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Takamine Pro Series 3 Dreadnought Cutaway 12-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural

Description
The solid cedar top features hand-scalloped X bracing and ivory binding, with dark purfling and a gorgeous concentric-ring rosette with wood marquetry. The unique Takamine split-saddle bone bridge provides faultless intonation and excellent acoustic coupling to the top. Other premium features include a solid sapele back, mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard with wood dot-in-dot inlays, gold tuners with amber buttons, natural satin finish and the highly acclaimed CT4B II preamp system with three-band EQ, volume control and built-in tuner.
CT4B II Preamp Features
The CT4B II preamp is designed for ease of use and purity of tone. The CT4B II consists of three bands of graphic EQ tone control, a volume control slider and a built-in chromatic tuner.
The 3-band EQ provides control over the bass (LOW), midrange (MID) and treble (HIGH) frequency response. With the sliders set at the midpoint (0) the electric signal from the guitar is evenly balanced across the frequency range. The desired tone is then dialed in by using the sliders to add or subtract frequency response as desired. Each frequency control slider will raise or lower the band response by +/-5dB.



Features
- Hand-scalloped X bracing and solid cedar top
- Ivory binding, with dark purfling
- Gorgeous concentric-ring rosette with wood marquetry
- Takamine split-saddle bone bridge
- Solid sapele back
- Mahogany neck
- Rosewood fingerboard with wood dot-in-dot inlays
- Gold tuners with amber buttons
- Natural satin finish and the highly acclaimed
- CT4B II preamp system with 3-band EQ, volume control and built-in tuner
- Includes hardshell case
Specs
- Body Shape:
- Dreadnought Cutaway
- Top:
- Solid Cedar
- Back:
- Solid Sapele
- Sides:
- Sapele
- Bridge:
- Rosewood Pin-Less
- Fingerboard:
- Rosewood
- Tuners:
- Gold With Amber Buttons
- Rosette:
- Concentric Rings With Wooden Marquetry
- Inlays:
- Wood Dot-In-Dot
- Finish (Top):
- Satin Natural
- Electronics:
- Palathetic Pickup, Ct4B Ii Preamp
- Nut Width (mm):
- 47.5 mm
Reviews
5
6 Reviews
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Jamming5
- Practicing5
- Recording4
- Rock Concerts2
- School Bands2
- Shipping dates could be more accurate1
- Experienced3
- Novice1
- Professional Musician1
- Good Audio5
- Good Feel4
- Stays In Tune4
- Consistent3
- Fun To Play3
Reviewed by 6 customers
Best 12 String Bang for the Bucks
submitted4 years ago
byMichael
fromNC
For me, this is a 'gap guitar' filling spaces a 6 just won't. The overall sound is extremely full and fills any room with great harmonic resonance. As with all 12s, the tuning is tricky and time consuming but once the strings settle, the tuning stays accurate and stable.
High quality guitar at an affordable price
submitted7 years ago
byDon
fromWashington
A dedicated fan of Takamine guitars over the past few decades, this guitar is a gem, a true work of visual and musical art. Once out of the box, I gave it a decent shine with MusicNomad polish. The wood grains and other details pop. The 'feel' of this guitar was spot-on from the beginning and remains so. My first cutaway guitar, it is a true pleasure to play while sitting down. The tuners are well made and somewhat unique giving the guitar a signature-grade appeal. I find both the neck and fretboard to be comfortable, making this guitar truly fun to play during extended practice runs. Paring this Tak with D'Addario light strings was a factory match well made. Tak's CT4BII chromatic tuner is technological bliss. If you know at least the basics of tuning, not only will you be amazed with the end result, there really isn't any way to screw things up. Keeping all 12 strings in tune with the CT4BII could not be any easier. After a decent tune, I was struck by the resonance and pure richness of this guitar. I would find it difficult to name another musical instrument that sounds as good as this model Takamine. If you are into 12-string guitars or thinking about getting your first one, you won't go wrong with this model Takamine. Something I have yet to do is plug into my Fender Mustang GT 200 amp. That comes next.
BEST GUITAR FOR REQUNITO RECOMMEND CUERDAS EN PARES
submitted7 years ago
byPAYDRO
fromFRESNO CA
I USE THIS FOR MY GROUP AND IT ONE OF THE BEST I TRIED TO FAR I RECOMMEND TO PUT A CLEAR PICK-GUARD FOR IT CANT SCRATCH THE WOOD
Amazing Guitar
submitted8 years ago
byJulian
fromCalifornia
Great neck to play on feels really smooth, overall juat love everything about it
Check out the Takamine P3DC-12 it's one great buy.
Verified Buyer
submitted9 years ago
byJoe
fromundisclosed
The P3DC-12 is one awesome guitar for the money. I'm sure you can find better materials and better craftsmanship to produce a finer instrument however for what it cost to buy this Takamine you can't beat it. The guitar is bright sounding, it's voluminous and very comfortable to play. I think it looks very cool too with the cedar top and the darker sapele sides and back. The only issue I had with my purchase is the shipping, it was a nightmare. The package was sent to the wrong state via UPS, not guitar center, and that made the guitar travel the rough roads of ground transportation much longer that desired. I now have a ding in the case and a ding in the front cedar. Did that happen during shipping? A good possibility but it may have happened during processing. With the assumption that nothing is perfect I'm not sending the guitar back because it sounds great and it will be used and probably receive it share of dings simply by playing. If you want a great sounding and looking guitar with a great built in tuner that this is the guitar for you. Oh did I mention that the split-saddle bone bridge does not use pegs for the strings? There is a very clever built in retention slot that makes changing strings a breeze. Check it out for yourself.
i would own 20 of these if i could
submitted9 years ago
byac
fromcarpentersvill
I use this guitar every day with my other 2 takamine 12 string guitars love them, amo esta guitarra perra pal requinto.
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submitted3 years ago
asked byDr. Don
fromKilleen, Tx
Does it have a thin neck?
Nut Width 1.825" (46.35 mm).submitted8 years ago
asked byRG
fromTrinidad
Where was this guitar made?
It is made in Japan.submitted8 years ago
asked byMemo
fromBakersfield California
Hello I'm looking into odering one of these but I was wondering if once I order it is it still returnable once I revive the guitar?
Yes, we have a 45 day return policy on all of our products unless otherwise stated.

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