I've read that V-bracing will only ever be on GA models. Is this true?
The Taylor rep at the demo event I attended today said that by the end of the year all steel 6 string models 300 and above will have V-bracing available. He couldn't commit to 12 string and nylon though.
Quote from: Bohacker on February 17, 2018, 10:20:27 PMThe Taylor rep at the demo event I attended today said that by the end of the year all steel 6 string models 300 and above will have V-bracing available. He couldn't commit to 12 string and nylon though.darn, I just bought a 316CE. Well, I'm sure their prices will rise because of this. To be honest I don't know how much more a guitar can sustain than my 414CE-R and 514CE LTD Granadillo already do. I haven't even played the 316 yet, I just received it today.
Quote from: Taylorholic on February 19, 2018, 05:18:06 PMQuote from: Bohacker on February 17, 2018, 10:20:27 PMThe Taylor rep at the demo event I attended today said that by the end of the year all steel 6 string models 300 and above will have V-bracing available. He couldn't commit to 12 string and nylon though.darn, I just bought a 316CE. Well, I'm sure their prices will rise because of this. To be honest I don't know how much more a guitar can sustain than my 414CE-R and 514CE LTD Granadillo already do. I haven't even played the 316 yet, I just received it today.i agree. i’m glad there’s doesn’t seem to be a mass panic here that their guitar is “obsolete”the new bracing sounds different but that doesn’t mean the old guitars are “bad”plus the price of entry for v class right now is much higher then a 300 series and only in a GA body for nowi’m not losing any sleep playing my wonderful gc 12 fret custom Well I know that all three of those guitars are very good, and the 514ce LTD is a killer, so I would not worry much.