Takamine

Description

The Glenn Frey Signature acoustic-electric dreadnought-style guitar features a solid spruce top, solid rosewood back, and rosewood sides. This Takamine guitar offers scalloped X-bracing, chrome tuning machines, white cab binding and a striking natural gloss finish.

The Glenn Frey Signature acoustic-electric's CT4B preamp is designed for ease of use and purity of tone. The CT4B consists of three bands of graphic EQ tone control, a volume control slider and a built-in chromatic tuner.

This signature guitar is beautiful – making it obvious why one of the Eagles' founders was proud to lend it his name.

Includes case.
Takamine Glenn Frey Signature Acoustic-Electric Guitar
Takamine Glenn Frey Signature Acoustic-Electric Guitar
Takamine Glenn Frey Signature Acoustic-Electric Guitar

Features

  • Body Style: Dreadnought
  • Top: Solid Spruce
  • Top Bracing: Scalloped X
  • Top Bindings: White Cab
  • Rosette: Concentric Rings
  • Pickguard: Black
  • Bridge: Rosewood Pin
  • Saddle: Bone
  • Bridge Pins: White
  • Back: Solid Rosewood
  • Sides: Rosewood
  • Back Centerline: Wood Inlay
  • Back Binding: White Cab
  • Peghead: GF Inlay
  • Peghead Face: Rosewood
  • Peghead Logo: Shell
  • Machine Heads: Chrome
  • Nut: Bone
  • Nut Width: 1-11/16"
  • Fretboard: Rosewood
  • Fretboard Inlay: Mop Dots
  • Fretboard Binding: White
  • Fretboard Side Markers: Black
  • Frets: 20 Nickel Silver
  • Neck: Mahogany
  • Heel Cap: White Cab
  • Preamp: CT4B
  • Finish: Gloss
  • Color: Natural
  • Includes case

Warranty

Limited lifetime warranty on Japan-made, G Series, and Jasmine products.
5 year limited warranty on Jasmine Studio products.
No warrany on electronics or plating.
Warranty terms vary. Check with manufacturer for specific product warranty.

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  • very nice

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byMark

    fromMills River, North Carolina

    A beautiful guitar. The only problem I have had is that I can't get the case to lock. Now, how hard can that be? The action and sound are excellent. Mine does not have the inside label signed by Glenn Frey, just a printed "Glenn Frey Signature Model." I do not mind that, as I did not buy it for memorabilia. I would purchase this guitar again without hesitation.

  • Yes i would

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted8 years ago

    bychristian

    fromundisclosed

    Practice

  • Great Guitar, well worth the wait

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted9 years ago

    byMichael

    fromRichmond, VA

    Since most music stores don't stock many of the top of the line Takamines I had to order but was told I could return it for a full refund if not happy after 45 days. When it arrived the first thing I noticed was the quality of the case. For the guitar, the workmanship was great and the finish perfect. The action was also perfect and very easy to play. I took it to the local Guitar Center store and played it through a Fishman amp comparing it to the top and much more expensive acoustic/electric models from Martin, Taylor, Gibson and others. I actually attracted a crowd in the store and they all pitched in to help evaluate. Using the blind test method, the Tak beat every other guitar for richness of sound and natural acoustic sound. Some of the other brands had special effects in the electric pickup but did not sound natural. The Glenn Frey Tak sounded like an quality acoustic guitar with a full clean sound. While in the store 2 people offered to buy it at more than I paid on the spot. I bought the Tak to play at clubs and parties through a Fishman Performer amp and it sounds great. The Glenn Frey Taks are not easy to get and for obvious reasons the supply is limited. And when you play Eagles songs, it sounds exactly like the recordings. One of my best purchases.

  • Glenn Frey Takamine

    5

    submitted14 years ago

    byMICHAEL FEATHERSTON

    fromThornville Ohio

    I ordered this guitar at Guitar Center without ever having seen or played one. I played other Takamines at the store and they seemed to play well. I have always been a Martin fan. But this guitar looks and playes as well as any of the Martins I have owned. It has more bass tone that I thought it would have. The sound is really crisp. The neck is very playable. It is hard to make it sound bad. The only thing is the hardshell case does not seem as strong as the Martin case. But it does serve the purpose. The pre-amp in this guitar is excellant. I would recommend this guitar.

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  • asked byMike

    fromOshkosh Wisconsin

    Does this guitar have two strap buttons--one on the neck and one on the bottom?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Yes
  • asked byDave

    fromHaverhill, MA

    How would you say the bass/bottom response on the Takamine Glen Frey would compare to that of a Martin D-28 0r D-35?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Please give us a call to better help you out – 877-687-5403
  • asked byBill

    fromRockford Illinois

    How many of these guitars did he sign.

    Open Reply - Ronald
    In this context it means the guitar is his signature model. Not that he physically signed any.
  • asked byMichael

    fromNorth St. Paul, MN

    Can you tell me if there is a store in Minnesota that has this in stock? I see you can get the guitar by making 36 equal payments for 36 months interest free. Is that still available?

    Open Reply -
    Michael, At this time I show 5 at our Kansas City ware house and 1 at our Nashville Guitar Center. This can be shipped to your location.