamine EG512C acoustic electric bass. |
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Takamine GC1164 Hardshell Case for Artist/FXC Guitars $129.99 Takamine hardshell guitar case fits Artist and FXC series instruments for secure, stylish transport. |
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Takamine EG512C Acoustic-Electric Bass 889406828223 $402.56 The super jumbo Takamine EG512C Acoustic-Electric Bass produces a lot of volume with super clarity and a tightly focused sound.Topped with spruce and built with mahogany back and sides, the Takamine EG512C Bass has a 22-fret maple neck with rosewood fretboard (34" scale), rosewood bridge, Takamine TK-4NB preamp, and chrome tuning machines. The cutaway bass guitar design offers total neck access. Don't forget a hardshell case for your Takamine Acoustic-Electric Bass! |
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Takamine Gc1164 Hardshell Case For Artist/Fxc Guitars $129.99 Takamine hardshell guitar case fits Artist and FXC series instruments for secure, stylish transport. |
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Takamine G440C Acoustic Guitar $249 You'll be amazed by the Takamine G440C Acoustic Guitar's affordability coupled with its easy playability and big sound. The classic combination of a spruce top and mahogany back and sides generates a warm, open sound that shines during solo work or vocal accompaniment. Sharp looks come from an abalone soundhole rosette and abalone position markers on the genuine rosewood fretboard. |
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Takamine G440c Acoustic Guitar $249 You'll be amazed by the Takamine G440C Acoustic Guitar's affordability coupled with its easy playability and big sound. The classic combination of a spruce top and mahogany back and sides generates a warm, open sound that shines during solo work or vocal accompaniment. Sharp looks come from an abalone soundhole rosette and abalone position markers on the genuine rosewood fretboard.Spruce topMahogany back and sidesRosewood fretboardAbalone rosetteGold tunersAbalone dots |
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Takamine Acoustic Di+ $199 Much more than just a direct inject device, this unit is designed with the features musicians count on to enhance their performance. Whether you play acoustic-electric or straight electric instruments the Takamine Acoustic DI+ will give you greater flexibility in your signal chain. It is just as at home in the studio as it is on stage, letting you send your instruments signal to an amp, a mixer, or directly to a recording device.This versatile active direct input pedal is loaded with features that players need to perform their best, such as balanced and unbalanced outputs, a buffered output, foot switchable effects send and return loop with an adjustable return gain, a 12db input pad, ground lift, and a mute switch. A foot switchable boost control is adjustable up to 10db that gives you the boost you need when it comes time to take a solo.The Acoustic DI+ can be used with any acoustic-electric instrument, but is especially for useful for instruments equipped with the Takamine Cool Tube preamp system. Beyond all of its sonic enhancements, the DI+ serves also as a power source for the Cool Tube preamp and eliminates the need for batteries.Super quiet performanceBalanced outputUnbalanced outputBuffered outputFoot switchable Effects send and returnFoot switchable Variable boostGround lift helps eliminate annoying hums-12db input pad (Switchable)Mute switch capableExternal power supply for Cool Tube preampsCompact size and rugged construction |
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Takamine G Series G128S Classical Guitar Natural $299 Made to strict Takamine specifications, the classical G128S guitar features traditional Spanish design and materials with a solid spruce top and rosewood back & sides. It is adorned with a classical style soundboard rosette and gold and pearl tuners. The Takamine G128S offers impressive performance in a classical guitar at a very affordable price. |
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Takamine G Series G124 Classical Guitar Natural $199 Made to strict Takamine specifications, the G124 classical guitar is made with a spruce top and mahogany back & sides. It is adorned with a classical style soundboard rosette and gold and pearl tuners. The Takamine G124 offers impressive performance at a very affordable price. |
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Takamine EF-381C 12-String Acoustic-Electric Cutaway Guitar $1449 The cutaway Takamine EF-381C 12-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar is one of Takamine's finest creations for the serious guitar player. Besides killer good looks the 12-string EF-381C offers a spruce top, maple back and sides, rosewood fingerboard, a cutaway dreadnought body, and CT4B electronics with 3-Band EQ and onboard tuner. |
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Takamine G Series G340 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, Natural List Price: $359.99 Sale Price: $249.00  |
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Takamine G Series G340SC Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, Natural List Price: $459.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Designed and built under the supervision of Takamine’s head luthiers, G-Series guitars are created to serve all players from the hobbyist to professional. The G340C dreadnought features a spruce top for extended dynamic range and a rich harmonic content... |
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Takamine G Series EG340C Dreadnought Acoustic Electric Guitar, Natural List Price: $519.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Designed and built under the supervision of Takamine’s head luthiers, G-Series guitars are created to serve all players from the hobbyist to professional. The G340C dreadnought features a spruce top for extended dynamic range and a rich harmonic content... |
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Takamine G Series G340LH Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, Natural, Left Handed List Price: $289.00 Sale Price: $199.00 |
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Takamine G Series EG340CLH Dreadnought Acoustic Electric Guitar, Left Handed, Natural List Price: $519.99 Sale Price: $321.75 Used From: $245.95 |
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Designed and built under the supervision of Takamine’s head luthiers, G-Series guitars are created to serve all players from the hobbyist to professional. The G340C left-handed dreadnought features a spruce top for extended dynamic range and a rich harmonic content... |
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Takamine G Series EG340SC Dreadnought Acoustic Electric Guitar, Natural List Price: $699.99 Sale Price: $449.00 |
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Designed and built under the supervision of Takamine’s head luthiers, G-Series guitars are created to serve all players from the hobbyist to professional. The EG340SC dreadnought features a solid spruce top for extended dynamic range and a rich harmonic content... |
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Takamine G340SC - Natural cut-away Drednought body- Acoustic Guitar start-up pack. Planet Waves? 16-pack pick sampler & acoustic guitar strap, DAddario? EJ16 phosphor bronze strings, with ULTRA? Guitar display stand Sale Price: $299.00 |
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Takamineâ?TMs G340SC body design exhibits maximum acoustic performance and playability with quality tone woods. This model is a cutaway and upgraded solid spruce top version of the popular G340 for the more advanced player... |
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Takamine G340SC - Natural cut-away Dreadnought body- Acoustic Guitar start-up pack. Planet Waves/GO-DPS 16 Pick Sampler (#PW-SAMPLER) & acoustic guitar strap, DAddario? EJ16 phosphor bronze strings, with MBT Hard Case Sale Price: $349.00 |
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Takamineâ?TMs G340SC body design exhibits maximum acoustic performance and playability with quality tone woods. This model is a cutaway and upgraded solid spruce top version of the popular G340 for the more advanced player... |
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Takamine G Series EG440SC NEX Acoustic Electric Guitar, Natural List Price: $649.99 Sale Price: $443.52 |
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Designed and built under the supervision of Takamine’s head luthiers, G-Series guitars are created to serve all players from the hobbyist to professional. The G340C NEX features a solid spruce top for extended dynamic range and a rich harmonic content... |
Where Should I Go To Buy My First Guitar And What To Consider
When purchasing one's first guitar, there are a number of things to consider. Whether an independent music store is located close to one's home, how great the selection at a local retailer is, and whether an instrument dealer is willing to negotiate price are things to keep in mind before spending your hard-earned cash.
Before doing anything, browse the catalog of major retailers like Musician's Friend to get an idea of the most inexpensive guitar models and how much they cost. Why are we looking at the most inexpensive models? When starting out, it's important not to get carried away and buy a fancy guitar boasting all kinds of bells and whistles. If Beethoven only owned the cheapest keyboard available, he would still use it to play beautiful music, right? After you have a few in mind and have a good idea of the price range, you can take that knowledge with you to a local music store and see what they have in their inventory. In addition to supporting people in your community, the advantage of using an independent dealer over a larger one is that you're giving yourself the opportunity to network with other musicians in your area who will support you and advise you as a budding guitar player yourself.
Next, if the selection at your local retailer contains many of the models you saw in the larger dealer's catalog, try out as many as you can. Sure, you don't know how to play anything yet, but you can hold the guitar and see what feels comfortable to you. Also ask the seller what he or she recommends for a beginner while keeping in mind that salespeople will nearly always try to up-sell you. Don't be tempted to complicate your experience as a budding guitarist by purchasing an electric guitar. Electric guitars come with too many distractions (amplifier settings, tone knobs, pickup selectors, etc.) for a beginner. Brands like Fender, Ibanez, and Takamine make many acoustic guitars that are reasonably-priced for beginners and are of excellent quality to boot.
You also should never be afraid to bring up price to negotiate with a seller. After all, the worst thing that could happen is that you have to pay the price already listed or go somewhere else for a better deal. If the price for the guitar at the music store is the same or lower than the price in the catalog, then you're set! Sometimes, however, you will find that the dealer's price is more than what you saw in the catalog. If this is the case, simply show the seller how much this guitar is selling for elsewhere, mention that you would love to buy locally, and ask if he or she can meet or beat that price. There's a good chance you'll get what you're after. If not, you can take your business to a competitor or just purchase the guitar from the catalog. Either way, you've found the best deal possible for a guitar that works for you.
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