What's the best acoustic guitar for worship? This question could cause a rumble. For us, we feel that the higher end Takamines are ideal for worship. Their electronics are fantastic when plugged in. It's no wonder so many bands use them in live situations. From the NEX to the Dreadnaughts, you can't go wrong when plugging in.
Our feature Takamine is the ESF48C:
Features include:
NEX Cutaway
Rosette: Laser-cut Wood and Steel
Top: Solid Spruce
Inlays: Laser-cut American Eagles
Back: Solid Rosewood
Sides: Rosewood
Fingerboard: Ebony
Electronics: CT-4B
Tuners: Gold & Amber Pearl
Features: Black crow rosette & eagle fingerboard inlays
Try one today at your local dealer. You won't be disappointed in these remarkable sounding guitars for onstage use.
Depends on your sound system and who's running it
Our church has a very good sound system and mixes piano, drums, percussion, keyboard, electric, acoustic, and bass guitar. Our acoustics being played include: Taylor, Takamine (both low and high end), Martin, Cort, SeaGull. As an acoustic player (of...more
Submitted by: DGH Location: Minnesota
Follow up opinion
OK so now that I've had a few more days - HA - to think it over, and I have been through another 5 guitars (bought and sold)... here are the learnings.I don't depart from my basic premise that the venue and style are the biggest questions. I do t...more
Submitted by: Ryan Meeks Location:
Arts Pastor
I think the question is flawed. Asking what is the best guitar for worship is like asking what is the best suit to wear for evangelism. They all work in different settings or not at all in certain settings. A more appropriate question would be to ...more
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