In the category of drool-worthy, the extremely limited edition Takamine TLE-M1 has a preeminent position. How limited? How's 50 worldwide?
This looks like a masterfully crafted instrument. If you used to listen to the podcast, you know I prefer ebony for my fingerboards. This jewel, appropriately, has a gorgeous ebony fingerboard. The tone woods are just right, bear claw Sitka spruce and blackwood. Personally, I'm not a fan of spruce, because it's crisper than what appeals to my ear. The Takamine TLEi reported to a warm sound, which I have to infer is due to the blackwood. Sounds like this orchestral size instrument would delight my ear.
Although I haven't been enamored of very much spruce, I do like the split bone bridge. If you have an exceptional ear, you're a frustrated guitarist - unless you have an expensive guitar. It seems the more you spend, the closer to really in tune you can get your axe. The truth is, we compromise for playability. A guitar is rarely completely in tune. the split bridge or in lower priced guitars, a slanted bridge, compensates for the limitations
The onboard electronics are the top of the Takamine line. Because there are 2 pick ups, including a soundboard transducer, which offers a broad range of qualities, not found on all guitar in this price range.
The MSRP, not "street," is just a touch below $5,000. Does this Takamine limited edition resonate with you? She's s beauty!
No matter what your axe of choice is, whether is set you back $5 grand or $150, strings will make all the difference in the world. If you are not using DRs and have not yet tried them, what are you waiting for? They're the best strings I have ever used, whether electric, acoustic, nylon or bass. I understand that strings are a very personal choice, but I encourage you to try a set. If you're like me, you will love the sound. If not, it's just a string change.
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