Taylor T5z Demo by Nate White
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Like its bigger sibling, the T5, the hollowbody T5z packs a dynamic range of electric and amplified acoustic tones into one guitar. The difference is a more compact body size (closer to a solidbody) and playing features that electric players will love: a 12-inch fretboard radius (compared to 15-inch on the T5), jumbo frets that making bending strings easier, and slightly more feedback resistance with high-gain distortion. Hybrid electric/acoustic design features include a three-pickup configuration - a magnetic acoustic body sensor, a concealed neck humbucker, and a visible bridge humbucker - plus five-way switching and onboard tone controls that let you shift from shimmering acoustic to screaming electric in an instant. The guitar’s dual compatibility with electric and acoustic amps is the icing on the cake, putting incredible performance versatility into a player’s hands.
Like the T5, the T5z is available in four model options, each distinguished by soundboard choices of flamed koa, curly maple, spruce or mahogany, with corresponding appointment packages and color options. Two 12-string T5z models (Custom and Classic) are also offered.
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I watch this video like once a week, lol. The T5z is my dream guitar and I live vicariously through my RUclips watch history.
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You are not alone, my friend…
This is the single best demo I've seen on a T5. Using the acoustic amp for every setting really unlocked the possibilities of it for me.
Wow. Thank you so much Keith!! 💙
What a compliment! Thank you Keith. We appreciate you taking the time to watch the video & write this comment. Thank you so much!
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Damn! That was a joy to watch! The playing and tones are just gorgeous!
Thank you so much! I appreciate you saying that, the T5z’s are a pleasure to play. Just got 2 more at the store this weekend.😄👍 Thanks for watching, commenting, and please let us know if we can ever help.🙏
@@naterevolution just a quick question. What is the difference between the T5Z standard and T5Z pro?
@@thoughtprovoking001 Great question! T5z pro has nicer woods, aesthetics, etc. As far as I understand the electronics and “guts” are the same. 👍
@@naterevolution Thanks Nate. I couldn't find this info anywhere.
That demo sounded great.
Thank you!
Great video. Looking to get one of these soon. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching and taking the time to write a comment. I appreciate you!
Nate I need some help. I'm a fingerstyle solo Jazz player for the most part, Earl Klugh, Joe Pass Charlie Byrd, etc.. It's really hard finding stores in my area that stock this guitar. What top and side woods would you recommend for the T5z for my style of playing? I prefer a warm sound over a bright one. Currently they come with maple top/ash sides Pro model, Mahogany top/sapele sides or Koa top/sapele sides, classic model. Thanks a lot @@naterevolution
@@mychaelpierce8049 we are here to help! Reach out to us anytime and we can help you get started. We just got in some really cool custom T5zs. Nash is the expert on those, I would love to pull him into the conversation as well. Hope to hear from you!
Great video - great player, excellent info , informal back &forth was a nice touch . Thanks 👍
Thank you friend for watching & commenting!🙏
Great vid, have the 12.
Thank you!!! I love the T5 and T5z!
"It's it's own thing!" This is exactly what way too many reviewers miss.
Thanks for the great review and excellent playing. Really nice!
Side note ... hehheh, I have both, the Windham Hill and Joe Pass Virtuoso on CD.
Thank you for those kind words, I appreciate your encouragement friend! Sounds like we might have a similar music collection. 😉👍Thanks for watching & commenting, hope to hear more from you!
I can’t imagine that there’s a problem with you doing anything on an acoustic guitar. I really appreciate your playing and the beautiful tones of the T5z
Thank you friend, I appreciate your encouragement. Thanks for watching the video and taking the time to leave a comment. God bless!🙏
@@naterevolution My pleasure! God’s blessings and peace to you on your day!
y’all need to throw Nate some likes if for nothing more than that “Sir Duke” arrangement. i may try to steal that one someday. great demo of some really impressive guitars!
Thank you my friend, I appreciate your kind words. Do you think it would helpful if I were to make a “how to” video breaking down this arrangement? That’s a concept I’ve been kicking around, just don’t know if there’s enough interest. Thanks for commenting, subscribing, and your feedback!
@@naterevolution you’re an incredible player, I think a lot of people would love how-to videos on these demo snippets you do! Also, definitely checking out the store next time I’m in Springfield! Much love from STL
@@Kqhoa thank you for the encouragement! I’ll get the ball rolling on some instructional content. I look forward to seeing you next time you’re in Springfield!
@@naterevolution as a newer player I’d love to see you and Palen put out “how to” videos!
@@derekgladden5200 I appreciate your kind words and feedback! Is there any particular subject that you would like us to cover? Thanks for your comment and for subscribing to the channel.👍
What an awesome video! I love the playing, the commentary, Nate’s accent, the lighting…everything! This was a real treat! Thank you for this. Wishful thinking here, but I would love to know the recording chain. Direct out the amp with reverb? I just couldn’t resist, that sound is so gorgeous.
Thank you so much! We truly appreciate the encouragement ❤️🙏. Nash is the real MVP. He is responsible for the audio, I’ll see if I can get him to chime in here… Thanks again Courtney!
nice demo, some great snippets of yacht classics. Yes to Dreamboat Annie - one of the best albums ever, Sing Child tears it up. As for the T5z, great tool for a working musician who doubles or triples. Those that play lots of gigs tend to optimize their setups for quick/easy load-in/out. This beast covers a lot of ground...
Thanks Todd for the encouragement! I agree, the T5z and T5 are workhorses for folks required to be Swiss Army knife guitarists in bands covering a lot of sonic territory. 👍👍👍
That 12-string sound…WOW !!!
Would have loved hearing 2 12-strings panned left and right!!😀
Thank you! Get a 12 string and try that sometime.👍👍👍
dude... I have one in Denim, but don't sound anything as good. You are a presence, Mr. White.
"..this is a little bit of Merle..." I love it.
Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, that truly means a lot to me. This guitar is an extremely inspirational instrument!❤️🙏
I would like to find a video review of this guitar without all of the effects on it, so that I could hear what the guitar sounds like instead of the effects. And just strumming open chords slowly is all the picking that needs to be done.
Give us a call at the store sometime and we can shoot a quick video with an iPhone if you like. I do that all the time for folks and seems to be helpful in the decision making process. Thanks for watching and for commenting, you can reach us at 417-882-7006. Look forward to hearing from you!
Which wood combination is the one in this video?
This one has the Spruce top👍
This video sold at least a few T5s lol
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What does it sound like unplugged ??
It's called acoustic, yet not one RUclipsr plays it acoustically !!
Everybody does the same presentation !!
Generic mind control !
I can help! The T5z doesn’t really have much more acoustic resonance than your typical semi hollow-body electric guitar. Which is by design and why no one has demonstrated this on video. The T5z has an electric guitar playing experience with an acoustic voice from the pickups. It’s one of the easiest guitars you’ll ever play and by virtue of the Taylor electronics, it truly has a unique voice. Hope that helps!
@@naterevolution Okay cool !
Thanks !! 🙏
In a live band setting I don't think that guitar would work like the buttons are in a bad position and that knob,ugh it would probably work in a jazz group unnoticed and a country big band,but for a quartet or basic rock band or a open mic,I wouldn't risk it,It just doesn't belong on a live stage,because of the way it looks,I wouldn't even bring it to a professional studio,Better to use a real Taylor acoustic instead of a divided hobbies guitar,too risky,I've seen a lot of people pick that guitar up then put it back on the wall,I'd buy a Les Paul,before I buy that..
They probably put it back because of the price tag. Not because of how it plays or sounds.
Thumbs down guy was here. Seriously am I the only who does this when warranted?
The Pro model has the knobs on bottom like electrics for comments like these