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This cutaway dreadnought gives a big, well-balanced tone, and is beautifully crafted throughout. It features a solid cedar top on nato back and sides. Rosewood fretboard. Die-cast chrome machine heads. N4B preamp with CP-100 pickup.
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I went to a local Guitar Center about 6 months ago to pick up a new acoustic guitar. I managed to bargain down to $400, and boy was that a steal for the quality and sound that comes out of this guitar. The fretboard is easy to manuever and its construction is almost up there with martin, but it's not quite there yet. I haven't encountered a single weight issue with this guitar, and it sounds awesome plugged in my 120w Spider II and even better unplugged! The guitar itself is a work of art. I recommend to all intermediate to advanced players.
Takamine tone and quality for an affordable price! The Takamine EGS-330SC Acoustic/Electric Cutaway gives a big, well-balanced tone and is beautifully crafted. Solid cedar top on nato back and sides, rosewood fretboard, die-cast chrome machine heads. N4B preamp with CP-100 pickup
Well, i went into the Guitar Center this weekend and was looking for something new. I am predominantly an electric guitar player, but i have messed around with some acoustics and coustic/electrics. I tried the Takamine EGS-330SC Acoustic/Electric Cutaway unplugged and in a Fender Combo amp. unplugged- It had a nice tone that i was impressed with, kind of warm and smooth, a great acoustic tone. This is capable of some great clean tone and good rock ballads. I personally liked it better unplugged. On the Fender Amp-Still maintained the same basic tone, but i felt that some of the warmth was lost making for a somewhat dry tone. It is still a good guitar, that I would buy, I just like it better unplugged. Another thing is that the neck felt a little odd. I'm not sure if this was all of the models or just this single one, but it was a little off. Other than that, it's an alright guitar.
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