TAKAMINE GD30CE-NAT Natural

TAKAMINE GD30CE-NAT Natural

Ready for any situation. The GD30CE features a solid spruce top combined with mahogany back and sides, delivering a full and resonant tone. The slim mahogany neck and ovangkol fingerboard with a 12" radius provide a comfortable playing feel and strong playability. The built-in Takamine TP‑4TD preamp system includes an integrated tuner, three-band EQ, and gain control for excellent flexibility.

Ovangkol bridge, synthetic bone nut with split saddle, ovangkol headstock face, pearl rosette and dot inlays, die-cast chrome tuning machines, and an elegant black high-gloss finish.

• Top: Solid spruce
• Back: Mahogany
• Sides: Mahogany
• Neck: Mahogany
• Fingerboard: Ovangkol
• Nut width: 1.6875" (42.8 mm)
• Soft Venetian cutaway
• Electronics: TP‑4TD preamp

Takamine – A friend for life

Takamine was founded in 1959, but the name Takamine was adopted in 1962. The name is taken from Mount Takamine in Japan, and the company was established at the base of this mountain in the city of Sakashita. In 1968, the company employed 60 people under the leadership of master luthier Mass Hirade. Hirade developed and introduced numerous design improvements and manufacturing techniques that significantly shaped Takamine’s identity. His name remains on several models today in honor of his contribution. In 1975, Hirade became CEO, marking the beginning of Takamine’s global export expansion. In 1978, after three years of development, Takamine launched its first acoustic-electric guitar, the PT‑007S, achieving immediate success. Since then, Takamine has been synonymous with acoustic-electric guitars and is today regarded as one of the market leaders. Glenn Frey, Jon Bon Jovi, Glen Hansard, Toby Keith, Bruce Springsteen, Bruno Mars, John Scofield… the list goes on.
Try a Takamine today and discover a lifelong partner to share the stage with.