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Takamine P7NC Natural elektroakustisk gitarr

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Produktkod: 217112

Takamine P7NC Natural elektroakustisk gitarr
5/5

Produktkod: 217112

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elektroakustisk gitarr Takamine P7NC Natural elektroakustisk gitarr

Takamine P7NC Natural elektroakustisk gitarr

31 335 kr
The Takamine P7NC is a premium NEX-style electro-acoustic guitar crafted for stage and studio professionals seeking a blend of power, balance, and refined design. This model pairs a hand-selected solid spruce top with solid rosewood back and sides for articulate, resonant tone. High-end appointments like abalone inlays, maple binding, and gold...

Takamine P7NC Natural elektroakustisk gitarr

The Takamine P7NC is a premium NEX-style electro-acoustic guitar crafted for stage and studio professionals seeking a blend of power, balance, and refined design. This model pairs a hand-selected solid spruce top with solid rosewood back and sides for articulate, resonant tone. High-end appointments like abalone inlays, maple binding, and gold Gotoh tuners elevate both look and function. Advanced CT4-DX preamp and dual pickup system provide unmatched amplified versatility for any live scenario.

  • Solid spruce top and solid rosewood body deliver rich, balanced projection with superb clarity.
  • CT4-DX preamp with Palathetic® pickup and soundboard transducer ensures nuanced, stage-ready sound.
  • The inclusion of abalone snowflake inlays, a split bone saddle, and gold hardware brings both style and practical performance gains.
  • Players benefit from the NEX body shape and Venetian cutaway, which allow ergonomic comfort and easy access to upper frets.
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Takamine P7NC: Premium NEX Electro-Acoustic Versatility for Professional Players

The Takamine P7NC is a flagship NEX cutaway electro-acoustic guitar designed to excel in demanding studio and live contexts. With its solid spruce top and solid rosewood back and sides, this model delivers a powerful yet nuanced tonal spectrum that projects clearly and supports intricate playing styles. The inclusion of Takamine’s CT4-DX electronics, a duo pickup system, and a host of refined design features makes the P7NC a top choice for players who refuse to compromise on sound or playability. In the world of premium acoustic-electrics, it stands out with a signature balance of artistry, comfort, and sonic excellence.

What Sets the P7NC Apart in the Premium Acoustic Category

Distinctive among performance acoustics, the P7NC features a hand-selected solid spruce top with hand-scalloped X-bracing and a proprietary CT4-DX dual pickup system. Players will notice the asymmetrical mahogany neck for ergonomic comfort and abalone snowflake inlays that highlight exceptional craftsmanship. The combined CT4-DX preamp and Palathetic®/soundboard transducer offer extensive tonal shaping and feedback control, rarely matched by competitors in this segment.

Superior Tonewoods and Body Construction for Expressive Sound

Material quality underpins the P7NC’s detailed sound and robust projection. The solid spruce top, paired with solid rosewood back and sides, produces warmth, articulation, and dynamic response. Maple binding and abalone purfling add structural beauty and subtle enhancement to the guitar’s resonance.

  • Type: NEX — Dreadnought power meets balanced midrange and vocal-friendly tonality in Takamine’s proprietary body shape.
  • Top Material: Solid Spruce — Hand-chosen and expertly braced for clarity and headroom across the frequency spectrum.
  • Back & Sides Material: Solid Rosewood — Adds depth, richness, and sustain for expressive chord work and soloing.
  • With its polished gloss finish, the instrument achieves both visual appeal and tonal transparency.

Electronics and Playability: Ready for Any Stage

Onboard electronics are engineered for superior live performance. The CT4-DX preamp, paired with Palathetic® under-saddle and soundboard transducer pickups, provides independent EQ for both sources, allowing detailed tone sculpting and feedback management. An onboard chromatic tuner and versatile notch filter further empower gigging musicians. The Venetian cutaway and asymmetrical neck profile make extended playing sessions comfortable while granting easy access to higher frets.

  • Electronics: CT4-DX dual-mode preamp, Palathetic® & soundboard transducer pickups — Independent control and blending for any stage or studio scenario.
  • Cutaway: Yes — Facilitates complex lead and fingerstyle techniques above the 12th fret.
  • Fingerstyle players benefit from the 45 mm nut width, allowing both accuracy and comfortable chord shapes.

Professional Hardware and Refined Detailing

Attention to detail is evident in every element: gold Gotoh tuners ensure smooth tuning stability, while the split bone saddle and natural bone nut optimize intonation and sustain. A premium ebony fingerboard with abalone snowflake inlays and maple binding enhances both aesthetics and playability. The P7NC ships with a hardshell case to protect your investment on the road or in the studio.

  • Fingerboard: Ebony with abalone snowflake inlays — Sleek feel and elegant visual signature.
  • Bridge: Rosewood, split saddle — Increased accuracy for tuning and intonation.
  • Instrument includes a premium case for safe transport and storage.

Who Is This Guitar For?

Serious performing artists and recording musicians who demand unmatched versatility, tonal precision, and aesthetic sophistication will find the P7NC to be a natural fit. In acoustic ensembles, solo fingerstyle, and high-profile stage settings where sonic integrity and reliability are non-negotiable, this model excels. The Takamine P7NC is the right choice for expert-level guitarists who need an instrument that adapts to both nuanced studio work and the rigors of constant gigging. Whether supporting vocals or leading a band, the P7NC maintains clarity and presence at all dynamic levels.

Takamine P7NC: A Modern Classic in Performance Design

As part of the Pro Series, the P7NC embodies Takamine’s legacy of innovation and craftsmanship, combining Japanese attention to detail with features aimed squarely at professional musicians. Since its introduction, the P7NC has garnered respect among players for its balanced voice, robust construction, and technological advancements.

Användning

Typ

NEX

Funktioner

Antal strängar

6

Stämapparater

Takamine

Tuner

Ja

Skiftnyckel för trussstav

Ja

Egenskaper

Handighet

Högerhänt

Cutaway

Ja

Färg

Natural

Antal greppband

20

Halsprofil

Asymmetrical

Pickuper

Palathetic

Bridge/tremolo

Ebenholts

Elektronik

CTP-3 CoolTube

Inläggningar i greppbräda

Snöflinga

Nöt

Ben

Remknapp

Standard

Originalfärg efter producent

Natural

Material

Botten och sidor

Solid Rosewood

Avsluta

Polerad

Hals

Mahogany

Greppbräda

Ebenholts

Halsfinish

Glans

Hårdvara

Guldpläterad

Konstruktionsmetod

All Solid

Trussstav

Dubbel verkan

Förpackning

Förpackningens innehåll

En Resväska

Strömförsörjning

Batteridrift

Ja

Batterityp

AA (4 x)

Tillbehör

Inkl. gigbag/fodral

Fall

Strängning

D’Addario EXP16

Dimensioner och vikt

Sadelbredd (mm)

45

Skala (mm)

644

Land

Tillverkad i

Japan

Baserat på antalet omdömen: 2

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János S.

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Ungern 28-01-2024

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Giuseppe G.

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Italien 01-01-2024

Cominciando dall'inizio; ho seguito questa chitarra per diversi mesi, forse più, era quasi impossibile da reperire su quasi tutti gli shop online a meno di prenotazione e diversi mesi per la consegna. Purtroppo c'è anche da dire che online non si trovano molte recensioni dello strumento, se non quelle di casa Takamine ed alcune altre inconsistenti, un paio di video che, aimè, provano la "chitarra acustica AMPLIFICATA" utilizzando un microfono a condensatore, o più. Finalmente Muziker! disponibilità, pronta consegna e ottimo prezzo. Abitualmente prima di acquistare uno strumento lo provo, questa Takamine P7NC mi piaceva talmente tanto che si può dire l'abbia comprata ad occhi chiusi. La chitarra è arrivata perfetta e in tempi buoni, per il periodo fine Dicembre. A distanza di una decina di giorni posso fare queste valutazioni, NON definitive. - il primo impatto, imbracciandola, non mi a messo proprio a mio agio; il decantato manico asimmetrico non mi entusiasma e, per le mie mani, in generale su tutta la tastiera, lo trovo troppo grande. Temo che su questo punto, come si dice, dovrò farci la mano. La mia valutazione su questo è in riferimento ad altre mie chitarre di pregio con la medesima scala e medesima larghezza al capotasto e con un manico molto più scorrevole. - chi suona da 45 anni, anche se non professionalmente, è consapevole che uno strumento nuovo, non sempre ma mediamente, necessita di un settaggio che è prettamente personale e per una chitarra è la suonabilità ovvero la tanto nominata "action". Muziker offre questo servizio che non ho acquistato perchè è comunque un intervento che ritengo da personalizzare (per chi è in grado di farlo ovviamente) e in fuzione di come si utilizza lo strumento (finger - flat - struming - jazz - ecc). Ebbene, questa Takamine P7NC si poteva suonare bene solo in modalità "slide" ovvero con il "bottleneck", quel cilindretto in vetro o metallo da inserire generalmente sul dito anulare della mano sinistra; azione esageratamente alta che neanche agendo sulla barra (trussrod) del manico ho potuto raggiungere un risultato decente; inoltre con l'attuale settaggio e le corde più distanti dalla tavola armonica (buca) alcune frequenze delle corde ritornano con un suono "scatolato" - pessimo! Ad oggi l'ho suonata poco e niente e sono in attesa di un paio di sellette di osso per ridurre l'azione al ponte e per avere al 12° capotasto ameno una diminuzione di 0,7 mm, comunque da sperimentare. - per quanto riguarda il suono e il timbro non posso al momento esprimermi perchè, come ho accennato al punto precedente, è prima necessario fare una regolazione ottimale della suonabilità. Ad oggi posso solo dire che ha un suono in "scatola". - CTP-3 Cooltube e Palathetic - Sistema di preamplificazione ho provato questo sistema con un amplificatore per chitarra acustica "AcusONE 8", devo dire che mi ha impressionato positivamente, anche a volume alto in un locale piccolo notevolmente resistente al feed-back inoltre, contrariamente a quel poco che ho potuto ascoltare online, l'effetto della valvola (cooltube) ha un incidenza notevole sul risultato finale di ascolto, per me molto piacevole, calda e morbida. Ovviamente sono tutte considerazioni soggettive Il mio giudizio finale per il momento lo lascio nel limbo in attesa di apportare tutti gli aggiustamenti necessari, Non me lo aspettavo che una chitarra Takamine al TOP di serie (PRO 7) potesse uscire in queste condizioni; pochino deluso!! D'altro canto non sono neanche stupito più di tanto considerato che ho provato chitarre nuove, anche più blasonate e costose, che erano anche messe peggio di questa mia Takamine P7NC P.s. - Se Muziker mi darà la possibilità fra un pò di tempo potrei anche fare un aggiornamento della recensione, nella speranza sia positiva. 10.01.2024. - AGGIORNAMENTO RECENSIONE - sono tornato per completare la recensione rimasta nel limbo. Subito dopo la recensione precedente mi sono arrivate le sellette in osso necessarie per ottimizzare la suonabilità della chitarra e non modificare le sellette originali. Tengo a precisare che gli aggiustamenti apportati alle sellette hanno caratteristiche prettamente personali; suono prevalentemente in finger-style pertanto ho favorito un azione delle corde molto bassa cercando; per raggiungere il mio obiettivo (ottimale) le nuove sellette , rispetto alle originali, le ho dovute abbassare di mm 1.75 ottenendo al 12° capotasto mm 2,15 al MI basso e mm 1,83 al MI cantino. Fermorestando che dovrò abituarni al manico, che ritengo sempre un pò grosso (gusto personale), dopo 6 giorni di prove, eccò le mie nuove impressioni: - eccelente suonabilità su tutta la tastiera con note ben definite e con notevole riduzione di armoniche confuse riscontrate nella revisione precedente; suono brillante con buona presenza di bassi e volume discreto, in ogni caso il tutto ben bilanciato; avendo suonato sempre e solo su chitarre made in USA (anni '80 e '90) posso dire che i suoni non sono comparabili (ovviamente) ed era quello che cercavo e che mi sarei aspettato. - La P7NC è una chitarra acustica ELETTRIFICATA, pertanto concepita per dare il meglio dal vivo. Come anticipato nella recensione precedente ribadisco e rinforzo la mia opinione che il sistema di preamplificazione installato CTP-3 Cooltube abbinato al Palathetic ha un ottima reiezione all'effetto Larsen e l'incidenza della valvola contribuisce in modo piacevolmente efficente sul suono finale amplificato. - Prediligo un suono di chitarra un po' più corposo ed ho sfruttato l'ingresso ausiliario del CTP-3 installando all'interno una capsula-microfonica a condensatore con un semplicissimo preamp autoalimentato montato sullo stesso collo d'oca; come mi aspettavo!!! ...è bastato un minimo di microfono per ottenere un SUONO ECCELLENTE!!! Le regolazioni sul CTP-3 sono molto precise e incidenti e ti permettono di arrivare ad ottime variazioni delle sonorità finali. Direi che è tutto! ... - Fortunatamente (per me) posso cambiare la valutazione della P7NC da 3 a 5 stelle. Un'ultima (ma prima) cosa, questa chitarra ha un aspetto che mi piace e mi è piaciuto tantissimo sin dall'inizio. English Version Let's start at the beginning; I followed this guitar for several months, maybe more, it was almost impossible to find on almost any online shop unless you booked and several months for delivery. Unfortunately it must also be said that online you can't find many reviews of the instrument, except for those of Takamine and some other inconsistent, a couple of videos that, alas, try the "AMPLIFIED acoustic guitar" using a condenser microphone, or more. Muziker at last! Availability, prompt delivery and great price. Usually before buying an instrument I try it, I liked this Takamine P7NC so much that you can say I bought it with my eyes closed. The guitar arrived perfect and in good times, for the period at the end of December. After about ten days I can make these evaluations, NOT definitive. - the first impact, holding it, didn't really put me at ease; The vaunted asymmetrical neck doesn't excite me and, for my hands, in general on the entire fretboard, I find it too big. I am afraid that on this point, as they say, I will have to get the hang of it. My evaluation of this is in reference to my other fine guitars with the same scale and the same nut width and with a much smoother neck. - Those who have been playing for 45 years, even if not professionally, are aware that a new instrument, not always but on average, needs a setting that is purely personal and for a guitar it is playability or the much called "action". Muziker offers this service that I didn't buy because it's still an intervention that I think should be customized (for those who are able to do it of course) and depending on how you use the instrument (finger - flat - struming - jazz - etc). Well, this Takamine P7NC could only be played well in "slide" mode, i.e. with the "bottleneck", that glass or metal cylinder to be generally inserted on the ring finger of the left hand; exaggeratedly high action that not even acting on the bar (trussrod) of the neck I could achieve a decent result; In addition, with the current setting and the strings further away from the soundboard (soundhole) some string frequencies return with a "boxy" sound - very bad! To date I have played it little or nothing and I am waiting for a couple of bone saddles to reduce the action at the bridge and to have at least a decrease of 0.7 mm at the 12th nut, however to be experimented. - As far as the sound and timbre are concerned, I can't comment at the moment because, as I mentioned in the previous point, it is first necessary to make an optimal adjustment of the playability. To this day I can only say that it has a "canned" sound. - CTP-3 Cooltube and Palathetic - Preamp system I tried this system with an acoustic guitar amplifier "AcusONE 8", I must say that it impressed me positively, even at high volume in a small room remarkably resistant to feed-back moreover, contrary to what little I could listen to online, the effect of the valve (cooltube) has a considerable impact on the final listening result, which for me is very pleasant, warm and soft. Of course, these are all subjective considerations. My final judgement for the moment I leave him in limbo waiting to make all the necessary adjustments, I didn't expect that a TOP stock Takamine guitar (PRO 7) could come out in this condition; little disappointed!! On the other hand, I'm not even surprised that much, considering that I tried new guitars, even more famous and expensive, which were even worse than my Takamine P7NC. P.s. - If Muziker gives me the chance in a while I might even update the review, in the hope that it will be positive. 10.01.2024. - REVIEW UPDATE - I'm back to complete the review that was left in limbo. Immediately after the previous review I received the bone saddles necessary to optimize the playability of the guitar and not modify the original saddles. I would like to point out that the adjustments made to the harnesses have purely personal characteristics; I play mainly in finger-style so I favored a very low string action trying; To achieve my (optimal) goal, the new saddles, compared to the originals, I had to lower them by 1.75 mm, obtaining 2.15 mm at the low E nut and 1.83 mm at the E treble. Notwithstanding that I will have to get used to the neck, which I always consider a bit big (personal taste), after 6 days of testing, here are my new impressions: - excellent playability on the entire keyboard with well-defined notes and with a significant reduction in confused harmonics found in the previous revision; bright sound with good bass and decent volume, in any case all well balanced; having only ever played on guitars made in the USA (80s and 90s) I can say that the sounds are not comparable (obviously) and it was what I was looking for and what I would have expected. - The P7NC is an ELECTRIFIED acoustic guitar, therefore designed to give the best live. As anticipated in the previous review, I reiterate and reinforce my opinion that the installed CTP-3 Cooltube preamp system combined with the Palathetic has an excellent rejection to the Larsen effect and the incidence of the tube contributes in a pleasantly efficient way to the final amplified sound. - I prefer a more full-bodied guitar sound and I took advantage of the auxiliary input of the CTP-3 by installing a condenser microphone capsule with a very simple self-powered preamp mounted on the same gooseneck; as I expected!! ... all it took was a minimum of microphone to get an EXCELLENT SOUND!! The adjustments on the CTP-3 are very precise and incident and allow you to arrive at excellent variations in the final sounds. I'd say that's it! - Luckily (for me) I can change the rating of the P7NC from 3 to 5 stars. One last (but first) thing, this guitar has a look that I like and I loved it from the beginning.

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