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Location: big island | just wanna share my good fortune on a recent takamine purchase. in case you are not inclined to visit the new tak forum where this link will take you to.
i stole it and i ain\'t asking forgiveness |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Yes, you stole it. Even if there's a bunch wrong with it you can get it fixed easy enough. good gra!. I'll get some rosewood bridge plugs soon. watch your Tak site for thme. |
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Location: big island | mahalo, bill! good news is, there ain't nuthin' wrong with it but a few tiny dings and a bit of invisible overspray. sounds most excellent. here i was jonesin' real bad for a martin hd-28 but i believe this guitar sounds every bit as good and probably a bit brighter cuz of the mahogany. it is very easy to play and is as light as a three and 1/2 pound feather. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | There are alot of you folks getting Takky lately.
No Pre-Amp? Just hot-wired from pick-up to plug, huh?
Looks like a good deal. (stole it!)
One of the posts on the Tak Forum said for you to put a capo over the used stamp...
Alittle wood putty and paint and it's gone! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | These have pre-amps, it's buried inside inder the fretboard extension. It just doesn't have any onboard controls. You can plug straight into an amp or soundboard, just like you would with an Ovation. In fact the setup is identical to the Ovation FD14 electronics. Maybe I'm biasd but I think the plugged in sound is wonderful. Dave |
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so thrilled i had to share...
