Taylor Guitars Comparison 722ce vs. 724ce

[@dylanjchess]

Liked just because of that duet at the end. Really nice stuff

[@RenzoRavioli]

Both sound amazing, which one would be better for a hard strummer but occasional finger style

[@ChristopherLoverich]

Great job covering the differences in wood appearances and reasons behind them. I'd heard they did something slightly different with the bracing on the 700 to get a bit extra volume, but can't remember. Looking forward to getting hands on with one of these at some point.

[@RyanChu45]

Thought there was going to have a kiss in the end when they were such good partners performing, and looking at each with a very sweet smile. JOKING, good good videos. Really cool performent! Thanks for making it.

[@soberisbetter6904]

thanks - great playing on great guitars!

[@caleblavake9831]

Awesome guitars!

[@ComicKish]

how long till they open

[@UnderMyPalm]

I'll never get rid of my cedar topped GA7

[@tangoblue]

Not a fan of the overhaul at all. if Taylor was looking for the 700 series to have its own identity, creating a Black Friday version of the Koa series isn’t it.

[@elvismemphisgs]

Taylors are great to play But find them too bright sounding Which is a shame

[@haggertysmusicworks]

Hey, thanks for commenting! Have you tried the AD27E Flametop yet? If you're not a fan of the brighter-sounding Taylors, we think you might fall in love with this one. We're also sweet on the Builder's Edition 324CE for a really warm sound.

[@NetMillionaire]

@@haggertysmusicworks which version? The black wood or the all mahogany?

[@liangyang8945]

@@haggertysmusicworks Isn't AD27E Flametop all maple? Isn't it supposed to be VERY BRIGHT? Not sure why you are recommending all maple guitar to someone who doesn't like bright sounding..

[@aaron.debattista]

@@liangyang8945 AD27E is Sapele/Mahogany.

[@blaue7383]

they are not too bright most people just like bassy guitar

[@markstaggs7342]

I own eight high end Taylor guitars and a Martin 1980 D-28 and a Gibson J-45 and I have a Epiphone Dove for when I play outside at campfire or cookouts, I love Taylor guitars a hundred times more than the Martin guitars I've owned many Martin guitars including a D-45 but this 1980 Martin D-28 is the only Martin guitar I've ever loved,The J-45 Gibson is another guitar that I will never part with,Ten guitars that actually love,The Martin guitars especially the news ones I have no interest in them and I've tried many,This Gibson J-45 blew my socks off I put it up there with the Taylor guitars I feel like I got the best sounding Martin guitar in the world and I really lucked out finding this one,But Taylor hands down the very best of the best in my opinion.