Takamine blanca

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Takamine blanca

Kremona rosa morena vs Manuel Rodriguez ff Full Version. I have been shopping around for a good guitar around the range. Both of these guitars sound similar. The Rodriguez ff sounds a bit louder and responsive. But I love the warmth of the ash wood of the Bella. Does anyone have experience with these guitars?? Please help me :. I own a Navarro and a gk studio negra. If you search the forums, there is a LOT of discussion about both models. Morena, Bella

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User Name Remember Me? Takamine where do they rank? I see a lot of people play them. I have never played one. Are they as well built as the major brands? I was thinking of getting one but want to hear from those that have played them. Takamine would not come close to almost any guitar in your sig

Guitarists and music enthusiasts alike will have all heard it all over old-school recordings, including Bob Dylan and many other artists. It's time to explore a rich, resonant tone with a beautiful warmth and a punchy, earthy character without breaking the bank. Takamine is well known for its high quality and great-sounding acoustic instruments. Often high-quality build and sound comes with a price tag, but in this review we'll be taking a look at a highly affordable, all-round dreadnaught acoustic guitar from Takamine. There's no finish on the wood, so there is a lovely matt texture to the guitar, it feels very natural. The fingerboard is made from Laurel. There are no electronics with this guitar, so no tuner or preamp. This is a very basic guitar, but with reason. The guitar looks and feels great to play, no sticking out frets or rough patches of wood, the hardware feels solid, quality tuners and bridge pins.

Takamine blanca

The GD30 is a classy-looking dreadnought guitar that features solid-top construction, a beautiful gloss finish and all the full, rich sound players have come to expect from this classic body style. Perfect for any player looking for a great all-around acoustic guitar that can cover any style, the GD30 combines a solid spruce top with okoume back and sides that produce a rich, resonant sound. The slim mahogany neck and 12"-radius ovangkol fingerboard provide great feel and playability, while the split-saddle design of the ovangkol bridge provides superior intonation for sweeter-sounding chords and single-note runs. Other great features include a synthetic bone nut and bridge saddle, pearloid rosette and dot inlays, chrome die-cast tuners and a beautiful black gloss finish. If you have technical or feature questions about the guitar, or need help with a specific support topic, click here. GD30 BLK. Specifications Body Shape Dreadnought. Top Solid Spruce. Back Okoume. Sides Okoume.

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I meant the rosa Bella. Quick links. I tried to play a La Patrie cutaway classical in a Guitar Center once, it too had the full classical neck, forget what model it was, but just couldn't stand the tone. I wonder if all the Rosas. Sound guys love em cuz they are very consistent. Goodallboy Registered User. I haven't seen a cutaway with a wider neck than 50mm, in any brand. In other words they have a narrow neck and a - probably poor - pick up system. The Bella feels good to hold but the Rodriguez feels right on my left hand. Mark Forums Read. Are they as well built as the major brands? Like I said the Bella sometimes sounds harsh.

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Any thoughts? Taks are excellent gigging guitars because of their pickup system, which is why you see a lot of them on stage. It has a 51mm nut width, so no cramped feeling of a narrower neck. Quick links. Board index All times are UTC. Re: Cutaway with factory electronics, not crossover Post by doug » Wed Jul 01, pm I think Yamaha makes good ones. My vote is for Kremona. I meant the rosa Bella. As stated above, it's hard to find a top-tier Tak to sample. Re: Best intermediate-price cutaway classical Post by simonm d. Originally Posted by PastorSteve. I've played ONE Kremona and it wasn't too bad. There is 1 blanca in stock at present.