Place Takamine’s Legacy Sound on Your Side!
The Takamine Legacy JEF341SC’s handcrafted features make it an acoustic-electric workhorse that serious players trust. Inviting performance and consistent sound hone your craft and maintain consistency onstage. The Legacy JEF341SC’s dreadnought body puts a wealth of power and dynamic range at your service, and it all can be amplified seamlessly via the CT4B II system onboard. A comfortable cutaway lets you explore a rosewood fingerboard with expanded access, and this cutaway also helps keep low-frequency woodiness in check, thus clarifying your amplified sound. The Legacy JEF341SC’s issues heartfelt acoustic depth with a phenomenal unplugged sound that shines onstage with a genuinely mix-friendly character.
Top-shelf tonewoods offer stunning sound and good looks
The Legacy JEF341SC’s solid cedar top packs an emotive sound with transfixing highs and tight lows that evolve over the neck. Maple back and sides complement cedar with snappy attack, bright clarity, and modest sustain — all desirable traits when performing solo or alongside a band. Together with a mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard, the Legacy JEF341SC’s tonewoods congeal for a sociable sound that gels with other players onstage or off.
Stage-ready dreadnought perks
Modified dreadnought styles like the Legacy JEF341SC are a favorite among Sweetwater guitarists, thanks to their versatility and decibel-pushing power. The Legacy JEF341SC’s muscular low-end, clear highs, and feisty midrange make it popular with strummers and flatpickers alike, while a modern cutaway and select tonewoods help shape performance for amplified excellence whenever it’s time to perform.
Proprietary Takamine electronics for great plugged-in tone
When it's time to take your Legacy JEF341SC on the road, you'll be relying on the same pickup and preamp system that has helped world-class entertainers reach fans around the world. Its under-saddle pickup employs Takamine's proprietary Palathetic design, which adds more mass to the elements and senses each string individually for a more natural tone. Finally, the onboard CT4B II preamp offers a 3-band equalizer and an onboard tuner with the ability to calibrate its frequency. These electronics make a potent pair that will sound great at any gig.
Takamine: experience the magic of Japanese craftsmanship
Takamine began as a small family-run instrument maker in 1959. Named after the nearby Mount Takamine, the company rose to prominence in the late 1970s for its impeccable craftsmanship, attention to detail, and quest for continual improvement. As the company's guitars improved and evolved, so did the level of talent who used them. Over the years, Takamine guitars have found their way into the hands of stars, including Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, and Toby Keith. Proudly made in the shadow of Mount Takamine, these guitars hold true to Takamine's long-held value of continual improvement. You can be assured that your Takamine Deluxe series guitar will feel and play great straight out of the box.
Takamine Legacy JEF341SC Acoustic-electric Guitar Features:
- Handcrafted acoustic-electric guitar packed with professional features
- Dreadnought body yields powerful projection and versatile tones with a touch-sensitive response
- Cedar-topped maple back and sides support amplified play with the perfect balance of warm highs and tight lows
- Body cutaway supplies access to the entire fretboard
- Comfortable mahogany “C” neck topped with a rosewood fingerboard
- CT4B II preamp enables world-class amplification and fast, flexible tuning options
