Takamine

Season 16 was more full of Takamine guitars than our warehouse, thanks to the generosity of coach Blake Shelton.

Chris Kroeze and Kirk Jay got a little help from a great guitar!

The #1-selling solo artist of all time keeps things rolling.

If you were stuck at home with Gwen Stefani, what would you do? Make great music, of course!

He's a busy guy, but Blake Shelton still remembers his roots... and still plays his Takamine.

All the details that go into making the world standard in acoustic-electric guitar pickups.

A talented genre-bending Takamine player with mindblowing technique lets us in on his history and creative process.

In one of the music world's comeback stories of the year, this Regional Mexican musician is healthy and making music again to the delight of fans.

When doing acoustic versions of even the heaviest rock songs, Code Orange's guitarist agrees that no guitar fits the bill better than a Takamine.

Of the three most commonly used tonewoods for acoustic guitar backs and sides -- rosewood, mahogany, and maple -- which is right for you?

One of country's great voices hits the road again in 2020.

Already beloved from their huge online presence, this team of husband/wife singer-songwriters turns to Takamine for their biggest audiences ever.

This acclaimed indie singer-songwriter crafts his art with Takamine!

One of the world's most iconic and beloved guitarists turned to Takamine for acoustic performances and recordings.

A look at a classic music moment when "hell froze over" and the seemingly impossible band reunion (with their Takamine guitars) happened in 1994.

There are few bigger events in country music than a Garth Brooks tour. Learn more about his upcoming plans to hit the road!

Toby Keith's big break was a song written 25 years ago in a motel bathroom in Dodge City, KS.

This rising country star has literally never played a show without a Takamine.

Join us Thursday evening on the Takamine Facebook page for this free livestream show from an amazing player!

A master of many instruments and many styles, John shares his experiences as a Takamine player and offers some excellent advice.