While it is the most affordable member of the G-Series, the Takamine GC1-NAT classical guitar still boasts the full and balanced sound of a mahogany body and spruce soundboard.
Takamine boast a rich history when it comes to crafting more-than-excellent electro-acoustic classical guitars. The pleasingly-priced G-Series GC6CE only further cultivates that tradition.
<p>The GC5CE-NAT classical guitar has a surprisingly low price. With solid spruce top, black walnut back and sides, Venetian-style cutaway and built-in pickup.</p>
For guitarists that want to amplify their sound without the need for an external microphone, Takamine offer the GC1CE-NAT: a classical guitar with a built-in pickup, preamp and a cutaway.
Furnished with a Venetian-style cutaway as well as a TP-4T preamp complete with three-band EQ controls and a built-in tuner, the Takamine G-Series GC2CE electro-acoustic classical guitar boasts style as well as flexibility.
The Takamine GC3CE-NAT is the electro-acoustic version of the G3C, making this full-size classical guitar perfect for gigging and recording.
<p>The Takamine GC1-NAT is the most affordable classical guitar from the G Series. Due to a mahogany body and spruce top, it produces a full, balanced sound.</p>
The Takamine GC3-NAT is almost identical to the GC1-NAT with the difference of a solid spruce to give this classical guitar a richer sound, founded by full bass and accented by bright trebles.
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