The T3 electric guitar series has certain features you won’t be able to find anywhere else apart from this particular series. With the company’s continuing quest to come up with a range of excellent electric guitars, the T3 series was able to produce a classic semi – hollow body sound which is part of the company’s signature in most of their guitar series. One of its unique features is the push – pull tone knobs, which can bring two sweeping modes of control for the guitar tones. And, with its Bigsby tail piece, it is able to give the player enough high – performance vibrato bars without completely eliminating the issues in pitch control.

Another excellent model of Taylor electric guitars is the Solid Body. With three options to choose from, you can never run out of choices from this model, including Classic, Standard, and Custom Taylor Solid Body guitars. The Classic model boasts of a sharp and contemporary – retro look with a solid ash body and classic crushed pearl pick guard, chrome metal components and an excellently crafted maple neck. It also includes two pick up choices between a humbucker and the noiseless single coil series. The Standard Solid Body series has an inset Tamo figured ash top, which blends perfectly in a deep golden glow. They also have a lightly smooth polish of satin finish for this series, and both styles feature the same binding, which highlights the perfectly sculpted armrest and cutaways. Both humbuckers and/or the coil exposed Taylor Style II can provide an aggressive and rich sound with tonal gradation elimination. With the Solid Body Custom series, Taylor electric guitar was able to come up with finely made electric guitars carefully crafted from selected materials for better sound quality.

The Taylor electric guitar T5 series is one of the most recent additions to the line of fantastically created guitars, including the T5-S, T5-C, and the T5-12. Right after the T5 series hit the market in 2005, it has been reaping awards ever since for its musical ingenuity. It is the only guitar to ever use all magnetic pickups for both its electric and acoustic tones. It also features exclusive Taylor pickups, a Taylor T-Lock neck joint, and a five way switch. With a fantastic range of products, Taylor electric guitars have dominated the musical scene, both for amateur and professional guitar players.

With the breakout GS, it motivated Bob Taylor to develop their acoustic line with 20 fresh and innovative models, including old favorites to comprise their new set of acoustic guitars that are certainly made to awe their aficionados. New Taylor acoustic guitars are also designed to allow installation of a pickup without altering its design or removing any parts of the guitar just to accommodate the device. Taylor acoustic guitar model GS is one of their original collections introduced in 2006, but reenters the market today without changes in their original form but with a more improved sound quality. For over a decade, GS models provided a new look in the guitar collection of Taylor, and gained immense popularity right after they were released. Its original designs allowed Taylor guitars to come up with superior and powerful acoustic sounds that are very precise in every note you hit. This is the new and revolutionized GS model that sounds like providing a whole new zest on Taylor acoustic guitars.

Another worth mentioning is the GA series, also known as the Grand Auditorium which has become a favorite in its acoustic and electric line for many years and counting with its new shape and design. With a revolutionized design centering on the concept of pure acoustic, Taylor’s GA series is banking on the fact that even with its revised design, its functionality and sound quality has been improved for better performance.

And, for a traditional acoustic feel, Taylor acoustic guitars introduced its GC series, which has been compactly designed for better handling. But, even with its compact and sexy appearance, the Grand Concert series can come up with quality sounds that you will not expect from such a guitar with perfectly streamlined design.

All in all, the various Taylor acoustic guitar series are surely enough to make hype in the market, especially in the acoustic guitar industry. This only proves that no matter how modern our world gets, the need for a more classical and traditional acoustic guitar will not be outmoded with modern instruments, as long as it is capable of giving quality music like the Taylor acoustic guitars series.

Ever since their products have been introduced in the mainstream market, Taylor guitars have never ceased to amaze the ears of music and guitar aficionados worldwide with their keen attention to sound quality and innovation to produce a unique product to match the increasing demands of customers for better instruments. Its T5 series is one of the results of its carefully made research and product development that was able to produce precision music, acoustic or electric alike, with its unique tone quality seldom heard in other guitars today. The Taylor T5 guitar is a phenomenon in precision instruments, as claimed by the company, and the people who already tried this particular Taylor guitar series. A lot of acoustic players have been enjoying these instruments for years due to its precision in details and materials used on it to produce a one of a kind guitar series that can be played both ways. Perfectly tailored to match the needs of the clients, Taylor T5 Guitar series has been making wonderful reviews from satisfied customers all over the world.

Made from book-matched maple, it three dimensional appearance is professionally improved by topping it with an enthralling gloss finish. Its seven mils thick finish contributes to the sound quality it produces as stated by the company owner and founder Bob Taylor, and you will not be able to find this on any other electric guitar that is usually topped with 20 to 30 mils thick of finish, which, according to Taylor, is not good for any guitar if you want it to have excellent acoustics. The backsides of Taylor T5 guitar series are expertly routed with high grade and solid Sapele, which is ideal for excellent tone, workability, and the facility to hold a perfectly laid finish for acoustical purposes. Its back is uniformly thin, that is why most T5’s are ultra lightweight and produce excellent acoustic resonance. Its fret board and bridge are made out of monolithic pieces of ebony finished with sweet satin. The T5 peg head overlay has a multicolored polish, which has been buffed to a high sheen.

Taylor Guitars have sure created real winners in the past, but their T5 series is one of the best ever produced by the company. Combined with dedication and the drive to produce excellent instruments, Taylor Guitars have certainly come up with the one that will match any type of guitar ever to come out in the market today. With its unique tones and excellent guitar design, the Taylor T5 guitar series is certainly one of the best ever produced in the market today to keep up with ever increasing demands of clients and music enthusiasts for better instruments.

Taylor Guitars is a guitar maker based in El Cajon, California, specializing in hollow-body acoustic guitars, acoustic electric guitars, as well as semi-hollow and solid body electric guitars. The company was established in 1974 by Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug and is still operated by Bob Taylor today. Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug expanded their small shop into a major guitar manufacturing company while maintaining creative control and ownership. Kurt Listug became the businessman of the partnership while Bob Taylor concentrated on guitar design and production. As of 2008 Taylor Guitars has more than 550 employees. The factory is located in El Cajon, California with worldwide distribution. A second plant has been opened 40 miles away in Tecate, Mexico where the entry-level guitars of the Taylor line (the Baby, Big Baby, 100, and 200 series) are made along with the Taylor guitar cases. All other Taylor guitars are made in El Cajon, California. Taylor’s corporate office is also located in El Cajon, California.

Taylor acoustic electric guitars can be played solo, like a regular guitar, but have the option of being plugged in like an electric guitar, leading to true versatility of sound. With a Taylor acoustic electric guitar, the way you play is totally up to you.

A great feature on Taylor acoustic electric guitars is the Expression System Transducer. Inspired by Taylor’s Expression System technology, the Expression System Transducer, or ES-T, is a single-source, under-saddle transducer with individual elements for each string. The ES-T has an onboard preamp and the same active controls found on the full Expression System. Featuring a custom-voiced equalizer and dynamic response, the system is powered by a 9-volt battery, with a battery life LED power indicator (which is lit when the battery is being used). The pickup also has a Phase switch for feedback control, which is located on the preamp board inside the soundhole.

Starting in January 1999, Taylor acoustic electric guitars began to be made with a patented bolt-on neck called the NT (new technology) neck. It differs from other acoustic electric guitar necks, whether bolt-on or glued, by supporting the fretboard all the way to the 19th fret with a continuous piece of wood. After time, some guitars require the neck angle to be realigned (referred to as a neck reset). This process is greatly simplified by allowing the replacement of different sized neck spacers to return the neck to the required angle. Prior to 1999, Taylor Guitars had a simpler bolt-on neck. These guitar necks allow for simple adjustment later if needed. Traditional (non-Taylor) guitars with a glued neck with a dovetail would need to be disassembled to be adjusted.

Taylor acoustic electric guitars can be purchased directly from the Taylor store as well as at music instrument stores or secondhand music instrument shops. There is also a wide selection of Taylor acoustic electric guitars to be found online.

Out of the many selections of Taylor guitars, Baby Taylor is the ultimate travel companion and it sets the standard for the travel guitar market nowadays. Despite the size of only 3/4 of a full-sized guitar, it delivers volume and tone that surprise for its diminutive dimensions and is remarkably versatile for special applications, be it played in alternate tunings or high-strung; with a capo or a slide. It is also a perfect starter guitar for young kids. If a bigger sound is desired but the guitar is still preferred to be super-portable and affordable, the Big Baby Taylor is simply another guitar of choice.

The Baby Taylor guitar comes in ¾-scale Dreadnought (22 3/4-inch scale length) size. It is made up of finest quality woods like ebony for every fretboard. Quartersawn, carefully book-matched tonewoods such as mahogany or solid sitka spruce are sorted, dried, and prepared by Bob Taylor and his experienced team of luthiers. Delicate inlay and binding work is also done by hand, providing a good sense of touch that machine just cannot compete with. The back or sides are made up of sapele laminate and the rosette is laser-etched.

The Big Baby Taylor guitars are built with similar materials as the Baby, but at a bigger size of 15/16-scale Dreadnought. With every purchase of Baby Taylor guitar, the Taylor gig bag will also be included in the package. There are three models available in the Baby Taylor series, i.e. BT1 (Sitka), BT2 (Tropical Mahogany) and BBT (Big Baby). Musicians or guitarists may choose for the best model according to their needs and favorite style. There are a lot of different things can be done with the Baby Taylor guitar. Some people tune it up while others choose to tune it down. Some people like to high-string it in a Nashville tuning. Some people put capos on them to get that mandolin sound, especially on the high notes in a way a regular size guitar not able to perform.

In short, the Baby Taylor guitar is an excellent guitar that comes with the three main features – portable, playable and affordable. The impressive volume and tone of Baby Taylor guitar offer a pleasant surprise for modern guitarists. It’s a perfect travel mate, it’s a great choice for kids taking lessons, and artists like Lindsey Buckingham, Bono and Thom Yorke, who have used them for songwriting, recording and performing. No matter how you choose to use it, the Baby Taylor guitar simply delivers an authentic acoustic sound that is super impressive, and it is a big fun to play with!