Jasmine

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Planning to learn Guitar and sometimes playing on a relative’s Takamine, I > d’like to know what do the Jasmines guitars worth. > THX. >     I believe Jasmine guitars is one of the many, many name brands used > by the enormous Samick guitar company of Korea.  The only ones I have > seen are beginner guitars, but not bad in that way.  Not expensive. > The Old Guy

I’m pretty sure they’re marketed through Takamine’s distributors (in the UK at least) and are intended to form an "entry-level" range for those of us who like Tak’s (me included). The few I’ve played have been pretty good, obviously not in the hand-crafted, solid wood league, although they all appeared to need a good set-up to get the best from ‘em – such is the way of mass-produced budget guitars, I suppose! Now, if they make a 12-string equivalent to the EN-40 Tak, I’d be very interested in trying one… AARRGHHH, the GAS has got me! Dave H. (The engineer formerly known as Homeless)

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> Planning to learn Guitar and sometimes playing on a relative’s Takamine, I > d’like to know what do the Jasmines guitars worth. > THX.

    I believe Jasmine guitars is one of the many, many name brands used by the enormous Samick guitar company of Korea.  The only ones I have seen are beginner guitars, but not bad in that way.  Not expensive. The Old Guy    http://www.newsfeed.com       The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! —–= Over 100,000 Newsgroups – Unlimited Fast Downloads – 19 Servers =—–

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Planning to learn Guitar and sometimes playing on a relative’s Takamine, I d’like to know what do the Jasmines guitars worth. THX.

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