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Description

Looking for a guitar that effortlessly blends portability with premium sound? The Takamine GX11ME-NS Mini Electro-Acoustic Guitar is your perfect companion. Designed for the traveling musician and those who appreciate versatility, this guitar features a small NEX body shape, offering a rich acoustic experience in a compact size. Crafted with a mahogany top, back, and sides, it delivers warm tones and a resonant sound that belies its size. Whether you're strumming by the campfire or plugging in for a live performance, the Takamine pickup with TP-4T preamp ensures your sound is always on point.

The Indian laurel fretboard provides smooth playability, while the scale length of 570 mm and a nut width of 42 mm make it easy to navigate complex chords and swift transitions. With its black and white top binding and concentric ring rosette, this guitar doesn't just sound good—it looks the part, too. Chrome machine heads offer stability in tuning, and the included gig bag means it's always ready to hit the road with you.

Whether you're a seasoned performer or a budding guitarist, the Takamine GX11ME-NS offers an unparalleled balance of quality, style, and convenience.

Key Features:

  • Travel series, small NEX body shape
  • Mahogany top, back, and sides
  • Indian laurel fretboard and bridge
  • Scale length: 570 mm; Nut width: 42 mm
  • Takamine pickup with TP-4T preamp
  • Chrome machine heads
  • Includes gig bag

Product specs

Available since February 2020
Model NEX
Top Mahogany
Back And Sides Mahogany
Cutaway No
Fretboard Indian Laurel
Nut width in mm 42,00 mm
Pickup System Yes
Colour Natural
Case No
Incl. Gigbag Yes

FAQs

What is the body size of the Takamine GX11ME-NS Mini Electro-Acoustic Guitar?

The Takamine GX11ME-NS features a NEX body shape, which is similar to a scaled-down jumbo, providing a compact size that is comfortable to play while still delivering a full, rich sound.

What type of wood is used for the top of the Takamine GX11ME-NS?

The top of the Takamine GX11ME-NS is made from mahogany, which contributes to its warm, resonant tone and appealing natural look.

Does the Takamine GX11ME-NS come with a cutaway design?

No, the Takamine GX11ME-NS does not feature a cutaway design, maintaining a traditional acoustic guitar shape that enhances its tonal qualities.

What kind of pickup system does the Takamine GX11ME-NS use?

The Takamine GX11ME-NS is equipped with an onboard pickup system, allowing it to be easily amplified for live performances or recording.

Is the Takamine GX11ME-NS suitable for travel?

Yes, the compact size of the Takamine GX11ME-NS makes it an excellent choice for travel, offering portability without sacrificing sound quality.

Does the Takamine GX11ME-NS include a gig bag?

Yes, the Takamine GX11ME-NS comes with a gig bag, providing protection and convenience for transport and storage.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Perfectly sized for shorter individuals, easy to handle and carry

  • Loud, balanced sound for a small guitar, impressive low end

  • All-mahogany construction offers a darker, rich tone

  • High-quality Piezo preamp provides excellent amplified sound

  • Ideal for travel or as a main guitar for small players

  • Comfortable, electric-like neck and fret feel

  • Warm, full-bodied sound despite compact size

  • Comes with a sturdy soft case for protection

  • Convenient built-in tuner for quick adjustments

CONS

  • Acoustically quieter than larger guitars, as expected for its size

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Takamine GX11ME-NS Mini Electro-Acoustic Guitar.

Setup and maintenance

  • Ernie Ball Earthwood Light 80/20 Bronze strings (11-52 gauge) can still sound dull on this model, per user feedback.

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Comparisons

  • One user found the Takamine GX11ME-NS Mini to have a "dead sound" compared to other 3/4 size travel guitars.

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User experience

  • Despite new strings, the Takamine GX11ME-NS failed to meet one user's sound expectations, prompting a search for alternatives.

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