Taylor 810 Series Acoustic Guitar
The Taylor 810 Series Acoustic Guitar is known as the flagship model for Taylor acoustic guitars, it may have brought Taylor acoustic guitars to the front of the class with this model. Retailing at over $3,000 this Taylor acoustic guitar is worth it. All the elements that would make an acoustic guitar perfect are featured in the Taylor 810 Series Acoustic Guitar.
This classic Taylor 810 has a booming voice and is a dreadnought lovers dream guitar. The Indian Rosewood body of this guitar gives it a beautiful coloration and bass response. This along with the Sitka spruce top the Taylor 810 produces an unmatchable tone combination. The Taylor 810 acoustic also features a bound neck, an overlay made from Indian rose wood, an 800 series finger board inlay, and rosette from abalone.
Remember this is a 6-string Taylor 810 Series Acoustic Guitar and although is unmatched by any other 6-sting acoustics its price is still unbeatable for such a fine instrument.
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The Guild GAD-25 Acoustic Guitar is a return to the 1960's Guild quality and craftsmanship. Along with a terrific price, this guitar projects a smooth, full, warm, and balanced tone as well as projection, volume, and sustain that any guitarist would be pleased to hear. Offers clear highs with a bass that is just right and a not too boomy sound that many other dreadnought guitars offer. Good action. Not too flashy looks offset the absolute beauty of its sound. Features on the GAD-25 include dreadnought body, solid mahogany back and sides, 3-piece mahognay neck, Indian rosewood fretboard and pin bridge, pearl dot inlays, tortoise shell pickguard, bone nut and saddle, wood body bindings, and Grover Rotomatic tuners. It is a great finger-picking and strumming guitar.
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