Taylor 657ce Doce Doble 12-String Grand Pacific Acoustic-Electric Guitar Black

The Taylor 657ce Grand Pacific Doce Doble is a compelling 12-string acoustic-electric guitar for players looking to expand their arsenal with a unique instrument. Featuring a unison, double 12-string layout, the Doce Doble is perfectly voiced for Latin genres and Mexican folk music, sporting a specially reinforced bridge that withstands the extra strings’ tension. Designed by Master Builder Andy Powers, the Taylor 657ce Doce Doble produces outstanding low-end power and overall tonal breadth that’s inspiring to play and remarkable to hear.

The Grand Pacific Body Resonates With Warmth

The Taylor 657ce Grand Pacific Doce Doble boasts a large Grand Pacific body shape that produces a warm, balanced tone with crisp highs and robust low end. It also bears a Florentine-style cutaway for a distinctively sharp, modern look—functionally, the deep cut offers unfettered access to the upper registers. As a whole, the Doce Doble has a resonant, harmonious 12-string timbre and a comfortably playable shape that is well suited for a variety of musical styles.

Innovative Bracing Enhances the Acoustic Experience

Patented Taylor V-Class bracing enhances the 657ce Doce Doble’s volume, sustain and intonation. The asymmetric bracing design frees the spruce top to vibrate with increased flexibility and resonance. You’ll notice notes that blossom and decay with density and richness, as well as a “wider” tone that fills the room. Innovative V-Class bracing also provides a sturdy framework for the 12-string configuration, resulting in a guitar with an impressively bold voice and consistent harmonic quality across the entire fretboard. Chords ring evenly and single-note melodies jump from the strings with superior projection.