TAKAMINE vs STRINBERG 🚀🚀 Apresentamos 2 violões muito queridos aqui no no Showroom Ponto do Músico. De um lado, o Strinberg Diamond DD3sc. Um dos violões mais surpreendentes lançados pela marca brasileira. No outro lado, temos o Takamine GD51ce, a receita do sucesso. Ambos são modelo folk, com tampo sólido e com duas sonoridades peculiares… Detalhe: tem uma diferença de aproximadamente 1,5k, 💴 sendo o Strinberg o mais acessível. Pergunta: qual você prefere? Qual tem o melhor custo e benefício

With the Takamine GY51E, the iconic Japanese manufacturer presents a compact Parlor Western guitar equipped with an in-house pickup system. Thanks to its small size, the GY51E produces clear mid and treble frequencies and is thus excellently suited for expressive picking and fingerstyle. At the same time, the round neck offers superb playability in all 21 frets. Nick Jennison takes a closer look at this new release. | Guitar Interactive Magazine

The Takamine Guitars GN51CE Acoustic Guitar combines premium tonewoods with smooth playability and built-in performance versatility. Featuring a solid spruce top and rosewood back and sides, it delivers a rich, articulate acoustic tone with plenty of clarity and depth. Its slim mahogany neck and 12-inch radius bound rosewood fingerboard provide a comfortable playing feel, while the onboard Takamine TP-4TD preamp system offers a built-in tuner, three-band EQ, and gain control—giving you reliable,

Happy Takamine Thursday! Here's Mark Blasquez with a demo of the GD51, a classy dreadnought-style guitar that features deluxe cosmetic appointments, solid-top construction, and a warm, resonant sound that will bring out the best in your music. Combining a solid spruce top with black walnut back and sides, the GD51 pumps out all the big, bold tone players expect from a dreadnought. Other great features include an abalone rosette and mother-of-pearl dot inlays, gold die-cast tuners, and a beautifu