At a gig, I’d limit the stand to three acoustics. For everyday use at home, the limit is four. For infrequent use or storage, you can fit five. I’d think it would hold 5 electric guitars fine but acoustics are just too wide for the space allowed. If you need to frequently stand five guitars, consider the ProLine PLMS7 7 Guitar Folding Stand, Black or the Road Runner 7 Guitar Stand Flightcase, Black. If you need to stand five or more hard working acoustics, get two racks. I like the design. I’m buying a second rack for the rest of my instruments.
Rating: 4 / 5

Takamine’s model designation for this is ‘S35′. In my estimation, the ‘S’ must stand for ‘solid’, ‘smooth’, ‘superb’, ‘special’ or just plain ‘sweet’.

This guitar seems to be perfect for a beginner or amateur/recreational player.

The construction and overall quality are very impressive. From the solid fit and finish to the easy to tune/maintain hardware – this guitar is top notch.

Looks-wise, the finish is darker than pictured and is matte not glossy. The finish will not show finger prints like a gloss-finished black bargain basement model. This is one good looking instrument that looks like it cost far more than it does. It features a warm, rich wood tone exterior.

The sound produced by the guitar is brilliant and warm. In terms of playing, the action doesn’t seem to be too high as indicated in other reviews. I find this to be a very easy instrument to play and keep in tune.

This guitar will never be mistaken for a cheap guitar. Compared to other ‘entry-level’ offerings, this product is in a different class. This guitar has received several “wows” and more than one “beautiful” from friends and family.

Thanks to Takamine for producing a great product at an affordable price. It is encouraging to see that a true value can be had that allows just about anyone to put a quality musical instrument in their hands.

In shopping for guitars I checked out higher-priced models from all kinds of makers. To be sure, a higher-priced Takamine or Martin will impress your friends and make you the envy of your neighbors. But pound for pound, this is the best guitar that I have tried out.

If given the choice, I would purchase one again with no hesitation.
Rating: 5 / 5

Rating: 5 / 5

Most of what I play consist of finger style / classical songs, and these strings are quite easy to tap with. I’ve never had any problems, and the strings themselves come with color coded ball points to indicate which string is which (for a quick and easy string changing). If tapping/finger style isn’t your bag, these strings should still satisfy your needs. The Guitarist “Tim Reynolds” uses these very same strings on his Martin Guitars, and I can’t emphasize more on how amazing the bottom (thickest) string sounds, especially when palm muted.

If you do decide the buy these strings, I doubt you will be disappointed, but if you find it doesn’t meet your needs then I have had the pleasure of playing on Elixir strings very recently, which you might check out instead. If I know anything about Guitars, I know that I’ll be using D’Addario or Elixir strings from now on. I suggest you do the same.
Rating: 5 / 5