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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-12-05 6:38 AM (#285403)
Subject: FS (expensive wood content)


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Up next is one I just received, and found it has too much bling for my liking. Angelic sound and well, as you can see, is stunning visually. Short scale makes it an easy player, with expression system and hard shell case, all in new condition with original hang tags. Only 250 made in various woods with the last run being made in Koa and Engleman, which this is. 2850.00 shipped conn US. If anyone wants more pictures, just email me.













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Gallerinski
Posted 2009-12-05 7:11 AM (#285404 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)
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Good luck with the sale.
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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-12-05 8:04 AM (#285405 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)


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3. Thanks Dave.

This guitar would look good on you. ;)
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Gallerinski
Posted 2009-12-05 8:32 AM (#285406 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)
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Nope. Looks like a nice enough guitar but I would never own a Taylor. Just my personal preference.
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Capo Guy
Posted 2009-12-05 8:32 AM (#285407 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)



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9. Where's the tree???
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BT717
Posted 2009-12-05 9:34 AM (#285408 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)


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:rolleyes:
You crack me up!
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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-12-05 12:46 PM (#285409 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)


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Originally posted by Capo Guy:
9. Where's the tree???
Sold it. :D
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2ifbyC
Posted 2009-12-05 12:58 PM (#285410 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)
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Originally posted by Trader Jim:
Originally posted by Capo Guy:
9. Where's the tree???
Sold it... :D
.. to a parrothead!


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stephent28
Posted 2009-12-05 1:46 PM (#285411 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)



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That was quick!
Specially for a Taylor!!!
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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-12-05 3:58 PM (#285412 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)


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Wake up Stephen, I'm talking about the tree, not the guitar. It's still for sale. Interested?
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stephent28
Posted 2009-12-05 4:48 PM (#285413 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)



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I don't know. Want to trade it for a Tak 45th, Tak EF75, a Froggy Bottom F12 and an Adamas 47RI?

I know all of those guitars combined don't equal a Taylor in value but it's the best I got that I can part with.....

I figure a 4-1 trade is equal value in the minds of most Taylor owners!


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I would actually do the trade but TJ would have to stuff the Taylor with an additional $12,000.


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Interested? ;)
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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-12-05 5:13 PM (#285414 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)


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So, I guess you are awake now. I'm not to the point of being like "most Taylor owners", and I'm too poor to stuff the Taylor with the ransom you suggest. They're all just guitars when it comes down to it. Depends what does "it" for you.
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stephent28
Posted 2009-12-05 8:44 PM (#285415 - in reply to #285403)
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"it" is a nice dinner, some excellent wine, a few after dinner cordials and a wife who is in the mood ;)


Good luck with the Taylor sale. You know I was just razzing ya! :p
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gulfcoast
Posted 2009-12-05 10:27 PM (#285416 - in reply to #285403)
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I think we all know me and jeffW put Dave in his place about Taylors, kinda.
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Gallerinski
Posted 2009-12-05 11:44 PM (#285417 - in reply to #285403)
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Originally posted by gulfcoast:
I think we all know me and jeffW put Dave in his place about Taylors, kinda.
Oh yes indeed, you certainly did. Since that fateful day I've spent about $40k on guitars. I'll have to take a count and see exactly how many of those were Taylors. CLICK.
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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-12-06 7:45 AM (#285418 - in reply to #285403)
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Still got the bag Dave? :D
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gulfcoast
Posted 2009-12-06 4:09 PM (#285419 - in reply to #285403)
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I`ve got the bag. I`m holding it till Dave buys his first Taylor.
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Gallerinski
Posted 2009-12-06 4:56 PM (#285420 - in reply to #285403)
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'Zat true? I sent the bag back with the guitar?
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Weaser P
Posted 2009-12-06 5:08 PM (#285421 - in reply to #285403)
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Originally posted by gulfcoast:
I think we all know me and jeffW put Dave in his place about Taylors, kinda.
Whoa! What's this about jw and Taylors? I knew Dave played one nice one (of yours if memory serves, Ronnie) and he liked it ut has said consistently he wopuld never BUY one and I know jw is a Kaman/Lowden man. Is there a jw secret that hasn't been told (most have - just visit your local Post Office bulletin board, they're there). I don't believe it...
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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-12-06 6:06 PM (#285422 - in reply to #285403)
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Well guys, I've played a few Taylors that were real dogs, but the one I picked up locally on Craigslist is a stellar player along with a few others. Every maker has some that aren't worth the shipping to get them to you, and some that are excellent examples of the luthier's art. Brand doesn't guarantee a great guitar, no matter who's making it.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2009-12-06 6:45 PM (#285423 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)


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I've yet to hear a Taylor that I thought was steller. Doesn't mean they aren't out there. The ones I thought were good were too much money for what you were getting.

Couple of days ago I heard another Taylor, plugged in. Sounded thin, with no guts. Maybe it was just the player, but I'm just not impressed by them.....
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stephent28
Posted 2009-12-06 7:56 PM (#285424 - in reply to #285403)
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Guys.....we really shouldn't be doggin Taylors in the thread where TJ is trying to sell one.

The price he is asking is probably very fair for the quality of Taylor he is selling.

TJ...I am sorry if I am the one who threw this "For Sale" ad off track. My apologies!
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2009-12-06 9:16 PM (#285425 - in reply to #285403)
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TJ, I apologize. Stephen's right (boy, that hurt to say). Taylors are just another flavor of ice cream.

And, to be honest, the one you're selling is beautiful...
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MWoody
Posted 2009-12-06 9:25 PM (#285426 - in reply to #285403)
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Kinda makes you ashamed of what you did for a Klondike Bar, don't it now?
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MusicMishka
Posted 2009-12-06 9:48 PM (#285427 - in reply to #285403)
Subject: Re: FS (expensive wood content)


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I've yet to hear a Taylor that I thought was stellar. Doesn't mean they aren't out there. The ones I thought were good were too much money for what you were getting.

Couple of days ago I heard another Taylor, plugged in. Sounded thin, with no guts. Maybe it was just the player, but I'm just not impressed by them.....
Paulie, you are welcome to play any of mine anytime...I think you would agree they are not the run of the mill Taylor's...And I never paid anywhere near retail for any of them...

I would love to have TJ's...getting my neck fixed is a priority that's more important...But I know it sounds great...

The biggest mistake I see Taylor owners make is not understanding how to set/use the expression system...done right it can be very nice...done wrong: well, its usually a disaster... ;)
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