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- 6-string Acoustic Guitar with Mahogany Top
- Layered Sapele Back
- Sides - Natural
- Neck Width 1-11/16 inch
Description
Baby Taylor, Mahogany Top
Brand: Taylor
Color: Mahogany
Top Material Type: ***Gloss, Satin || Lacquer, Ureth
Body Material: Sapele
Back Material Type: Sapele
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Fretboard Material Type: Ebony
String Material Type: Phosphor Bronze
Hand Orientation: Right
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed
Top Material Type: ***Gloss, Satin || Lacquer, Ureth
Body Material Type: Sapele
Back Material Type: Sapele
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Fretboard Material Type: Ebony
String Material Type: Phosphor Bronze
Material Type: Stainless Steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed
Number of Strings: 6
Scale Length: 22.75 Inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 38"L x 16"W x 7"H
String Nut Width: 1.68 Inches
Item Weight: 2 Kilograms
Item Dimensions: 16 x 38 x 7 inches
Instrument Size: Small
Brand Name: Taylor
UPC: 841060045224 887766044468 841060053526
Manufacturer: Taylor Guitars
Global Trade Identification Number: 24, 68
Manufacturer Part Number: BT2E
Warranty Description: Limited lifetime warranty on parts and labor.
Included Components: with bag
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Model Name: Baby Mahogany
Model Number: BT2
Instrument: Guitar
Color: Mahogany
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I got tired of lugging my nice guitars around on trips and vacations, so bought this to take along with me. Previously I'd had a Martin Backpacker, that i never liked. I didn't care for the sound, and the action was really awful. This guitar is great though, and sounds deceptively bigger than it is. It's got a nice warm sound, and is great for finger style. It sits well in your lap too...(far better than the backpacker), although it does have a lug for a standard guitar strap. The mahogany is well finished, and gets a lot of comments. It has good quality tuners that keep it in tune very well. I also looked at the Little Martin LX1, but didn't like the sound as much as I did that of the Taylor. The martin sounded a bit muddier, and not as well defined. The Taylor has a really nice warm rich sound to it... While not the same as a full sized Dreadnaught, it really does well. I do keep a humidifier in it (one of those sponge ones) to keep it from desiccating in the dry heat. I did hear from a friend who had one crack on them... apparently they did not keep it humidified. It came with a nice functional backpack style carrying case, which I used for several trips, but I as always paranoid the guitar would get smashed, as it was not a hard sided case, so I bought the SKB Baby Taylor case for it. Glad I did! You can't go wrong with this guitar. While not cheap, it would also be good for a child, as it is a perfect size, and the action is quite good, which will make life easier for their little fingers. I keep it at work when I don't have a trip, and play it just about every day at lunch. No negative comments at all. It's everything I hoped it would be. Stephen Boise, ID
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2015 by Stephen Henderson
This past summer I worked at a bible camp and decided early on that I wanted to learn to play guitar. The problem was that I didn’t have a guitar. I asked some of my close camp friends, who play guitar, about guitars to get an idea of what I should get. I wanted something comfortable, durable, high quality sound and didn’t hurt my fingers while learning to play. My friend suggest I consider the Martin or Taylor brand which are the highest brand of acoustic guitars in the market. What I’ve learned since purchasing my Baby Taylor is that it’s hard to find an acoustic guitar with all the traits I listed above that you won’t have to spend a good amount of money on. Here’s why I think it’s completely worth it to purchase my specific model and brand. For the past 8 months, I have own the Baby Taylor 2 which is the smallest size of the model for this brand. It is 10 lbs., is 16 x 38 x 7 inches and is right-handed by my preference. This specific guitar is targeted for beginners, but if it’s just sitting around; it can also be played by anyone just for fun. With the Baby Taylor being so light, it’s very comfortable for my five foot four-inch stature. I had to buy the strap separately but because of its hand-crafted smoothness and Mahoney wood; it’s an unbeatable comfortability. Another great thing about it being so light is that it’s incredibly easy to travel with. At points during camp, we had to squeeze three individuals and all our luggage in one small car and due to my guitar’s smallness; it comfortability sat in my lap. The real winner for me was the quality of sound that comes out of my guitar. It’s an unbeatable and unspeakable sound. That’s what sold it most for me and why spending $329 for this guitar was completely worth it. It’s in excellent condition, handles well and has never failed to project an incredible sound in front of up to 70 people. Part of what creates such a beautiful sound is its unique design and use of real nylon strings. That also helps your hands not hurt when playing because the strings are so soft. I would recommend this product to any individual, especially beginners looking for a good starter guitar. I am a very satisfied costumer and look forward to shopping only the Taylor brand when it comes to anything guitar based. If this doesn’t convince you, then I’d suggest finding one and playing one note on it. It’s a magical experience and I have yet to meet an individual who doesn’t fall in love with it after that point.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2017 by Maria Mayland
I’ve had my Baby Taylor for about three months now, and have played it for countless hours. To start off, this guitar is not supposed to match full bodied guitars; it is a travel guitar and while it can keep up with full sized guitars, it definitely does not produce the same sound and tone. For the ¾ size, this little guitar puts out a ton of volume, enough to keep up in an acoustic jam session, and is compact enough to take most anywhere. First Impressions: Upon opening my package, I was nervous as part of the packaging was wet to the touch, but after I pulled everything out, the Taylor box was dry and the soft travel case added another layer of protection. The guitar itself was beautiful, two bookmatched pieces of mahogany for the top, sapele laminate sides, neck and back. The ebony fretboard is smooth and the frets were polished with no rough spots on the sides. The satin finish was done well and looks very natural. The color of the mahogany is much darker than what shows in the pictures, which I liked more, as it looks rather orange in most pictures. The build quality of the guitar is stunning and I would expect nothing less from Taylor. Volume: This is a loud little guitar. When picking the guitar, it rings out of the body just like a full size would. You would have no problem keeping up with other acoustic players. Fingerstyle playing tends to be a bit quieter, given the denser wood and smaller body, but still very audible. If you pluck a little harder, you can get some great volume. Tone: Tone is the only place where I had any grievances. While volume is definitely present, the tone was quite inconsistent out of the box. Open chords sounded very muddy, higher barre chords were much clearer, while scales/soloing has the most clarity in tone. While the tone can be muddy in some spots, the brightness tends to make up for it and gives it a wonderful balance of volume, tone and brightness. Taylor also did a great job of ensuring that this mini didn’t sound tinny like some other mini acoustics. Conclusion and Recommendations: While the Baby Taylor has it’s shortcomings, they can easily be overlooked for it’s numerous good qualities. This guitar would be great if you’re a beginner, given it’s smaller size and lighter tension on strings. The Baby Taylor will even work if you’re a gigging musician that is looking for something small that you can sling around. With incredible volume, perfect fit and finish and exceptional tones, I think this guitar would be a lovely addition to anyone’s collection or a good start to one. Pros: Taylor build quality Taylor warranty Smooth frets Loud Small package Cons: Muddy mid and bass tones
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2015 by Tad Johnson