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The Taylor Sapele Mahogany Guitar Stand was first produced for a trade show, but people began demanding these unique guitar stands and Taylor came through. Beautifully crafted in solid sapele mahogany, the stand features a laser-etched Taylor logo, rich satin finish, and rubber pads to protect your guitar's finish.
This is a cool looking stand. And if you love Taylor guitars like i do and want the official thing, then there ya go... my 814-ce fits like a glove and there in an extra notch so you could stick an electric on this if you wanted, like i'll put my t5 (awesome) on there and it's fine, but this really is just an acoustic guitar stand. It's beautiful addition to my recording studio. I have three taylors and thus three of these stands. They are pricy.. but so is everything "Taylor Made"...
I would think for the cost you would get a stand that would have no marks in the wood. Mine had one imperfection, fortunately it's in a hard to find spot. Thus it doesn't show unless you go looking ofr it. I guess the taylor logo is what makes it cost more. Good stand that looks great with my instrument on it. Wasn't sure how the logos were to face since it doesn't come with instructions. But I wanted a really good dressy stand and this was what I could find in wooden stands. Everything else is pipe or plastic. I wanted wood.
If you are a woodworker or know one, it is cheaper to make it yourself. Red Oak or Maple is a good (cheaper) choice for the wood. The rubber pads can be bought at any woodworker supply house. Do you really need the "T" logo? Still, the original stand is a little pricey.
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