Takamine GJ72CE-12NAT 12 String Acoustic Guitar Natural B-Stock
Takamine GJ72CE-12NAT G-Series G70 12 String Acoustic Guitar in Natural Finish
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- SKU
- TAKGJ72CE12NAT-B
- Color
- Natural
Description
Takamine GJ72CE-12NAT 12 String Acoustic Guitar Natural B-Stock
The GJ72CE-12NAT is a jumbo 12-string acoustic engineered to capture the rich, layered voice that 12-string voicings demand in a mix while remaining comfortable during long tracking sessions. The slim mahogany neck and 1.6875" nut width keep the instrument manageable despite the 12-string configuration, while the lightweight construction at 5.85–6.3 lbs makes extended playing sessions feasible. This B-stock model delivers full performance specifications at a reduced price point.
Tone & Studio Versatility
The solid spruce top paired with flame maple back and sides produces a bright, articulate response with solid sustain—essential for 12-string work where clarity across paired courses matters in multitrack sessions. The TK-40D electronics with 3-band EQ (bass, middle, treble) and low-battery indicator handle direct recording duties reliably, allowing you to capture clean DI signals for re-amping or blending with mic'd takes in post-production.
Playability & Recording Consistency
The 25.4" scale length and 12" fingerboard radius across 21 frets strike a practical balance for 12-string navigation and consistent finger positioning across multiple takes, while the rosewood fingerboard provides durability and reliable response under the fingers. Gold die-cast tuners with pearl buttons lock stable tuning across all 12 strings between punch-in sessions, and the synthetic bone nut plus split bridge saddle preserve tonal clarity and minimize tuning drift during studio work.
Key Features
- Jumbo body shape with cutaway design
- Solid spruce top with flame maple back and sides
- Slim mahogany neck
- Rosewood fingerboard with 21 frets and 12" radius
- 1.6875" nut width
- 25.4" scale length
- 12-string configuration
- Synthetic bone nut and split bridge saddle
- Gold die-cast tuners with pearl buttons
- TK-40D electronics with 3-band EQ (bass, middle, treble)
- Low-battery indicator; 9-volt battery required
- Natural finish with abalone rosette and reversed mountain inlay at 12th fret
- Weight: 5.85–6.3 lbs (2.7–2.9 kg)
This B-stock Takamine 12-string combines serious 12-string capability with the brand's proven electronics and build quality at a significant savings.
More Information
| Condition | Refurbished |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Right handed |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
Reviews
At a Glance
The Takamine GJ72CE-12NAT brings serious 12-string capability to home studios and session work—the solid spruce top paired with flame maple back and sides produces a bright, articulate response with solid sustain that cuts through a mix and captures clear, defined paired courses. Onboard TK-40D electronics with 3-band EQ (bass, middle, treble) let you dial in tone directly without external gear, and the lightweight construction at 5.85–6.3 lbs keeps the instrument comfortable during long tracking sessions. This B-stock model delivers full specifications at a significant savings, making it a smart investment for producers and engineers working in folk, indie, and acoustic-focused genres.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Folk
- ✓ Indie
- ✓ Studio Sessions
- ✓ Live Performance
Not the best pick for
- – Metal
- – Djent
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What does B-Stock mean?
B-Stock means this guitar is fully functional with minor cosmetic imperfections. It delivers the same performance and tone as a new unit at a reduced price.
Is this 12-string playable for someone used to 6-string guitars?
Yes—the slim mahogany neck and 1.6875" nut width keep the 12-string configuration manageable, and the lightweight 5.85–6.3 lb body makes extended playing sessions comfortable. Intermediate to advanced players will find the 25.4" scale length and 12" fingerboard radius practical for 12-string navigation.
Can I plug this into an amp or recording interface?
Yes—the TK-40D onboard electronics with 3-band EQ (bass, middle, treble) allow direct amplification in live settings or connection to a recording interface. A 9-volt battery is required to power the electronics.
What genres is this guitar best suited for?
This 12-string excels in folk, indie, and studio sessions where bright, articulate tone and clear paired courses are essential. It is not recommended for metal or djent styles.
How does this compare to the Yamaha LL16-12 or Taylor 956ce-12?
The Takamine GJ72CE-12NAT delivers comparable 12-string performance and onboard electronics at a mid-tier price point. All three are solid choices for intermediate to advanced players; your choice depends on tone preference (Takamine's bright, articulate response) and playability feel across the neck.
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