I already own a Takamine EAN10C and wanted a guitar that I could take on the road and not getting dinged. So I found this guitar in my local guitar shop. Sounded pretty nice off the wall. It had a few buzzes , but all things considered- it sounded nice. I brought it into my local Luthier for set-up. They found a couple issues- nut was miscut and frets were uneven. So I had the nut recut and replaced with a bone one and had the frets leveled. $70.00 later I have a really nice looking and sounding guitar. I'm not complaining - I usually spend about $40.00 for a complete set-up anyway. I must admit that for the money- it's a nice sounding guitar.

Fit and finish, flawless Action great at spec of 5/64 - 7/64 I like the sound acoustically and great amplified My second Takamine

Keep looking, and pay the extra $ for something better.