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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Anyone seen this new T3 yet? Honestly, I liked the playability of the T5, but it lacked, to me, a good identity. It could be beefed up with chorus & reverb to a cool acoustic-ish sound, but did NOT have any guts for crunch at all.
So take the body, add in a set of coil-split HB's & a Bigsby...and NOW you have my attention!
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Location: Vernon CT | Andrew,
Posting pic's of Taylors on this site is taking your life into ones hands!! Very dangerous!! I almost took mine out of my signature, Scared for mine and my loved ones lives!!!!! :eek: :eek: ;) |
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Location: CA | At the risk of virtual crucifixion, that's much prettier than the VXT. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Saw them at NAMM. Seemed well made but in my opinion there are FAR better guitars for FAR less money. Pretty much the Taylor Motto.
If your interested in an acoustic guitar builder who makes some kick-arse electrics go check out Collings. If I had the money I would buy their SoCo Deluxe about 10 times out of 10 before I've buy the Taylor.
But I'm sure the Taylor will sell well based on the name. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Oddball:
that's much prettier than the VXT. Absolutely! |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Originally posted by Oddball:
At the risk of virtual crucifixion, that's much prettier than the VXT. Have you all seen the Prof's custom VXT? I can agree that this one is nicer looking than the standard VXT's (obviously personal opinion) but Brad's custom is what I'd go for if I was looking...(who's got a pic of that anyway?) |
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Okay, so it looks like a Taylor, but...
