All user reviews for the Takamine EN40C

Guitar made in Japan, is part of the "Natural" series.
Guitar cutaway.
Mahogany neck, rosewood touch with 20frets.Les sides and back are mahogany.
The cedar top.
Micro easel (palathétiques crystals) preamplified by Takamine Graf-ex pre amp volume and 3 band excite; control by 9 volt battery switch led.
Head with inlay "Takamine" in letter pearly pearly * way * dorées.Boutons golden
* The appearance is new as the first day.

UTILIZATION

The guitar is very well balanced and légère.Excellente ergonomics.
The handle is very comfortable due to its thickness (20mm) and width (42 mm at the nut).
Agreements are easy to pincerdonc the game is somewhat tiring.
The strings are very close to the key. Very fun to play with light strings or medium.
Access to acute is easy because of its pan coupé.Le treble is good to the last box.
Big hands abstain; suitable for male hands fine and female hands.

SOUNDS

I play finger picking to accompany songs.
For songs with accompaniment (patch cords), I use a 12-string Takamine (EN10/12) 1994 a marvel that has matured.
Played the acoustic EN40C is quite intimate and the sound is balanced but a little low for my taste.
This guitar takes an amazing losqu'elle dimension is plugged into an acoustic amp
Carlbro acoustic or acoustic Marshall guy. I currently amplifies a Bose L1 Model II.J 'get the sound I was looking for years: the closest to the sound of the acoustic guitar, but on stage, the Bose system allows all the madness.

OVERALL OPINION

This instrument youtravel there 17 years has évolué.Un little green at first, he reaches full maturity around 2005. Before I had a Folk "Yamaha" acoustic 1979 pure electro guitar and "House" from 1995 that I sold to buy EN40C.
What I like most: The beauty of the instrument, the comfort of the game and the electro sound.
What I like least: the small projection in pure acoustics.
At the time the guitar was a little expensive but it did not disappoint me.