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The Tagima Madison is a Grand Auditorium 2" thin body, Flat Cutaway classical acoustic-electric guitar from Tagima's Gran Reserva Series, built for nylon strings with a Sapele body and Tagima TEQ-8 EQ, a format designed specifically for players who need the warm, expressive character of a classical instrument with the flat-body ergonomics that make extended playing sessions more comfortable whether seated or standing.
The cutaway provides full access to the upper register, expanding melodic range beyond what a traditional classical body allows. Classical tone. Contemporary design. One guitar that does both.TOP: Sapele
SIDES/BACK: Sapele
NECK: Okoume - C Shape
FINGERBOARD: Techwood
BRIDGE: Techwood
NUT: 43mm
PICKUPS: Piezo
EQ: Tagima TEQ-8
COLOR: Natural open pore
Brand:Tagima GuitarsCategory:Acoustic GuitarMadison:Natural Satin, Black Satin
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The Tagima Madison is a Grand Auditorium 2" thin body, Flat Cutaway classical acoustic-electric guitar from Tagima's Gran Reserva Series, built for nylon strings with a Sapele body and Tagima TEQ-8 EQ, a format designed specifically for players who need the warm, expressive character of a classical instrument with the flat-body ergonomics that make extended playing sessions more comfortable whether seated or standing.
The cutaway provides full access to the upper register, expanding melodic range beyond what a traditional classical body allows. Classical tone. Contemporary design. One guitar that does both.TOP: Sapele
SIDES/BACK: Sapele
NECK: Okoume - C Shape
FINGERBOARD: Techwood
BRIDGE: Techwood
NUT: 43mm
PICKUPS: Piezo
EQ: Tagima TEQ-8
COLOR: Natural open pore
Brand:Tagima GuitarsCategory:Acoustic GuitarMadison:Natural Satin, Black Satin
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