Taylor Guitars 50th Anniversary & Circa 74 Amplifier | New from NAMM 2024

[@Southernguitar74]

The same old Taylor 100 series and 200 series is good enough for most anyone. I’m not the biggest Taylor fan, just personal preference, but they are perhaps the most consistent builder out there. Pretty remarkable for a big name brand.

[@androbukhov]

👍 agree

[@CelticMedievalGuitar]

TAYLOR their sound always remains unmistakable

[@fretted]

Love interviews with Andy. I’m thinking of getting this amp.

[@jameswilliford5478]

Taylors definitely my favorite guitar by far. My dream guitar is a Taylor K24ce kona burst builders addition

[@gair1944]

Andy seems like such a cool human being. So genuine and authentic. Respect! He sure can play too! That adds a lot of credibility. Would love to have heard more of his playing and the amp.

[@jefferymiller5568]

This guy is some kind of wizard

[@mjolnircarlssen4211]

I have an American Dream AD27e that was made with the Grand Pacific body shape and “V” bracing. What an incredible instrument. I also have a GE Mini Koa Pro-equally impressive. Taylor make the most comfortable and best sounding guitars for my personal taste.

[@alansimpson9163]

I understand the new amp does not have phantom power which will affect many microphones.

[@markharwood7573]

I'm sure we can expect updated models.

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Why rosewood fret boards - black ebony is so much more professional and looks and feels better .

[@flop2river471]

Why did they eliminate most of the dreadnoughts?

[@JonnyTravieso]

In the thumbnail, I thought it was Paul Gilbert at first. 🤘🏽

[@pankajjoshi2032]

Is there any taylor that has bigger sound than a GS Mini but comfortable than a dreadnought? Thank you.

[@xavierdomange4441]

Why the new amp is not built in the USA ? ...

[@stevebernard221]

Money

[@leemartin2978]

Labour costs is the most common reason