Taylor 217e SB 50th Anniversary Review

Today I review the Taylor 217E-SB 50th Anniversary acoustic guitar. If you own one or have experienced one of these tell me about it in the comments. Please like and subscribe to my channel, it's the only way I can make this dream of being a guitar reviewer come true. I can't do it without you! Thanks for tuning in and subscribe for more.

[@benjamingettinger233]

Appreciate the knowledge of the bracing method and how that affects tone. Great voice by the way! The singing kinda helped me calibrate my ears for the room noise. Speaking of, I recommend using a mic with audio interface just to purify the audio a bit. Not to cover up for tonal weaknesses with EQ, but to improve accuracy of the reproduction.
Doing great man! Keep it up, I’m a fan!

[@Sick_Strings01]

I just upgraded my microphone set up so everything is going to sound so much clearer and better. Thanks man, glad to hear from you!

[@johnnylopez7410]

Sick video. Keep up the great work!!!

[@Sick_Strings01]

Thanks man, it’s a joy to be able to provide something that people see value in. There is plenty more to come so make sure to subscribe and thanks again for watching!

[@myanswer]

good stuff

[@Sick_Strings01]

Thanks for watching!

[@cthanks8203]

Why is he pounding on this beautiful guitar

[@Sick_Strings01]

🤣 they are made to be played bro! I’ve always been heavy with my right hand so I can’t really help it. Thanks for the laugh!

[@cthanks8203]

You must sound really bad not knowinng how to play electric or accoustic...there is a difference you know...maybe you should take music lessons

[@benjamingettinger233]

I think it’s called playing style. You don’t have to do that, but it’s an art, so only amateurs tell others how it should or shouldn’t be done.