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Takamine P3D Dreadnought Ak.Gitar m/Mik Natur

Art.nr: 4200300

16.950,-

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Takamine P3D

Dreadnought. Takamine CT4B-II preamp.

Takamine’s top-line Pro Series P3D dreadnought presents the finest in full-size Takamine acoustic sound, style and performance, with resonant tonewoods, elegant appointments and state-of-the-art electronics that deliver an exquisite acoustic experience onstage and off. The solid cedar top features X bracing and ivory binding, with dark purfling and a gorgeous concentric-ring rosette with wood marquetry. The unique Takamine split-saddle bone bridge provides faultless intonation and excellent acoustic coupling to the top.

Other premium features include a solid sapele back, mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard with wood “dot-in-dot” inlays, gold tuners with amber buttons, natural satin finish and the highly acclaimed CT4B II preamp system with three-band EQ, volume control and built-in tuner.

Specifications

Top	Solid Cedar
Back	Solid Sapele
Sides	Sapele
Neck	Mahogany
Finger Board	Rosewood
Nut Width	1.675" (42.5 mm)
Electronics	CT4B II Preamp System with 3-band EQ, Volume Control and Built-in Tuner
Finish	Satin

Dreadnought

The most popular body shape of the past half century, the Dreadnought delivers a strong low end with plenty of volume.

http://www.takamine.com/P3DC

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