Takamine Acoustic Left Hand And Electric Left Hand Oriented Guitars

Takamine is the first name that should come to mind when you’re shopping for an acoustic left-handed guitar. Based out of Japan, Takamine uses Kaman Corporation to distribute its guitars in America. Every A/E guitar that they sell comes with their proprietary pre-amp/EQ, and that includes their acoustic left-handed guitars.

Every single model of Takamine A/E can be specially made for left-handed players.

Two series of Takamine acoustic electric left-handed guitars stand out from the many offered by the company. The G series has several kinds acoustic electric guitars in both right and left hand models. Many include a solid spruce top with nato sides and back. Nato helps make instruments great.

Dollar for dollar, the Takamine acoustic electric guitar left hand oriented is top notch for several reasons. First, unlike their rival, who shall remain nameless here, the body style has not been altered. It is still a classic dreadnought with a flat rear and molded sides. This has maintained the acoustic tone every player craves and chases and will not slip from the lap when playing.

The only change is that some of these acoustic left hand guitars have a cutaway and some dont. I prefer the single cutaway because it allows access to the higher register, giving the player a further range. Most of the models I looked at had a smaller scale neck with only 20 frets. The neck joins at the 14th and you have clear access to frets 15 through 20. That is especially crucial when you kick in the pre-amp and power up for leads or standout rhythm riffs.

Speaking of the pre-amp and EQ, the ones built in to every Takamine acoustic electric guitar left handed edition is exquisite. Most of the G series are made with Takamines TK4N electronics. This set up allows the musician to manually adjust the mid-range on the fly if needed and has a notch filter which is tunable.

Left-handed guitar players need guitars specially designed for left-handers to produce quality results, and many of the best electric guitars can be found at www.lefthandedguitarmall.com. This site is intended to help left-handed players find the guitars that they need, and if you’re a southpaw, you should visit the site without delay.

The Natural series of Takamine guitars also deserves mention. The Natural model is more expensive than the G series, and it comes with a solid cedar top and mahogany sides and rear. It is still an excellent value for its cost, because the quality of the wood is so high. The acoustic left-handed guitars produce excellent, clear tones, whether you buy an electric version or not. Takamine’s attention to detail really shows when you use light to medium steel strings.

In any case, when you are a left hand player, you need a guitar that is made FOR left hand players. You can find an electric guitar, left hand especially, at www.lefthandedguitarmall.com. This site is all about connecting left hand players with quality left hand instruments. If you are a lefty, you need to see what they are all about, so be sure to visit today.

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