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BluesapprenticeOP•

So my Tagima TW-55 came in the mail today!

It's a basswood body with a maple fret board and poplar neck (binded together) I was first concerned how it would feel and sound but my concerns diminished once I held it. It was very comfortable. Like, I've been playing it forever. I didn't even have to set it up besides tuning! I haven't found any dead spots or intonation issues as of yet.

The sound of this guitar is pretty damn good. I would say it's above the squier bullet and affinity series and can sit in with the classic vibe series. The biggest win is that I only paid $190 for it when new CVs go for$400 on average.

The neck pickup has a nice whole sound and the bridge pick up gives the traditional twang. There is some hum because they are not noise cancelling but this is expected.

Tagima guitars have caught my attention. You get a solid guitar for an incredibly affordable price. Highly recommended for beginners, intermediate or an experienced player that doesn't want to spend alot of money.

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Looks great! I've been curious about Tagimas lately. Everyone seems to like it.

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How does the neck feel? Looking forward on buying a white TG 530 (Strat style guitar) in the future.

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BluesapprenticeOP•

It feels really good! It's the perfect size. Not baseball rounded but not too thin either. The stock tuners are really impressive too. Even though the pickups are pretty good I want to switch them out. I'm going to put the preloaded electric set with the dimarzio cruiser in the neck and the chopper T in the bridge.

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