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Location: Tennessee | Brilliant marketing though. Every Taylor-weenie on the planet would want to buy one. There's no "you have one like that" arguments to contend with. It was hyped as a limited special edition kind of thing. Cripes, there was even a post on here about how cool these guitars are. I'll bet a few got bought because of the exposure. As a company, Taylor does seem to be doing all the right things ... including making all their product here in California, having a huge market share, getting lots of positive media recognition, and doing their business in a responsible way. Too bad I'm not a fan of their guitars.
Stephen, did you ever find those pictures of the mandocello? |
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Location: Scotland | Originally posted by stonebobbo:
. including making all their product here in California
I'm pretty sure the 100 and 200 series as well as the Baby and Big Baby are made in Mexico. |
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| Originally posted by Paul Templeman:
I'm pretty sure the 100 and 200 series as well as the Baby and Big Baby are made in Mexico. As Bobbo said, made in California... ;) |
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Location: Tennessee | Baja California. But just a stones throw from Escondido ... almost like being across town except for that pesky border fence. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Yeah Bobbo.
I am out of town for a funeral right now and will post them when I get back. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Hey Bob,
Back in town and I will try and get some pics posted before Christmas. |
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