Got mine a week ago really happy with the build the pre amp has a lot of controls to to maximise tone sounds really bright with a new set of strings inlays are beautiful cant see any downfall to this guitar very happy
that had to be the best review of a guitar I ever heard, it made want one, I had the Takamine 12 jumbo, sold it and now I'm looking to buy this, if it has the same action as the 12 string brother it will be just what I want,I own a $4ooo.oo Taylor but I'm not really all that happy with it. more expensive doesn't meant better.
Hey Rob, help me whit this one... I want to buy a 12 string guitar, and i know that takamine makes that same guitar you have in your lap whit 12 strings. I have a TA-TAN16C Takamine and i just want to know if the soud is just so diferent to these one, being one a japanese and the other(g-series) Korean? Is it a good price-quality investment? If you have any more info about the 12 string one, please let me know. Thank you in advance ;D
Nicely done. Couldn't ask for a better guy to do this!
I have a cheap GS430S G with a solid cedar top. I've been around guitars many years and would say the quality is surprisingly good up and down the line, Even mine, with a satin finish, is paid great attention to detail.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP! Does anyone have any knowledge or can give approximate value on a 1980 Takamine Hirade signed Arte10 handcrafted concert model Acoustic guitar?
There is no better or worst... You need to play either and you´ll choose the right guitar. It doesnt matter if it is China, Korea or Japan... I have a lot of USA guitar but I have a lot of China, Korean Acoustic guitar... All are GREAT! But you need to search for a great instrument.
i have a takamine EG340SC and i love it, but i was just wondering if their is a big sound difference between the g series and pro series, like a EF340SC for example.
As great as the G-Series guitars are, it's hard to imagine that the Pro models are much better..but I have to tell you..they are! The craftsmanship, the woods, the electronics..all exceptional! If you ever get the chance, pick one up and give it a play.
Hey, from what you said, it sounds like you make those guitars yourself... but, I thought Takamine was a Japanese company... so, do you build guitars of their designs, or do you simply deal them? By the way, my dad bought a 1990 limited edition Takamine, probably the best I've ever played, unfortunately, it was damaged in a fire and doesn't play the same...
robtherep speaking on Mike's behalf...Mike is just trying to explain the difference between Takamine Pro (Japanese) and Takamine G-Series (Chinese, Korean). All Takamine guitars are designed by Takamine and manufactured in Takamine factories.
Hi, I am looking to purchase a EG363SC the one with the Rosewood and quilted maple on the back. I love the look of this guitar, does the sound match up to the looks because at £350 yes I'm based in the UK, it seems very cheap for the amount of effort that's go into making this guitar.
my friends told me that tagamine is very good...i played with lot's of acousic elecrtics guitars before i choose which to buy and i have to say that takamine is the best choise...very good sound and worths more than they cost...I love my new guitar hehe :D
Hey Rodney, this is robtherep answering on Mike's behalf. Yes, the GS330S is a great acoustic only non-cutaway guitar that features a solid cedar top and satin finish. This a very warm and rich sounding acoustic for a VERY good price!
Hi, I just purchased a EG523SC, Just like the one that you are holding. I have two questions. On this model the abalone inlay is exactly the same on my Jay Turser Les paul copy. I was wondering if there was any relativity to that, and also my niece had a TAK with a Gecko inlay on the neck could you tell me what model that guitar is. She sold it and is looking to get another, Thanks, Shane
No relativity to the other guitar mentioned. The Gecko was a limited edition a few years ago and is no longer available new. You may be able to find one in the used market.
Hello. I'm considering purchasing the Takamine EG440C or EG440SC. I'm having trouble finding information on what the differences are between these 2 models. The only possible difference I can find is that one may come with a laminated spruce top and the other a solid spruce top. Is this correct and are there any other differences between the two?Do these guitars come with a strap button where the neck meets the body? Thanks for any help.
Yes..the only difference is that the EG440SC has a Solid Spruce Top. And yes, The G-Series guitars feature a strap button where the neck meets the body.
Hello, can you tell me what gauge the factory strings on a G540S FB are? I am getting interested in fingerstyle guitar. Do you think I would need to change to an FXC, as you mention your video?
Strings are light gauge acoustic. Try fingerstyle on your guitar first. If it seems too uncomfortable or that you can't get your arm over the body and in the right position, then you might consider an FXC.
We use D'addario acoustic strings and use a light guage for 6-string and I believe extra light on the 12-string. There IS a limit to what most 12-strings can handle..would not go past light guage. Some folks even tune down and use a capo, just to keep the extra tension off the neck. Flamed maple back & sides are laminate on the EG models.
@mkamify It was made for a short while in a mini-jumbo, or what Takamine calls NEXC body. Model # EG543SC. It's discontinued, but there may be some out there. Search the web for that model #. Good luck!
I plan on getting this guitar for Christmas, I was wondering how much of a upgrade would this be from a Ibanez AEL20E? My Ibanez is okay, but the tone is kind of dead and starts to buzz after the twelfth fret.
@cjw4050 I'm not familiar enough with nor do I want to get into comparing different brands. I can say that I think you would be very happy with a Takamine G-Series guitar.
@andyywz what you refer to as EG128C is actually EG128SC and the difference is that the EG124C is a laminate spruce top with mahogany back and sides , while the EG128SC features a solid spruce top and rosewood back and sides.
I'm leaving for Colorado in a couple of weeks, and I want to leave a humidifier for my guitars. This Takamine is going to be my first acoustic-electric, and the humidifier I have for it is the Planet Waves one that suspends between the strings with a sponge enclosed (I wish I could post a picture here).
I'm just worried; is there a chance that the humidifier could damage the preamp or wires running inside the guitar?
I just ordered a EG530DLX blindly without playing one. I played an EG530SC at my local Guitar Center, loved the sound of the sapele.....and I read the the DLX model had a solid back, so I went for it. I read it was a new model foor 2009. How would you say it plays compared to other G Series Dreads?
@haithereimazn All Takamine Guitars are set up to play great! However, once they leave our facility, the guitars are exposed to different elements than can change their playability and cause them to need some adjustment. Not being able to play the guitar first is the down side to ordering online. There should be plenty of room for adjustment if your guitar arrives with less than perfect playability.
@TheCFH666 I don't normally comment on "used" product. I can say that $500 for a used EG360SC seems high. You should be able to buy a new one for $599.
Take a look at the serial #..first two digits are production year, next two digits are production month. Does that help? This method may not work if the guitar was made for distribution outside the U.S.
I caught a re-run of The Eurythmics on VH1 Storytellers the other day. Dave Stewart played a G-series. It was the black cut-out model with electronics. (You can see a couple of them in the background on the racks in this video)
I bought a G-series last week. I tried out about a dozen or so guitars. The Takamine was the 4th instrument I picked up. I looked at the salesman and said "Oh, my. I think this is the one." Anybody who has fallen in love with a guitar knows that feeling.
I let him show me lots of other guitars, but there wasn't a single one in the store that came close. I've been playing it for about a week, and it's pure joy. Just the right guitar for me.
i am an experienced guitarist and am doin my grade seven classical guitar soon and i play lots of electric music with my band but sometimes i would like to play acoustic . is the eg440sc a good guitar for its money?
hey i just started learnin how to play the acoustic a couple of months ago and i want to invest a good guitar. i was lookin at EG363SC cutaway and i like it a lot. do u think this is good for a beginner? and any other guitars u think r good for beginners?
The EG363SC is a great guitar for a beginner! It will continue to serve you well as you develop as a player and even start playing live! We have a few other models that I could suggest, but if you really like the EG363SC..GO GET ONE..THEY ROCK!
awesome! thinks a lot man...im stationed in japan right now so im gonna wait til i get back stateside, but im definately gettin one. thanx for the advice.
well its not SUPER high, but it is kind of high.. but the strings are easy to push down, it doesn't really feel too high when i play it in comparison to my old guitar.. hard to explain, try one out, i personally like them alot but it is all a matter of opinion.
All Takamine guitars are set up with a nice, playable action that can be adjusted up or down to suit the player's taste. However, guitars could need further adjustment once they arrive at the stores and hang a few days, due to changing weather conditions.
hi, i just purchased the jumbo that he is holding in the video. i dont know what the notch filter does, the in/out does, and what the mid contour does. please get back to me on those 3
i'm considering to buy a G series takamine but i'm not sure which one. maybe EG541SSC or EG523SC. can you please give me your pros and cons for both of them. would like to know your opinion. thanks
I'm happy to help. First, I have some questions...1) Have you played either guitar? 2) If so, what are your thoughts? 3) The EG523SC is a jumbo. Is that too big? 4) Do you perform on stage?
hello, thanks for reply! i played EG523SCB and liked it a lot. not too big cuz i'm almost 2m high :). didn't play EG541 or 543. wondering about the sound.. 541 uses nato?? don't need it for stage playing because i'm a mainly electric guitar player but who knows one day.. i'm looking for a solid guitar
and, yes, i use a combo of fingerpicking and strumming and would like a nice deep sound. a lot of bass so i guess a jumbo would be better? thanks for help
Sounds like you're leaning towards the EG523SC jumbo..this is a great guitar and one of our best sellers! The other models you mentioned earlier are all fine guitars, and are all around the same price, but are smaller in body size and would not have the big sound of the jumbo. Just remember, should you play the jumbo on stage, you may want to use a sound hole feedback cover to reduce the potential for regeneration...feedback! Let me know if there is anything else I can do to help.
Hi there! If you're talking about the jumbo Mike is holding in this video, than it is only offered as an acoustic/electric..EG523SC. We do offer acoustic only guitars, just nothing in a jumbo at this time. I hope I've answered your question. -Rob
So why the hell dont you play it for a fucking second atleasT? what a stupid video
pulanceyt 1 week ago
Great review, concise but very helpful.
joedransfield 1 month ago
but, the color of the guitar, how could i find it?
Pedrodamian23 3 months ago
its very beautiful that guitar? i want it!
Pedrodamian23 3 months ago
what is the name of the model that he have in his lap?
Pedrodamian23 3 months ago
@Pedrodamian23 EG523SC hope it helps
james11825 3 months ago
i wonder who this guy works for...:L
Tiarnan1986 3 months ago
Hello, I got that Jumbo Blonde, it sounds very cool, with a full tone.
But i was looking for some new strings to try on it, any advice?
what strings are you use?
Thanx
Samvalentinemusic 5 months ago
i picked up a eg440c new last year (cherry red) and, i love it..great guitar plugged in or not.
davedoggy 6 months ago
i want it :< but one big problem...no money
MrJack2449 7 months ago
Got mine a week ago really happy with the build the pre amp has a lot of controls to to maximise tone sounds really bright with a new set of strings inlays are beautiful cant see any downfall to this guitar very happy
CarlBlackhurst09 8 months ago
Whats wrong with the bridge?
elsonvarkey 10 months ago
@elsonvarkey it's a split bridge, perfects intonation and the equalization of the guitar and the pickup since the b and e strings are not wound
tributeml 10 months ago
Love these. Own a G Series myself.
mwells2683 11 months ago
Does the guitar so horrible, that it comes out not any sound? That's an odd thing.
Wudock 1 year ago
that had to be the best review of a guitar I ever heard, it made want one, I had the Takamine 12 jumbo, sold it and now I'm looking to buy this, if it has the same action as the 12 string brother it will be just what I want,I own a $4ooo.oo Taylor but I'm not really all that happy with it. more expensive doesn't meant better.
gibsoneer321 1 year ago
Great review!
bljgl 1 year ago
Got one and my mates and I are absolutely amazed, love it, better than my Maton
maniacmethod 1 year ago
this guitar is awesome!! (EG523SC) i take it with me to everywhere!!
LeoFeliT 1 year ago
Is this the colour "Natural polished gloss" or another one?
ollara 1 year ago
i have that guitar. hot damn.
ManCrushOnJohnnyDepp 1 year ago
Hi! I've got an Takamine EG440c and I'm considering buying a Kyser 6 string capo. Will a kyser capo work well with it? or a dunlop trigger?
shaolinmasters 1 year ago
i'm buying a takamine nxt month!!!
bionicmarge 1 year ago
Santa!!!!! I want one for Christmas!
Chimpaliciousness 1 year ago
I love my Takamine G440
claytoons 1 year ago
very sympathic presentation
kenshin3002 1 year ago
GREAT product video! More please from this guy!
alexmc69 1 year ago
Hey Rob, help me whit this one... I want to buy a 12 string guitar, and i know that takamine makes that same guitar you have in your lap whit 12 strings. I have a TA-TAN16C Takamine and i just want to know if the soud is just so diferent to these one, being one a japanese and the other(g-series) Korean? Is it a good price-quality investment? If you have any more info about the 12 string one, please let me know. Thank you in advance ;D
LegalizeProductions 1 year ago
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LakicGuitar 1 year ago
guitarrrs :D
LakicGuitar 1 year ago
I saw one for sale... think i should get it?
IsaacTheGuitarist 1 year ago
Nicely done. Couldn't ask for a better guy to do this!
I have a cheap GS430S G with a solid cedar top. I've been around guitars many years and would say the quality is surprisingly good up and down the line, Even mine, with a satin finish, is paid great attention to detail.
saltek1a 1 year ago
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP! Does anyone have any knowledge or can give approximate value on a 1980 Takamine Hirade signed Arte10 handcrafted concert model Acoustic guitar?
incontrast76 1 year ago
By the way, I'd like to see more videos of Mr. Marcure introducing guitars.
JillsTheme 1 year ago 5
We'll make that happen..thanks!
robtherep01 1 year ago
Hierarchy generally goes USA<Japan<Korea<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<China, Indonesia
JillsTheme 1 year ago
No USA made Takamine
robtherep01 1 year ago 6
@JillsTheme allow me to correct you Japan>England>USA and no other countries are worth mentioning in terms of acoustic guitar production :D
mafuhungy 9 months ago 3
i recentlly bought a used takamine guitar for 300 like the one to ur right.....did i get a good deal?
Burghlax 1 year ago
love my takamine EG540!
ehdrhcn 1 year ago
There is no better or worst... You need to play either and you´ll choose the right guitar. It doesnt matter if it is China, Korea or Japan... I have a lot of USA guitar but I have a lot of China, Korean Acoustic guitar... All are GREAT! But you need to search for a great instrument.
VelhosNovos 1 year ago
i have a takamine EG340SC and i love it, but i was just wondering if their is a big sound difference between the g series and pro series, like a EF340SC for example.
JEFFMM71 2 years ago
As great as the G-Series guitars are, it's hard to imagine that the Pro models are much better..but I have to tell you..they are! The craftsmanship, the woods, the electronics..all exceptional! If you ever get the chance, pick one up and give it a play.
robtherep01 2 years ago
@robtherep01 g-series are only from korea?
aldobu1990 2 years ago
No..Korea and China mostly
robtherep01 2 years ago
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THIS GUYS SO CREEPY LOOKING!
Carmine2825 2 years ago
Hey, from what you said, it sounds like you make those guitars yourself... but, I thought Takamine was a Japanese company... so, do you build guitars of their designs, or do you simply deal them? By the way, my dad bought a 1990 limited edition Takamine, probably the best I've ever played, unfortunately, it was damaged in a fire and doesn't play the same...
Zielkenoel 2 years ago
robtherep speaking on Mike's behalf...Mike is just trying to explain the difference between Takamine Pro (Japanese) and Takamine G-Series (Chinese, Korean). All Takamine guitars are designed by Takamine and manufactured in Takamine factories.
robtherep01 2 years ago
@robtherep01 do all takamine are made in korea?
aldobu1990 2 years ago
Just received my Takamine G440c. It's pretty amazing. Love it.
aleXSVballa 2 years ago
Hi, I am looking to purchase a EG363SC the one with the Rosewood and quilted maple on the back. I love the look of this guitar, does the sound match up to the looks because at £350 yes I'm based in the UK, it seems very cheap for the amount of effort that's go into making this guitar.
MrJnrc 2 years ago
I know, it seems too good to be true! This is a beautiful guitar that sounds amazing, plugged in or not. I'm confident you will love it.
robtherep01 2 years ago
just bought a Takamine EG-541 SC G-Series
jmiliad 2 years ago
Awesome..thanks for choosing Takamine!
robtherep01 2 years ago
my friends told me that tagamine is very good...i played with lot's of acousic elecrtics guitars before i choose which to buy and i have to say that takamine is the best choise...very good sound and worths more than they cost...I love my new guitar hehe :D
jmiliad 2 years ago
honest
thymol210 2 years ago
Hello Mike. U R easy to listen to and easy to understand. Thanks again. Is there a G series Takamine called GS-330S. what R strengths and value. rod.
rodneygarnett 2 years ago
Hey Rodney, this is robtherep answering on Mike's behalf. Yes, the GS330S is a great acoustic only non-cutaway guitar that features a solid cedar top and satin finish. This a very warm and rich sounding acoustic for a VERY good price!
robtherep01 2 years ago
what are the strings that Takamine use when the guitars are first stringed?
shaolinmasters 2 years ago
Light guage D'Addario
robtherep01 2 years ago
How good is the EG440c model?
shaolinmasters 2 years ago
We think it's great! Well balanced, plays great, sounds great, great price!
robtherep01 2 years ago
Hi, I just purchased a EG523SC, Just like the one that you are holding. I have two questions. On this model the abalone inlay is exactly the same on my Jay Turser Les paul copy. I was wondering if there was any relativity to that, and also my niece had a TAK with a Gecko inlay on the neck could you tell me what model that guitar is. She sold it and is looking to get another, Thanks, Shane
banzanto 2 years ago
No relativity to the other guitar mentioned. The Gecko was a limited edition a few years ago and is no longer available new. You may be able to find one in the used market.
robtherep01 2 years ago
Hello. I'm considering purchasing the Takamine EG440C or EG440SC. I'm having trouble finding information on what the differences are between these 2 models. The only possible difference I can find is that one may come with a laminated spruce top and the other a solid spruce top. Is this correct and are there any other differences between the two?Do these guitars come with a strap button where the neck meets the body? Thanks for any help.
Beerucer 2 years ago
Yes..the only difference is that the EG440SC has a Solid Spruce Top. And yes, The G-Series guitars feature a strap button where the neck meets the body.
robtherep01 2 years ago
Hello, can you tell me what gauge the factory strings on a G540S FB are? I am getting interested in fingerstyle guitar. Do you think I would need to change to an FXC, as you mention your video?
jyeh 2 years ago
Strings are light gauge acoustic. Try fingerstyle on your guitar first. If it seems too uncomfortable or that you can't get your arm over the body and in the right position, then you might consider an FXC.
robtherep01 2 years ago
Hello, can you tell me with what gauge (or even what kind) of strings the EG523SC and EG523SC-12 are factory set up with?
Is there any limit to what the 12 can handle (gauge)?
Is the flamed maple back and sides solid or laminate?
Thanks.
DuskY1991 2 years ago
We use D'addario acoustic strings and use a light guage for 6-string and I believe extra light on the 12-string. There IS a limit to what most 12-strings can handle..would not go past light guage. Some folks even tune down and use a capo, just to keep the extra tension off the neck. Flamed maple back & sides are laminate on the EG models.
robtherep01 2 years ago
Thank you VERY much!
DuskY1991 2 years ago
does anyone know if this guitar comes in another size besides the jumbo size?
mkamify 2 years ago
@mkamify It was made for a short while in a mini-jumbo, or what Takamine calls NEXC body. Model # EG543SC. It's discontinued, but there may be some out there. Search the web for that model #. Good luck!
robtherep01 2 years ago
I plan on getting this guitar for Christmas, I was wondering how much of a upgrade would this be from a Ibanez AEL20E? My Ibanez is okay, but the tone is kind of dead and starts to buzz after the twelfth fret.
cjw4050 2 years ago
@cjw4050 I'm not familiar enough with nor do I want to get into comparing different brands. I can say that I think you would be very happy with a Takamine G-Series guitar.
robtherep01 2 years ago
What is the difference between the Takamine G Series EG124C Cutaway Electric Classical and the EG128C??
andyywz 2 years ago
@andyywz what you refer to as EG128C is actually EG128SC and the difference is that the EG124C is a laminate spruce top with mahogany back and sides , while the EG128SC features a solid spruce top and rosewood back and sides.
robtherep01 2 years ago
whats the difference between the EG340sc and the EG360sc any sound differnce or just looks?
JEFFMM71 2 years ago
the EG340SC uses mahogany for the back and sides, while the EG360SC uses rosewood. plus, the EG360SC has abalone binding, which adds to the looks.
haithereimazn 2 years ago
correct..thanks for helping me out!
robtherep01 2 years ago
Thanks for your reply Rob.
and just one more quick question.....
I'm leaving for Colorado in a couple of weeks, and I want to leave a humidifier for my guitars. This Takamine is going to be my first acoustic-electric, and the humidifier I have for it is the Planet Waves one that suspends between the strings with a sponge enclosed (I wish I could post a picture here).
I'm just worried; is there a chance that the humidifier could damage the preamp or wires running inside the guitar?
haithereimazn 2 years ago
You should be fine as long as you follow the directions that come with the humidifier
robtherep01 2 years ago
I just ordered a EG530DLX blindly without playing one. I played an EG530SC at my local Guitar Center, loved the sound of the sapele.....and I read the the DLX model had a solid back, so I went for it. I read it was a new model foor 2009. How would you say it plays compared to other G Series Dreads?
haithereimazn 2 years ago
@haithereimazn All Takamine Guitars are set up to play great! However, once they leave our facility, the guitars are exposed to different elements than can change their playability and cause them to need some adjustment. Not being able to play the guitar first is the down side to ordering online. There should be plenty of room for adjustment if your guitar arrives with less than perfect playability.
robtherep01 2 years ago
I have a gs430s and it's a g series and not an electric acoustic, just an acoustic
but I think all the others are both
popomczowzow 2 years ago
robtherep01
what would you say about a
Takamine G Series G5403S-VFT NEX Acoustic Guitar
for 400$ ?
elvingboy 2 years ago
What would you like to know? The price seems right for a brand new one.
robtherep01 2 years ago
im planning on buying a s34c
its a nex cutaway
real cheap and it a jasmine by takimine
hitmanTwo35 2 years ago
anyone know whos selling a takmine np15??
julioworks1992 2 years ago
ok well thanks anyway brother.
TheCFH666 2 years ago
im buying a used takamine g 360sc for $500. i just wanted to know if its a good buy. and if it have good action.
TheCFH666 2 years ago
@TheCFH666 I don't normally comment on "used" product. I can say that $500 for a used EG360SC seems high. You should be able to buy a new one for $599.
robtherep01 2 years ago
can you tell me about the Takamine G Series EG360SC, i'm thinking about getting one.
TheCFH666 2 years ago
Sure, what would you like to know? Great guitar. Solid spruce top, rosewood back and sides, great electronics, nice abalone trim.
robtherep01 2 years ago
hi, i bought an old EN-20 sunburst color acoustic-electric guitar. How can i know the year of fabrication?
martinfunky1973 2 years ago
Take a look at the serial #..first two digits are production year, next two digits are production month. Does that help? This method may not work if the guitar was made for distribution outside the U.S.
robtherep01 2 years ago
wow, thx a lot, guess that should be it then.
serial # is 92080709, so i guess it´s a 1992 guitar, I thought it was older.
thx again!
martinfunky1973 2 years ago
I caught a re-run of The Eurythmics on VH1 Storytellers the other day. Dave Stewart played a G-series. It was the black cut-out model with electronics. (You can see a couple of them in the background on the racks in this video)
tillerman35 2 years ago
I bought a G-series last week. I tried out about a dozen or so guitars. The Takamine was the 4th instrument I picked up. I looked at the salesman and said "Oh, my. I think this is the one." Anybody who has fallen in love with a guitar knows that feeling.
I let him show me lots of other guitars, but there wasn't a single one in the store that came close. I've been playing it for about a week, and it's pure joy. Just the right guitar for me.
tillerman35 2 years ago
i am an experienced guitarist and am doin my grade seven classical guitar soon and i play lots of electric music with my band but sometimes i would like to play acoustic . is the eg440sc a good guitar for its money?
danzuko94 2 years ago
Great guitar, I think you would love it!
robtherep01 2 years ago
hey i just started learnin how to play the acoustic a couple of months ago and i want to invest a good guitar. i was lookin at EG363SC cutaway and i like it a lot. do u think this is good for a beginner? and any other guitars u think r good for beginners?
jclg07 2 years ago
The EG363SC is a great guitar for a beginner! It will continue to serve you well as you develop as a player and even start playing live! We have a few other models that I could suggest, but if you really like the EG363SC..GO GET ONE..THEY ROCK!
robtherep01 2 years ago
awesome! thinks a lot man...im stationed in japan right now so im gonna wait til i get back stateside, but im definately gettin one. thanx for the advice.
jclg07 2 years ago
hey. i've seen reviews about the guitar saying that the action is fairly high. is it true?
jumbomania7 2 years ago
well its not SUPER high, but it is kind of high.. but the strings are easy to push down, it doesn't really feel too high when i play it in comparison to my old guitar.. hard to explain, try one out, i personally like them alot but it is all a matter of opinion.
icebukket 2 years ago
All Takamine guitars are set up with a nice, playable action that can be adjusted up or down to suit the player's taste. However, guitars could need further adjustment once they arrive at the stores and hang a few days, due to changing weather conditions.
robtherep01 2 years ago
I have the EG440C in quilted red
by far the best guitar in the price range
takamine1231 2 years ago
Is the EG440C the only one that comes in the quilted red?
Bertziethegreat 2 years ago
yes
robtherep01 2 years ago
i really want a Takamine guitar! :) what type was he holding in his hand, do you know? please :)
- Joseph ^-^
JoJoKenn94 2 years ago
EG523SC 6-string..also made in a 12-string version
robtherep01 2 years ago
hi, i just purchased the jumbo that he is holding in the video. i dont know what the notch filter does, the in/out does, and what the mid contour does. please get back to me on those 3
Volleyballer69 2 years ago
i'm considering to buy a G series takamine but i'm not sure which one. maybe EG541SSC or EG523SC. can you please give me your pros and cons for both of them. would like to know your opinion. thanks
hrco85 2 years ago
I'm happy to help. First, I have some questions...1) Have you played either guitar? 2) If so, what are your thoughts? 3) The EG523SC is a jumbo. Is that too big? 4) Do you perform on stage?
robtherep01 2 years ago
hello, thanks for reply! i played EG523SCB and liked it a lot. not too big cuz i'm almost 2m high :). didn't play EG541 or 543. wondering about the sound.. 541 uses nato?? don't need it for stage playing because i'm a mainly electric guitar player but who knows one day.. i'm looking for a solid guitar
hrco85 2 years ago
and, yes, i use a combo of fingerpicking and strumming and would like a nice deep sound. a lot of bass so i guess a jumbo would be better? thanks for help
hrco85 2 years ago
Sounds like you're leaning towards the EG523SC jumbo..this is a great guitar and one of our best sellers! The other models you mentioned earlier are all fine guitars, and are all around the same price, but are smaller in body size and would not have the big sound of the jumbo. Just remember, should you play the jumbo on stage, you may want to use a sound hole feedback cover to reduce the potential for regeneration...feedback! Let me know if there is anything else I can do to help.
robtherep01 2 years ago
thank you very much
hrco85 2 years ago
hello. i want to ask u ....is there an accousitic takamine guitar lik htis shape or its all acc-elec???? plz reply
rockboy95bahjat 2 years ago
Hi there! If you're talking about the jumbo Mike is holding in this video, than it is only offered as an acoustic/electric..EG523SC. We do offer acoustic only guitars, just nothing in a jumbo at this time. I hope I've answered your question. -Rob
robtherep01 2 years ago
Really considering getting one...time to save =p
MrJohnWayne 2 years ago