Posted in: Guitar by istillgotmyguitar on January 20th, 2012 | 0 Comments
A brief discussion of some great Koa guitar options for players of all levels.
When first beginning the search to find the perfect koa guitar for you, the task can seem very daunting. With all the information out there it is easy to get confused and overwhelmed. However, with the right information the process of finding the perfect koa guitar for you can be painless and even very rewarding. Below I have put together a brief list of some great koa guitars that are out there for you to check out to assist you in your journey to the perfect instrument. Of course, these are not all the products that are out there; however, each would make a great place for you to start looking.
Takamine Ef508kc
As you may know, Takamine is a great place to start looking for anything that has to do with the 6-string, and that is definitely true when it comes to koa guitars. This beautiful instrument offers a high sound pressure that produces a full natural tone that would please the most discriminating of ears. Its Palethetic pickup and CT4B2 three band graphic preamp with tuner make it even easier for you to adjust the tone to precisely the sound you desire. All this at the price of around $1000 and you get a great product at a great value.
This is a beautiful cheap acoustic guitar from a relatively small music company. All Boulder Creek guitars feature solid tops, solid backs, and laminated sides for strength and durability, and necks made from high quality wood found all over the world. Though these instruments are made with the sound port on the top to direct sound toward the player, these beautiful koa guitars still produce a fantastic outward sound and are perfect for working musicians. Add the unique natural finish to its great price under $770 and it’s hard to pass up.
B.C. Rich NBSMK Electric Guitar Koa Mockingbird
Lastly, we have very unique electric koa guitar from B. C. Rich. This signature mockingbird features a mahogany body, koa top and contrasting wood stringers that produce a tone that would appeal to any rocker. The unique style of this instrument offers great playability and is sure to turn a lot of heads. At under $600 this koa guitar is a real steal.
As mentioned previously, these are not the only koa guitars that are available on the market; however, each of these would make a good starting point on your journey. Whichever instrument you choose, what’s most important is to find a koa guitar that fits your personality and playing style. No matter what, remember to keep practicing and you’ll find yourself under the bright lights in no time flat!
