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Takamines are lovely guitars to play. That one has a solid top and back, which is a good thing. It will sound decent acoustically and plugged in. The major downside is the "unique" soundhole. If you like it fair enough, but I imagine it would be a lot harder to sell than a normal soundhole guitar.
Regarding what to look for:
- Non-twisted neck (sight down it from the bridge)
- Body woods not split or cracked
- Bridge has not come away from the body at all
- Top is not significantly bowed upwards (making the action higher)
- Electrics work with no scratchy controls etc.
- I'm sure others will be along with more!
The main thing is to play it if you can and determine if you like the sound and feel; much more important on acoustics than with electrics I would say.
Indeed
I did wonder about the sound hole, is it the asthetics that people don't like or does it alter the sound quality?
I realise I have to try it and see how it sounds but just interested in people's views. It's still quite pricey for a second hand and I intend to try it and also try some new ones to compare.
He's the twat that smashes up good Takamines on stage because "we tried cheaper ones and they didn't splinter as nicely" or some other such moronic justification.
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Just because I don't care, doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson
I really cannot stand these idiots who smash guitars up.
Why do they do it?
What a TWAT!
Trying to turn his bland country rock into Rock & Roll.