2003 Taylor 310CE Guitar
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The Taylor 310CE is an all solid wood, cutaway, acoustic electric guitar. I purchased the guitar new after trying many other brands and models. The guitar come equiped with a pickup and controls for the electric use of the guitar.
What sold me on this guitar was the silky smooth feel of the neck and body. This is a quality instrument and you can tell it was created with pride. The sound quality is excellent on its own or amplified. The action on this guitar is very low and almost plays as easily as an electric guitar. The ebony fret board is also a major plus.
Compared to comprable Martin guitars, I didn't find it a close contest. I think the Taylor lower end models are a great value for the money and I take pride in owning this butiful instrument.
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Tony
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Wow , seams like you really satisfied with you item, both you and the designer,you satisfied with ur item and the designer with his work...The guitar looks kinda cool though, something like a whats that guys name whye cliff, that song with shakira in 'hips dont like'..type of quitar
Like the idea that it plays as well with or without the amp and of course any acoustic that is as nice to play as an electric gets my vote, I have plenty of sore fingers to prove my acoustic doesn't play that way :) Thanks for the info, sounds like a good instrument
Sounds like a great guitar. My husband plays, but I don't know much about them.
Wow! Sounds pretty cool. Thanks. ;)