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Takamine Natural Series DN65C electro-acoustic classical guitar with case

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Takamine Natural Series DN65C electro-acoustic classical guitar with case
Product no: 9000-0046-2495 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Takamine's DN65C is an electro-acoustic classical guitar that has a handy cutaway for reaching the higher notes. Thanks to the CT4-DX preamplifier, you can tweak the sound for perfect performances. The DN65C is made in Japan and has a solid cedar top with a back and sides made of solid rosewood for a rich, warm tone. It comes complete with a case so that you can transport it and store it safely.

Specifications

Product features

Number of frets	20
Number of strings	6
Body construction	all solid
Cutaway	yes
Sustainable product	not specified
Electro-acoustic	yes
Pickup type	piëzo
Wood type (back)	rosewood
Fretboard wood	rosewood
Wood type (soundboard)	cedar
Wood type (sides)	rosewood
Includes cover	no
Includes case	yes
Built-in electronics	tone control, tuner, preamplifier
Instrument size	4/4
Classical guitar sound	traditional (warm)
Colour	wood/natural
Left-handed	no
Nut width	45mm
Age	12 and older

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	9,3 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	113,0 x 44,5 x 16,0 cm

Product specifications

Takamine electro-acoustic classical guitar
- model: DN65C
- series: Natural
- colour: natural
body
- shape: FX
- top: solid cedar
- back and sides: solid rosewood
neck
- material: mahogany
- fretboard: rosewood
- number of frets: 20
- string nut width: 45 mm
hardware
- finish: gold-plated
- bridge saddle: bone (in 2 parts)
electronics
- preamplifier: CT4-DX
- pickup: piezo
- controls: volume, tuner, pitch, notch1, notch2, mix, low, low-mid, high-mid, high
- tuner: chromatic
included: case
made in Japan