Product Description

Solid Cedar top acoustic/electric cutaway classical guitar, Rosewood back and sides, CT-4B electronics, Gold tuning machines. Includes free Takamine hardshell case, a $160 value! ... Read more

Features

• Body Shape: Classical Cutaway
• Rosette: Marquettery
• Top: Solid Cedar
• Inlays: None
• Back: Solid Rosewood

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Comfortable feel, rich tone and attractive look make this classical guitar a great choice. ... Read more

Features

• Natural finish
• Nylon strings
• Butterfly tuners

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Laminated rosewood sides and back, solid cedar top, ebony fingerboard, ebony reinforced, Honduran cedar neck. The sound is more refined and balanced than the Cordoba 40R. Has very good sustain even in the higher registers. An excellent mid-priced instrument for the intermediate to advanced student. Includes a Free Humicase! ... Read more

Features

• Solid cedar top
• Rosewood back and sides
• Ebony fingerboard
• Honduran cedar neck
• Refined and balanced sound

Product Description

Takamine guitar with solid cedar top, artist cutaway, mahogany back and sides, CT-4B electroics. Wider neck and slotted headstock. Ideal for finger style guitarist or classical players looking for a steel string.Includes a free Takamine hardshell case - a $160 value. ... Read more

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3/4 Size Classical Guitar. Smaller size makes this guitar more suitable for children between the ages of 6-10 years old. ... Read more

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The best model of the series.
Solid rosewood sides and back.
Solid cedar or spruce top.
Ebony fingerboard.
Special bracing.
Exclusive varnish.
Cedar and ebony neck that provides higher resistance to the torsion.
WIDTH AT NUT: 52 mm. SCALE LENGTH: 650 mm.
To help you with your choice of tops, classic guitars traditionally have cedar tops which are darker in color, whereas dreadnoughts (steel string guitars) typically have the lighter colored spruce tops. Spruce ages extremely well and gets better every year. If you have ever seen a professional player using an old beat up guitar, this is why. Spruce gets better sounding with age. Its not that they built them better back then, it's that they sound better the older they are. It is also very common for varieties of spruce to be used on a classic guitar that are very orange looking. These same varieties typically are never used on dreadnoughts.
Classic Guitar Cases that fit this guitar:
Acoustic and Classical Guitar Cases (MI-SFR8 and MI-SFR3)
Classical Guitar Bag (MI-MBTCGB)
Economic Classic Guitar Case (MI-151V)
Classical Lightweight Molded Guitar Case (MI-MBTCGCL) ... Read more

Product Description

Sycamore sides and back.
Solid spruce top.
Rosewood fingerboard.
WIDTH AT NUT: 52 mm.SCALE LENGTH: 650 mm. FINISH: Lacker.

Classic Guitar Cases that fit this guitar:
Acoustic and Classical Guitar Cases (MI-SFR8 and MI-SFR3)
Classical Guitar Bag (MI-MBTCGB)
Economic Classic Guitar Case (MI-151V)
Classical Lightweight Molded Guitar Case (MI-MBTCGCL) ... Read more

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A deep cutaway for high runs and a narrower 46mm nut width make this melodious beauty perfect for steel-string players who love the round sound of nylon strings. Genuine solid cedar top and beautiful solid rosewood back and sides provide tonal warmth with high definition. Gold tuners accent its great looks. ... Read more

Features

• Solid cedar top
• Solid rosewood back and sides
• Rosewood fretboard
• Mahogany neck
• Gold tuners

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This guitar is perfect for the crossover player of jazz/pop/classical or for the performing classical guitarist who prefers not to use a microphone. Same as model 2E but with a cutaway, Fishman pickup and on-board equalization. Includes a free Humicase! ... Read more

Product Description

Solid rosewood sides and back, solid cedar or spruce top.
Ebony fingerboard.
Special varnish that provides a brilliant sonority.
WIDTH AT NUT: 52 mm. SCALE LENGTH: 650 mm.
To help you with your choice of tops, classic guitars traditionally have cedar tops which are darker in color, whereas dreadnoughts (steel string guitars) typically have the lighter colored spruce tops. Spruce ages extremely well and gets better every year. If you have ever seen a professional player using an old beat up guitar, this is why. Spruce gets better sounding with age. Its not that they built them better back then, it's that they sound better the older they are. It is also very common for varieties of spruce to be used on a classic guitar that are very orange looking. These same varieties typically are never used on dreadnoughts.
Classic Guitar Cases that fit this guitar:
Acoustic and Classical Guitar Cases (MI-SFR8 and MI-SFR3)
Classical Guitar Bag (MI-MBTCGB)
Economic Classic Guitar Case (MI-151V)
Classical Lightweight Molded Guitar Case (MI-MBTCGCL) ... Read more

Product Description

Solid Sitka Spruce (Canada) Top
Solid Mahogany Back/Side
Brazilian Rosewood Fingerboard
Bridge and Matching Headstock
Made by Hootz Luthier

This guitar is available with several different choices of woods and/or a hardshell case at additional costs. Please call us to order these.
Tops: Sitka Spruce, Red Cedar (+70), Mahogany (+70), Imbuia (+70),Brazilian Rosewood Special (+460)
Back/Sides: Mahogany, Brazilian Rosewood (+700)
Cases: No Case, Hardshell Case (+140) ... Read more

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Guitarists enjoy the easy playability of the H015 36" acoustic guitar. ... Read more

Features

• agathis top, nato back and sides
• rosewood fingerboard
• steel-reinforced neck
• natural gloss finish
• nylon strings

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Solid cypress sides and back.

Solid spruce top.

Special varnish.

A wonderful guitar designed to provide the particular sound for the flamenco guitar player.

WIDTH AT NUT: 52 mm. SCALE LENGTH: 650 mm.

Classic Guitar Cases that fit this guitar:
Acoustic and Classical Guitar Cases (MI-SFR8 and MI-SFR3)
Classical Guitar Bag (MI-MBTCGB)
Economic Classic Guitar Case (MI-151V)
Classical Lightweight Molded Guitar Case (MI-MBTCGCL) ... Read more

Product Description

Both sides laminated rosewood sides and back.

Solid cedar or spruce top.

Ebony fingerboard. ... Read more

Product Description

Built with solid rosewood.
Solid cedar or spruce top.
Ebony fingerboard.
Special varnish.
Exceptional inner construction.
WIDTH AT NUT: 52 mm. SCALE LENGTH: 650 mm.
To help you with your choice of tops, classic guitars traditionally have cedar tops which are darker in color, whereas dreadnoughts (steel string guitars) typically have the lighter colored spruce tops. Spruce ages extremely well and gets better every year. If you have ever seen a professional player using an old beat up guitar, this is why. Spruce gets better sounding with age. Its not that they built them better back then, it's that they sound better the older they are. It is also very common for varieties of spruce to be used on a classic guitar that are very orange looking. These same varieties typically are never used on dreadnoughts.
Classic Guitar Cases that fit this guitar:
Acoustic and Classical Guitar Cases (MI-SFR8 and MI-SFR3)
Classical Guitar Bag (MI-MBTCGB)
Economic Classic Guitar Case (MI-151V)
Classical Lightweight Molded Guitar Case (MI-MBTCGCL) ... Read more

Product Description

Fun-to-play guitar offers great acoustic features and playability in a 36" instrument. ... Read more

Features

• Nylon Strings
• Slotted headstock
• Zero Fret
• Adjustable bridge
• Natural finish

Product Description

Laminated rosewood sides and back.

Solid cedar or spruce top.

Rosewood fingerboard. ... Read more

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These 34" acoustic guitars are packed with a variety of features in an easy-to-handle size for small hands. ... Read more

Features

• Nylon Strings
• Slotted headstock
• Zero Fret
• Adjustable bridge
• Natural finish

Product Description

The G Series from Takamine has created great controversy. Play a G Series guitar and you're apt to think it's one of the finest acoustic/electrics made. That's because it is. ... Read more

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Materials: SOLID CEDAR (shown in picture) or SOLID SPRUCE TOP, SAPELLI BACK AND SIDES, ROSEWOOD FINGERBOARD. Width at nut: 52 mm Scale length: 650 mm Finish: Lacquer

To help you with your choice of tops, classic guitars traditionally have cedar tops which are darker in color, whereas dreadnoughts (steel string guitars) typically have the lighter colored spruce tops. Spruce ages extremely well and gets better every year. If you have ever seen a professional player using an old beat up guitar, this is why. Spruce gets better sounding with age. Its not that they built them better back then, it's that they sound better the older they are. It is also very common for varieties of spruce to be used on a classic guitar that are very orange looking. These same varieties typically are never used on dreadnoughts. ... Read more