TAKAMINE GX11ME-NS TAKA-MINI Electro Acoustic Guitar

TAKAMINE GX11ME-NS TAKA-MINI Electro-Acoustic Guitar

The Takamine GX11ME-NS is a 3/4 size electro-acoustic guitar designed for those seeking a distinctive sound and maximum portability. This "Taka-mini" model is made entirely of mahogany, giving it a unique tonal character: it sounds warm, deep, and has that specific mid-range "compression" that is perfect not only for accompaniment but also for alternate tunings or "high-strung" experiments in the studio.

Although the instrument is scaled down, it maintains a standard 42 mm nut width, making the transition from a full-size guitar natural and comfortable. The matte "Natural Satin" finish gives the guitar a cozy, organic look and a pleasant tactile feel. The guitar is fully stage-ready – it features reliable Takamine TP-4T electronics with an integrated chromatic tuner and a 3-band equalizer.

Key Features

• Taka-mini Body: 3/4 size NEX body shape (without cutaway), ensuring comfort and compactness.
• All-Mahogany Construction: Top, back, and sides made of mahogany, providing a consistent look and warm tone.
• TP-4T Electronics: Preamp with tuner, volume, and tone (Bass, Middle, Treble) control.
• Comfortable Neck: 42 mm nut width and 570 mm scale length ensure easy playing (the "feel of an old friend").
• Portability: Comes with a high-quality padded gig bag.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Takamine
• Model: GX11ME-NS
• Body Shape: Taka-mini (3/4 size)
• Top: Mahogany
• Back and Sides: Mahogany
• Neck: Mahogany
• Fingerboard: Indian Laurel
• Scale Length: 570 mm
• Nut Width: 42 mm
• Electronics: TP-4T
• Finish: Natural Satin
• Dimensions: Length 943.5 mm / Width 358.2 mm / Depth 105 mm

What's in the box?

• 1 x Takamine GX11ME-NS guitar
• 1 x Padded Gig Bag
• 1 x 9V battery (for electronics)
• 1 x Hex key

Who is it for?

• Musicians looking for a "couch guitar" with a unique, warm mahogany timbre.
• Travelers who need a reliable instrument with a case, suitable for both the beach and the stage.
• Studio engineers who want to add a "boxier" or "smaller guitar" sound to their recordings.