Taylor 110GB

Description: Brand: Taylor / Guitar Type: Semi-acoustic Guitar

Newest Review: ... I needed to pamper it, it just does a job and does it very well indeed, leaving me to carry on with just playing the thing. ... more

... It's a no frills guitar and that's what I love about it. I always go for 12's when choosing strings, I tried 13's once and the sound was absolutely fantastic but unless you've got fingers of steel, I wouldn't try it! The 12's give you almost as good a sound and you can play for longer for it. You get a nice gig bag with the guitar, but not much else, bear in mind that this is a Taylor on a budget. For what it is, I'd say it's worth every penny....more

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Taylor 110GB: Entry level taylor, not an heirloom but nearly as good. (505 words)
by - written on 30/03/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Taylor has always been a huge name in acoustic guitars, having been seen regularly in the hands of all manner of musicians, from Bob Dylan to Slash, and as such they demand a hefty price tag. Well usually they do, the 110 is Taylor's attempt at a "guitar for the masses" so to speak. OK you wouldn't call it cheap, at around £600 even with a bit of haggling it's still not an entry level guitar by any means. The thing to remember though is that many Taylors cost well in excess of £1500-£2000. Does it show then? Well that's a tricky one. You get a nice natural solid spruce top, one of those tops that improves with age. the back and ... Read the complete review

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