MADE IN JAPAN & COMES WITH CASE
Product Information
The H5 Hirade concert classic is handcrafted in our pro series facility that has been building precision quality instruments over five decades. A sterling example of the luthier's art, these classical guitars that bear the name of Master Luthier Mass Hirade are still built by hand in our Takamine pro facility in Japan.
This guitar features a solid cedar top for warmth and broad dynamic range and a solid rosewood back for excellent projection. These instruments are designed and built to stand beside the finest classical guitars made today. Master luthier Mass Hirade was a driving force at Takamine, joining the company in 1968 and becoming its president in the mid-1970s. A brilliant guitar maker, he created innovative instruments of markedly superior volume, tone and playability, and it is in honor of his legacy that one of the most acclaimed Takamine guitar families is named.
Steeped in tradition, classical guitars remain a vibrant and vital presence in today's music, and Takamine has long gathered acclaim for its own finely crafted contributions to the form. Built with the nuanced and full-bodied voice of that age-old tradition, Takamine classical guitars also incorporate equally nuanced technological innovations that make adding a nylon-string guitar to your onstage arsenal a richly rewarding sonic experience.
Today's Takamine classical guitars continue a truly fine heritage of classical excellence, including the "H" and "TH" Hirade models named after the great man himself.
Specifications
SKU
TH5
Brand
Takamine
Type
4/4 Size Classical Guitars
Series
Takamine Classical Pro Series
Body Shape
Classical 4/4
Finish
Natural Gloss
Body Top
Solid Cedar
Body Back
Solid Rosewood
Body Sides
Solid Rosewood
Binding
Yes
Neck
Mahogany
Fretboard
Ebony
Nut
Natural Bone Nut, Width - 2.008" (51 mm)
Machine Heads
Gold Classical Machine Heads with White Pearl Buttons
Bridge
Rosewood with Bone Saddle
Rosette
Inlaid Mosaic
Electronics
None
Unique Features
Made in Japan, Includes Hardcase