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Takamine Guitars
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Takamine P3NC Left Handed
£1,299.00
£1,399.00
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Takamine P5NC
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£1,499.00
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Takamine P3NY
£1,249.00
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Takamine P3FCN
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£1,299.00
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Takamine H8SS
£1,699.00
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Takamine PTU141C 12 String Tobacco Sunburst
£1,599.00
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Takamine 2024 Limited Edition Penumbra Blue
£2,499.00
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Takamine CRN-TS1 Slope Shoulder Dread (Pre-Owned)
£899.00
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Takamine GD38CE Black (Ex-Demo) #TC22084664
£529.00
£659.00
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Takamine GC6CE Electro Classical Cutaway Natural
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£429.00
£579.00
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Takamine EF341SC Black Gloss
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£1,199.00
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Takamine GN30CE-BLK Black
£395.00
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Takamine GD30CE Natural
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£379.00
£409.00
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Takamine GD93-NAT
£349.00
£419.00
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Takamine GD30CE-BLK Black
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£429.00
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Takamine GN20-NS
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£279.00
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Takamine GD30-NAT
(1)
£299.00
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Takamine GD30CE-12-BLK 12 String Black
(1)
£425.00
£459.00
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Takamine GJ72CE-12NAT
(1)
£569.00
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Takamine GLD12E Natural
£299.00
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Takamine GLN12E Natural
£299.00
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Takamine GY51E New Yorker Natural
£329.00
£445.00
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Takamine GD11M-NS
£179.00
£195.00
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Takamine EF381SC 12 String Electro Acoustic Black Gloss
£1,299.00
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Takamine G Series GY11ME-NS
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£299.00
£335.00
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Takamine EF381SC 12 String Left Handed
£1,449.00
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Takamine LTD2023 Santa Fe
£2,299.00
£2,495.00
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Takamine EF360GF Glenn Frey
(3)
£1,799.00
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Takamine GN30 Black
£249.00
£279.00
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Takamine P3NC
(2)
£1,199.00
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Takamine GJ72CE Natural
£499.00
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Takamine P3DC-12
(1)
£1,349.00
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Takamine FT340-BS
£1,495.00
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Takamine FT341
£1,495.00
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Takamine GD30BLK
£259.00
£299.00
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Takamine GN30NAT
£249.00
£289.00
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Takamine FN15-AR
£1,495.00
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About Takamine Guitars
Takamine guitars was founded in 1959 as a small family run shop in Sakashita Japan, set at the foot of Mount Takamine. For more than 60 years Takamine have been committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation to create the finest possible guitars. These world class instruments are used by a huge selection of iconic musicians, including Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Rick Astley and Garth Brooks. If you're looking for a world class instrument that features state of the art design, you'll find it with Takamine guitars.
Why Should I Choose a Takamine Guitar?
- State of the art design
- Beautiful tones
- A selection of designs engineered for different types of playing
Frequently Asked Questions about Takamine Guitars
Question: Where are Takamine acoustic guitars made?
Takamine guitars are designed and manufactured in Sakashita, Japan. Their non- G Series guitars are made in both Japan and Taiwan. G series models are made in both Korea and China.
Question: Do Takamine make a travel guitar?
Yes they do! Have a look at the 3/4 sized Takamine GX11ME-NS. It sports a downsized NEX body shape and is fantastic.
Question: Who makes Takamine guitars?
Takamine guitars are made in the Takamine factory in Sakashita Japan by skilled luthiers.
Question: What does the name 'Takamine' mean? And how do you pronounce it?
'Takamine' is actually a mountain in the Gifu Prefecture on Honshu, Japan's biggest island. Mount Takamine overlooked the store where the small family-run business that would later become Takamine guitars was located back in 1959. General consensus dictates that Takamine is pronounced 'tack-ah-meeny' rather than 'tack-ah-mine'.
Question: Are Takamine guitars any good?
Yes. Their exceptional design, build quality and tone is key to why they're so popular with professional musicians.