Takamine EF341SC Acoustic Lefty Guitar Gloss Black
Takamine EF341SC Acoustic Lefty Guitar Gloss Black
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- SKU
- JTAKEF341SCLH
- Color
- Black
Description
Takamine EF341SC Left-Handed Acoustic-Electric Guitar – Gloss Black
The EF341SC Lefty is a professional-grade dreadnought cutaway engineered for home studios, recording sessions, and live tracking where reliable amplified tone and full upper-fret access matter. Made in Japan by Takamine's renowned Pro Series facility, this left-handed model captures powerful projection and articulate clarity in a striking gloss black finish.
Tone & Electronics
A solid cedar top paired with laminated maple back and sides produces warm, responsive tone that records cleanly across both fingerstyle passages and aggressive strumming, maintaining clarity and focus in the mix. The CT4B II preamp system with Palathetic™ under-saddle pickup translates natural amplified tone directly to your interface, while the three-band EQ, volume control, and built-in tuner give you complete command over your signal chain during recording and overdubs.
Recording & Build Quality
The dreadnought cutaway body resonates with full-bodied acoustic power and enables comfortable upper-fret access for session work, while a mahogany neck joined via traditional dovetail joint ensures structural stability and consistent sustain across takes. The rosewood fingerboard delivers smooth playability across all positions, supporting fast, repeatable performances during tracking.
Key Features
- Left-handed configuration
- Dreadnought cutaway body shape
- Solid cedar top
- Laminated maple back and sides
- Mahogany neck with dovetail joint
- Rosewood fingerboard with 20 frets and pearl dot inlays
- 1.675" nut width (42.5mm)
- CT4B II preamp with three-band EQ and built-in tuner
- Palathetic™ under-saddle pickup
- Gloss black finish
- Made in Japan
- Includes hardshell case
The Takamine EF341SC Lefty combines premium tonewoods with legendary Takamine electronics to deliver the recording clarity and tonal flexibility that producers and engineers demand in the studio.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Left handed |
| Country of Manufacture | Japan |
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At a Glance
The Takamine EF341SC Lefty is a professional-grade dreadnought cutaway designed for left-handed producers and session musicians who record acoustic tracks that need to sit naturally in the mix with clarity and warmth. The solid cedar top and laminated maple back deliver a full-bodied, articulate tone that records cleanly through the CT4B II preamp and under-saddle pickup, while the three-band EQ lets you dial in your part without post-processing struggle. Select this when you're building a tracking setup that demands a reliable, great-sounding amplified acoustic that captures fingerstyle nuance and strummed power in one instrument.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Live Performance
- ✓ Folk
- ✓ Fingerstyle
- ✓ Studio Sessions
Not the best pick for
- – Metal
- – Djent
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What electronics are included, and can I control them live?
The guitar ships with a Takamine CT4B II preamp system featuring a three-band EQ, volume control, and built-in tuner. All controls are accessible on the upper bout, giving you full command of your amplified tone during performance without leaving the stage.
Is this guitar suitable for both fingerstyle and strumming?
Yes. The solid cedar top paired with laminated maple back and sides produces warm, responsive tone that handles fingerstyle passages with articulate clarity while maintaining full-bodied projection during aggressive strumming.
What comes in the box?
The EF341SC Lefty includes a hardshell case for protection and transport.
How does the cutaway benefit left-handed players?
The dreadnought cutaway body provides easy upper-fret access on the bass side of the neck (the treble side for lefties), allowing you to reach higher positions without repositioning your playing hand—essential for complex fingerstyle arrangements and solos on stage.
What tonewoods are used, and how do they affect the sound?
A solid cedar top combines with laminated maple back and sides to create a warm, focused tone. The mahogany neck with dovetail joint adds structural strength and sustain, while the rosewood fingerboard contributes warmth and smooth playability across all positions.
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