This era was the pinnacle of the rich, full, harmonics laden, yet crisp fundamental tone of Taylor. Everything they've done to their guitar design (smaller, thinner, v-braced, cutaway, preamp piezo) since has diminished that. If you're just a light strummer, or mostly pick on stage thru an amp, none of it matters, ya might as well play electric. And most acoustic players nowadays do all that, leaning towards the latter. Thank you for the recording, you do elicit some tone in some spots, you dig a little. I have a 94. It's great you play the same across many models. Very helpful!
Awesome bro I have the same year and model Very few guitars can ever match it’s tone and playability . So nice too with w capo Very little re tuning needed when you put a capo on Not quite as loud as some Dreads but do right all around
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This era was the pinnacle of the rich, full, harmonics laden, yet crisp fundamental tone of Taylor. Everything they've done to their guitar design (smaller, thinner, v-braced, cutaway, preamp piezo) since has diminished that. If you're just a light strummer, or mostly pick on stage thru an amp, none of it matters, ya might as well play electric. And most acoustic players nowadays do all that, leaning towards the latter. Thank you for the recording, you do elicit some tone in some spots, you dig a little. I have a 94. It's great you play the same across many models. Very helpful!
Awesome bro
I have the same year and model
Very few guitars can ever match it’s tone and playability .
So nice too with w capo
Very little re tuning needed when you put a capo on
Not quite as loud as some Dreads but do right all around
If u ever make instrumentals would you let me use them for my videos?
I also think new Taylor’s can’t match the older ones