silent sleeper

Just wondering if anyone has one and what they think?

I have played it and it seems fabulous, but its going to be my first major guitar purchase and I want to get it right

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jakewesier

can't go wrong with a taylor

zenmaster10665

Found this online:

http://www.epinions.com/inst-Acoustic_Guitars-Big_Baby

If i were still in the market for a guitar in that range, I would definitely consider it.

Sounds like a nice one

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Herk

I've only played two Taylors. I find I prefer the buttery tone of a Larrivee, but the Taylors I've played feel the greatest of all when it comes to comfort and action. There glassy tone is definitely a thing of beauty as well. Good luck with your purchase, I hope it feels as great to you as they do to me.

Herk

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silent sleeper

Cheers

Yeah they sure feel great. I'm taking the plunge this week.

If I didn't buy it I would only spend the money on junk in any case

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tom12

I have one and though i like it i really wish i would have saved up a little more and bought something else, its not a bad guitar but there are better

zenmaster10665

http://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars...x?model=314-CE



Oh man....this is what i dream about at night.....

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nospam

for more taylor guitar info check out www.acousticguitarforum.com

plenty of good folks over there.

my advice would be to save up a little more and get a 300 or 400 series taylor. the baby, 100, and 200 series are nice, but solid wood guitars are much better.

if a new 300 or 400 taylor is out of you range, you can usually find a good deal on used ones. i've seen nice 300 series taylors go for $700 used.

for guitar reviews stop by www.harmony-central.com too.

nospam

Here's my two Taylors.

2002 314ce-ltd (maple)


2003 414ce-ltd (mahg. and cedar)

Herk

Ceder guitars look and smell so good. Those are beautiful.

Herk

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nospam

Yes, the smell of cedar is lovely...makes opening that case that much more enjoyable!

tom12

wow those are beautiful, i am so jealous