Description
Takamine GN93CE NAT Natural Acoustic-Electric Guitar
The Takamine GN93CE Guitar offers players a premium experience by combining the sleek NEX-style body with a sophisticated solid spruce top. Because this model features a unique three-piece black walnut and quilt maple back, it delivers a distinctive visual flair and a rich, upscale sound.
You will appreciate the well-balanced tone that makes this instrument perfect for both intimate practice sessions and energetic stage performances. Since the body is designed for comfort, you can play for hours without fatigue.
Premium Features of the Takamine GN93CE Guitar
This Takamine GN93CE Guitar boasts a slim mahogany neck and a 12-inch radius bound laurel fingerboard for exceptional playability. Furthermore, the onboard TK-40D preamp system provides a built-in tuner and a three-band EQ to give you total control over your live sound.
High-end details like the maple binding, dark wood rosette, and gold die-cast tuners with black buttons elevate the aesthetic. Consequently, the synthetic bone nut and split bridge saddle ensure superior intonation and resonance.
Specifications:
- Style: NEX Cutaway
- Top: Solid Spruce
- Finish: Gloss Natural
- Neck: Mahogany
- Back & Sides: Black Walnut/Quilt Maple (Back), Black Walnut Sides
- Fingerboard: Laurel
- Bridge: Synthetic Bone, Split
- Nut Material: Synthetic Bone
- Nut Width: 42.8mm
- Scale Length: 644mm
- Electronics: TK-40D
- Strings: Steel
- Compatible Case (Not Included): Takamine CTAKSH200A
- Tuning of E-A-D-G-B-E
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📸 NOTE ON PHOTOS
This instrument is crafted from natural materials — wood grain, color, and figuring vary between pieces, which is part of what makes each one unique. The photos show a representative example. Questions before ordering? We're happy to help.
