Takamine GN90CE-ZC NAT Solid Spruce Top Ziricote Side Cutaway Electric Acoustic Guitar

Takamine GN90CE-ZC NAT – Rare Ziricote Beauty with Stage-Ready Electronics The Takamine GN90CE-ZC NAT is a special NEX-sized cutaway acoustic-electric that combines a solid spruce top with remarkable, rare ziricote back and sides. Ziricote is a Central American tonewood prized for its breathtaking grain—often resembling natural landscapes—and a voice similar to rosewood, but with a more solid, sweet lower-midrange content. The result is a rich, articulate tone with warmth, balance, and excellent projection. The NEX cutaway body is comfortable to hold and play, with a cutaway for effortless upper-fret access. Premium appointments include maple binding, abalone inlay and rosette, and cool old-school gold open-gear butterbean tuners. Onboard Takamine TP-4TD electronics with built-in tuner, 3-band EQ, and gain make it easy to plug in on stage or in the studio. This special guitar ships with a GB W gig bag as an extra value. Key Features: Solid spruce top for clear, dynamic response Rare ziricote back and sides with landscape-like grain Rosewood-like tone with sweet, solid lower midrange NEX cutaway body for comfort and upper-fret access Maple binding, abalone inlay, and abalone rosette Gold open-gear butterbean tuners Takamine TP-4TD preamp with built-in tuner, 3-band EQ, and gain Gloss Natural finish Gig bag included Specifications: Body Shape: NEX Cutaway Top: Solid Spruce Back & Sides: Ziricote Neck: Mahogany Fingerboard: Laurel Finish: Gloss Natural Electronics: Takamine TP-4TD Nut Width: 42.5mm Scale Length: 643mm Length: 1050.6mm Width: 397mm Depth at End: 125mm Case: GC-WN (Included) Ideal For: Singer-songwriters and performing musicians Players seeking a unique, visually stunning acoustic-electric Fingerstyle and folk guitarists who value warm, detailed tone Anyone looking for a stage-ready instrument with premium appointments The Takamine GN90CE-ZC NAT – Rare tonewood beauty, solid spruce response, and stage-ready Takamine electronics. A special guitar that looks as stunning as it sounds. OCTOBER