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Taylor Acoustic/Electic Guitar
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Date Added: 01/05/2010
Last Updated: 01/05/2010 |
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2007 |
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Taylor |
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| Model: |
K-14-CE |
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| Price: |
$4300.00 |
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| Description: |
You are viewing a Taylor SOLID WOOD acoustic/electric guitar which has a rich range of woods (Acacia Koa back and sides with Sitka Spruce top) and tones, offering something to inspire the most discerning of player. This Taylor has a Dreadnought body style and features a cutaway, Ivoroid binding on body and neck, Abalone Rosette, and Taylor’s exceptional Expression System® which provides a seamless aesthetic integration that enhances this guitar's grace and good looks, offering the ultimate Koa experience for the acoustic/electric performer. With this system you will always sound your best, whether unplugged or amplified. This is an authentic Taylor Guitar with stickers and original papers. Model # K-14-CE Serial # 20050429127
About the woods: Acacia Koa Origin: The Big Island of Hawaii Used On: The Koa Acoustic and Acoustic/Electric Series
A tropical hardwood, koa’s tone blends the midrange of mahogany with the top end of maple. Due to its density, a new koa guitar tends to start out sounding a little bright and tight, somewhat like maple. But the more a koa guitar is played, the more the sound opens up, expanding the midrange and rewarding the player with a richer, sweeter, more resonant tone. A common mistake is when a bright player buys a koa guitar in part for its visual beauty, finds it to be too bright, and doesn’t play it enough to allow the wood to warm up.
Goes Well With ~
Fingerstylists who play more with the pads of their fingers and tend to have a meatier touch. Bright players need to be careful because of koa’s existing brightness (one might try experimenting with different pick materials).
Sitka Spruce Origin: Northwestern North America (Coastal Rainforests of Alaska and Canada) Used On: Most models
Sitka spruce is the top wood standard of the modern era. It’s used on 85-90 percent of the guitars that Taylor makes. Its dynamic range is very broad, allowing for everything from aggressive strumming and flatpicking to fingerpicking. Sitka spruce is Bob Taylor’s personal favorite for an all-around great guitar.
Goes Well With ~
All styles of guitars and players.
Included with Guitar: Taylor Hard Shell Case – Brown Exterior Black Soft Interior (still smells new) Guitar Cable Extra set of strings (Elixir – Ultra Thin)
PLEASE NOTE – The guitar is flawless with the only wear marks being on the strings. The hard case has some slight surface scuffs in various places. This guitar is in exceptional near mint condition! This guitar is sold as is and there are no refunds. More pictures available upon request.
If you would like to pick up the item I will accept cash and you can save the shipping and insurance costs.
SHIPPING AND PAYMENT DETAILS
SORRY, NO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS.
Payment by PayPal or Cash Only! Item will ship within three (3) business days after funds are received. Buyer pays for shipping and insurance, this item is oversized and very fragile.
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