What is the cheapest Taylor electric-acoustic guitar?
Sep 09, 7160 by Tamara S. | Posted in Rock and Pop
A lot of the bands I listen to use a form of a Taylor guitar and I think they sound great! I'm looking for an electric-acoustic guitar or at least one with a cutaway. The only thing is that they're fairly expensive, so what's the cheapest I can get it for, in Canada? Please and thank you!
With Taylor Guitars, even their low-end guitars are a bit on the expensive side
However, they are totally the best bang for your buck in that price range
The cheapest Taylor guitar that has an electric pickup and a cutaway would be the Taylor 110ce, which costs about $800
The cheapest Taylor guitar is the 110, which starts at about $600
They charge an extra $50 for the pickup, and another $150 for the cutaway.
Unfortunately, they don't make guitars with only a cutaway and no pickup.
I have a Taylor 110e which I got for $650; It has a pickup, but no cutaway. I LOVE my Taylor!
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What amp is best for an acoustic Taylor 214ce guitar?
Dec 20, 2008 by andrew g | Posted in Other - Music
I just bought a brand new taylor acoustic-electric, 214ce guitar and I'm looking to buy an amp as well. Do you have any suggestions as to what brand and size I should buy. Ionly ever do small gigs so I don't need a lot of power. I've been playing Acoustic my whole life and this is my firs Acoustic-electric guitar so I need some advice
I get on very nicely with my Marshall AS50R which is designed for electro-acoustics. It has 2 channels, one with optional balanced input, with the option to use variable amounts of reverb, chorus and feedback cancellation on each. It has in/out for external effects, line out and D.I out on the back. As the name suggests, it has 50 watts output which seems plenty for small venues.
There is also a very nice Roland (AR60?) that is worth a look. It uses smaller speakers than my Marshall but still gives a full, rich sound.
nightcrawler | Dec 20, 2008