All user reviews for the Takamine EAN60C

Mother's Music in Langley, B.C., Canada. I paid $650.00 Cd for it. I purchased it so I would be able to learn to play classical guitar and also be able to plug into my amplifier.

The style and appearance were the first things that caught my attention to the guitar. The ease of use and the name, of course, is also appealing. It has a lovely sound and I would highly recommend it to anyone wishing anyone seeking a classical/electric guitar.

Nothing so far!

The top and back are solid and the top is made of cedar. The sides and back are made of Mahogany. The Fretboard is made of Rosewood and the body is a cutaway style. Of course being a Takamine the quality is superb.


It is deffinitely not a cheap guitar, but if it's something you wish to hold on to for many years, I would say it is well worth considering.

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Made in Japan this guitar is made in pure wood species see the doc on the site-takamine

(Preamp ctp 1) light, volume, volume 3bande + lamp + modulating frequency

UTILIZATION

The handle is pleasant access to the AIS is acute but the one comfort we obtain its
in the upper part up to the fifteenth frets after you have to be clever
Its weight is pretty decent but not lightweight.

SOUNDS

I play mainly jazz bossa blues solos etc ...
aer amp with a 60 Above all I seek only a hot and a pure veloutbr /> I found this alchemy with this set taka / aer the sound is hot jazzy
I play about four hours a day with, is I'm still in love with her
a sound like I would compare it, I had versions prededentes they are all
ok there is that the preamp has changed

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for over a year but I always use her sisters one of them has more than ten years I have three
I tried many other models I always came back to my nylon taka
the sound is unique and best suited to my game
I do not regret my purchase and I advise to jazz and classical musicians and other
price I pay 850euros to my favorite retailer

Japanese. Nylon strings. Channel strait over a conventional bomb and slightly folk genre. Pan shot for a better ACCS in the treble. DIFFERENT pramplis choose the order (such as their famous prampli lamp (CT-1 Cool Tube) Intgr tuner.

UTILIZATION

Trs good finish. Surface satin trs enjoyable to touch but produces more noise of friction (when rubbed the table with fingers intentionally or not) on a smooth surface gloss.
Channel super enjoyable. More than a strait classic. Softness and roundness of the nylon while having a jouabilit folk genre.
Rglage prampli simple and complete (qualiseur + tuner)
Immediately a basic sound excellent.

SOUNDS

Acoustics, its enjoyable to be accompanied on vocals.
Class if you ordered the prampli tube, you can have a "normal" but also a classical nylon sound "monster potatoes" taking advantage of the tube (they sound totally s'loigne classic but then what a sound!)

OVERALL OPINION

APRS several years with a folk mtal, a friend told me a former MODEL dernirement prt of takamine nylon. And aa t a Discoveries for me. Softness, fullness in the sound and smooth and easy to play with nylon strings. Better reflects what I wanted as an accompaniment for my tone of voice and my style of play (which was too aggressive with ropes mtal). So I fell for this takamine for 2 weeks I finally found the sound and jouabilit that suited me. Some will find that its "tube" is a gadget that dnature the sound "classic", but some can be a style with this new sound pchu trs especially for those who want to enjoy the classic sound This guitar, keep prampli excellent book that automatically plutt replace with "Cool Tube".
Particulire a guitar for a style of play and a sound particulire.