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Open Box Takamine TSF48C Acoustic Electric Guitar Level 2 Natural 197881300555


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Features
- Rosette: Laser-cut Wood and Steel
- Top: Solid Spruce
- Inlays: Laser-cut American Eagles
- Back: Solid Rosewood
- Sides: Rosewood
- Fingerboard: Ebony
- Electronics: Cool Tube Preamp
- Tuners: Gold w/ Amber Pearl
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Reviewed by 5 customers
My New TSF 48C Takamine Guitar
submitted8 years ago
byCaptain Hugo
fromYouTube
Very comfortable instrument to play, Tone quality well worth price paid. I really like not having to use pin inserts to hold ball end of strings in place on the bridge. It is quite enjoyable to play this fabulous guitar. Even still sounds good with dull strings, which means you will save in the long run by not having to replace strings as often. Stays in tune, as a fine instrument should. Make the TSF 48C your next guitar to purchase. Just tell 'em Captain Hugo sent you. Won't help in price paid, but maybe speed up delivery. Or, they may ask "who's he?" Anyway, you will love this guitar.
Fantastic!
submitted14 years ago
bySung Chul Kim
fromCenterville, VA
I've played many guitars, from Martin to McPherson, many high end acoustic guitars in the market. They are great in every aspect, I think... But this one is very special due to its value for money. Beautiful design, great construction, superb preamp, and most of all, it sounds great! I can hear all six strings sound very loud clear and also can feel the vibration through the body and neck. (I don't wanna use the words like complex harmonics, very well pronounced mid, etc...) Awesome guitar for flatpicking and finger style. One of the best acoustic electric guitars under U$ 2,000.00!
Takamine TSF48C
submitted14 years ago
byBen Perea
fromAlbuquerque NM
This Takamine is a work of art! The neck inlays as well as the rosette are awe inspiring beautiful. The shape contributes to its' beautiful acoustic sound as well as being a very comfortable fit! Acoustically perfect! Electronics are awesome! Inlays immaculate! The neck shape makes this guitar a pleasure to play for hours! I have used it for several solo as well as band gigs and it has never let me down! Takamine really hit the nail on the head with this well crafted beauty!
Kaboom, Sweet
submitted15 years ago
byR Wilbourn
fromJacksonville, Fl.
First off, I do not typically purchase by name brand, but by sound and playability. Last year I picked up my first new Takamine, it is a EG523SC G Style (It has about a 1�ۡ�ݕ�_ wider body) and it was love from first sound. This thing projects like nothing I have ever owned. Even my wife said wow that thing has a great sound. For the money I still think this is the best deal in the $$$ category. My buddies all play the other high end products $3-5K and definitely nice stuff. So I started digging around (that�ۡ���s always a potential problem) and ran across the Takamine Santa Fe TSF48C. It is more of a high end product than anything I have owned. Honestly I was looking for a more user friendly guitar because my fingers tend to get somewhat sore after the first set of 8 to 10 songs. �ۡ��̏I know more practice may also help�ۡ�ݕ�_. I have had the TSF48C for a couple of weeks now and so far so good. It actually does not project nearly as the 523 G body because of the standard body size, but it has a great warm sound, and out of the box frets well. It�ۡ���s looks are a total knockout and the cool tube amp is warm on my Finder Acoustasonic Jr amp. I was already getting complements on the sound of the 523 and this thing I feel bumps it up a notch. This time I admit I purchased because of name brand, I wanted something different than the rest of the crew without giving up quality. I rate the Takamine EG523SC G body 5 Stars because of sound, looks and quality. I purchased what I thought was a Takamine case for my 523 (from a different name brand guitar store) and sent it back due to lack of quality (It had a rub on Takamine gold sticker on the top and the latches and padding on the inside was less than acceptable to me) it may have been a knock off. I had them reorder a TKL case and it is a good case. I rate the Takamine TSF48C Santa Fe 5 Stars because of the playability, Sound, Features and Knockout Looks. Note: The TKL Hardshell case that came with mine Is the dark vinal finish with gold latches, raised top cover and is a quality piece. (However is different than the black molded case shown in product features with the Takamine inprint on the lid). I decided to not even mention it to the store because it is a nice peace for me and I do not plan to travel with it. So Now I smile ? I play a song before work, I am pleased with the product and by the way my wife likes it too! She thinks I�ۡ���m a good player and I Love her for it.
Man Oh Man, How sweet the sound!
submitted18 years ago
byQualityGuy
fromNY
My oh my, what a sweet sounding piece of wood. The Takamine ESF48C offers great tone, and unbeliviable quality. I was never a big fan of Takamine and to tell you the truth, I am still not today. But I am a fan of the ESF48C. Most acoustic-electric guitars have a muffled tone that sounds like there is a blanket inside of the guitar. Surprisingly enough, this Takamine sounds just great. With an acoustic amp, this guitar has such a rich tone that is so disireable. The pickups honestly aren't great, but I don't know why... they SOUND great. Getting the ESF48C isn't a mistake for anyone who wants a quality-sounding acoustic-electric guitar. Great tone! I want one!
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submitteda year ago
asked byGisely
fromundisclosed
Made in China or Japan?
The Takamine TSF48C is made in Japansubmitted3 years ago
asked byThe Fog
fromReno, Nevada
The back is solid rosewood. The sides are listed as rosewood. So the sides are not solid rosewood? Are the sides a rosewood veneer?
Yes, the sides are not solid.submitted4 years ago
asked byGordon
fromMesquite, Texas
What size nut?
1.675" (42.5 mm)submitted5 years ago
asked byVander
fromMartha's Vineyard
Hi Need to know if that Takamine guitar is available? In any store around cap cod?
Please contact your local store for specific inquiries regarding their inventorysubmitted6 years ago
asked byDum Dum
fromHighland, IL
Thin or thick neck? Do these tend to have a lot of low end or more balanced with the trebles. I ask because I don't know how thick the body is. Thank you
This one is moderate as far as thickness goes.