Taylor Big Baby Taylor Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural

I'm a beginner with a whopping four months of practice under my belt. I had gone to Guitar Center and picked up an electric guitar and an acoustic guitar but I had no idea what I was doing and was completely reliant upon one of the associates in the store in Palm Desert, California. The associate there was really great and helped me as best that he could. But after about another month of practicing, I felt like I wanted to upgrade the acoustic a bit and get a lighter electric. I picked up this big baby in La Mesa, California, again with great helping guidance from the associates and I'm so happy that I traded my other one in and paid more for this. It sounds better, it plays easier, I really can't keep my hands off the thing. So, if you're a total beginner and you're looking for a beginner guitar, I would highly recommend this. I can't comment as to how it would be for other people because, like I said, I'm a total beginner.

This is my most favorite guitar I have ever owned. The size is slightly smaller and more comfortable than a dread but still produces just as large of sound. It's so comfortable to play and very high quality. I hope I make stories with it for years to come.

Picked one up almost 10 years ago for a good price since it was used, and it has been my pride and joy ever since. I have played and recorded beautifully with this guitar. I could easily own this guitar and no other.

I purchased the big baby taylor guitar that was on sale from a near by GC a few weeks after I bought a Martin at my local GC because I knew that there is a charter difference between the two types of guitars that are different in many ways and the big baby is exactly what I wanted in a. acoustic electric small footprint of a droughtnut,warm and bright tones remarkably crafted instrument very easy to play out of the box, sounds great plugged in and loud enough unplugged, very satisfied with my purchase, I have already recommended this Taylor modal to my musician buds, serious musicians on a budget, the Big Baby Taylor is prime solution.

I purchased the big baby taylor guitar that was on sale from a near by GC a few weeks after I bought a Martin at my local GC because I knew that there is a charter difference between the two types of guitars that are different in many ways and the big baby is exactly what I wanted in a. acoustic electric small footprint of a droughtnut,warm and bright tones remarkably crafted instrument very easy to play out of the box, sounds great plugged in and loud enough unplugged, very satisfied with my purchase, I have already recommended this Taylor modal to my musician buds, serious musicians on a budget, the Big Baby Taylor is prime solution.

I owned a Big Baby Taylor nearly 20 years ago, and I sold it to a student - and have always wanted another one. Seeing an Electric Acoustic version on Guitarcenter.com, I happily snapped one up and have thoroughly enjoyed that super bright sound I remember so well. The Big Baby is a 15/16 scale dreadnought, so it's nearly the same size as your other dreadnaughts, so it's much bigger than a travel guitar and sounds better than any travel sized guitar. This guitar is perfect for small hands, short arms, big bellies, LOL... or anyone who plays acoustic electric a lot and wants a super comfortable setup. Why aren't ALL acoustic electric dreadnought guitars this size? This is still a Taylor, so you get Taylor quality in the tone, setup, and every detail. The action is fantastic, which makes this a very fast guitar to play. The onboard electronics includes a build in tuner, which you'll use only once in a while because of how well this guitar stays in tune. This is an easy guitar to recommend, even to an online shopper who has never played this guitar in person.