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Location: Jet City | This one's got a sweet tone for sure. I got it early last year to be my "beach guitar" for the summer.
Solid Cedar topped, this was made the first or second year Takamine made the Natural series (1986). Original case is included, but the case has seen some better days. There's a couple tiny nicks as seen in the pics. Though I'm noty the original owner, I do have the original bill of sale (if I can find it I'll throw it in).
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Damon,
You still amaze me with your pics!!!  |
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Location: Jet City | Thanks Johnny :D |
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Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | Damon:
I love your stuff but shouldn't these items be listed in the "For Sale" section? |
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Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | Damon:
Never mind my above remark...I got lost for a while but I'm back now! |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by stellarjim:
Never mind... At least Willa and I aren't the only ones...  |
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Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | Hi Damon:
I'm looking for a smaller guitar for a colleague. She is only 5 ft tall and struggles with a full size guitar but I can't tell from your pictures how big the body is. I'm assuming it's a full size guitar but thought I'd ask.
Looks like a fantastic guitar by the way.
Jim |
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Location: Cicero, NY | The N10 is a standard dread size, Jim. See here . Great guitar for the price. |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | I had one of these in the shop once and came darned close to keeping it. The guy who bought it absolutely raves about it whenever I see him. This is a great price for it too. If this had come up when I had a little more money to spend I would have snagged this instantly when I saw it yesterday. (Actually I probably would've bought everything Damon posted yesterday!) |
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Location: SoCal | You know, if ya' gotta own a dreadnaught, then how do you go wrong with this guitar? Great price. Wish I was in the market..... |
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Location: Cicero, NY | I owned the a/e cutaway version and it had a great sound. Loved that cedar top. No question - it's a great buy for anyone who can nab it. |
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Location: Ireland | Damon - I have the 20C version of this and it is a great 'work horse' guitar. You can always, especially at gigs when it really matters, rely on it to plug in, be in tune and go! With that in mind, does the guitar have any pickup? I thought that these guitars do as standard but I may be wrong. My 20c is 16 years old, so not sure on the up to date natural models. |
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Location: Jet City | Thanks everyone for the inquiries on this one. I should update this.
The N-10 is an acoustic, it has no electronics. She has very low action and there's no buzzing at all. The frets are good, and have lots of life left in 'em.
It really has a warm tone, probably due to the cedar top.
Hope this helps. |
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Location: Jet City | Sold pending payment |
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Tuition's Due Sale - Takamine N-10