Which Series Do You Own?

[rudals1281]

Tell us which series (multiple?) you own.

[bo1142]

One day I will have every one of those boxes checked

[Edward]

As in currently own?

Does "having once owned" count or just present tense?

Edward

[Ed422]

Currently?  None.  And, I don't see that changing any time real soon.  As I age, my ergonomics needs change and Taylor just doesn't make anything that wil fit my less than cooperative physique.  If the build and materials of the GS Mini improves immensely, that may change. A 12 string with a 24.5 or shorter scale could change it too.  I'm not holding my breath but I still love the feel of a 1 3/4" nut Taylor neck (1 7/8" for 12 strings).

I have had a Baby and a couple 500's and 400's.

Ed

[Kingby]

This one

[rudals1281]

I guess a lot of the 800 series owners haven't "CONVERTED" to this forum yet. I am very surprised to see the 600 series leading the poll...albeit it will certainly change.

[Taildragger]

I guess a lot of the 800 series owners haven't "CONVERTED" to this forum yet. I am very surprised to see the 600 series leading the poll...albeit it will certainly change.

There's only 9 votes! There is still time 

-mike

[Steely Glen]

800 series owner here.....and 700....and a GS Mini

[Iplay2]

I am very surprised to see the 600 series leading the poll...albeit it will certainly change.

It's a slow world domination plot....but we'll take over soon enough. (insert guitar smiley guy)

[mcookoc]

hi everyone i just registered for the new taylor forum. this is going to be very interesting. i have a taylor gc-5. i also have a larrivee p-09 (parlor) and a epiphone serrento (electric)

[not darth]

My Taylor is a 2000 GSLJ, but it has a Sitka spruce top and (quilted) maple b/s and it's a dreadnought, so I consider it a 610.
A very very special 610, but nonetheless, it is kin.

I think my next Taylor will either be a 514ce or a 714ce. 
-K

[John429]

We have two 600 series Taylors - a 614ce L30 and a 612ce. They are both used weekly as live performance and recording instruments. Love them both for their unique sounds!
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[michaelw]

 

I guess a lot of the 800 series owners haven't "CONVERTED" to this forum yet. I am very surprised to see the 600 series leading the poll...albeit it will certainly change.

the 600 series would be leading by quite a bit more,
if the options showed # of guitar in one series owned
(84-612, 84-650, 02 614cLTD, 03 614ceL2)

on-the-other-hand, the 800 series i have (1), based on an LTD model,
has only the 'old' progressive diamond fretmarkers & label that make it an '800' ...
i guess i should have clicked on 'other' for that one 

[Iplay2]

on-the-other-hand, the 800 series i have (1), based on an LTD model,
has only the 'old' progressive diamond fretmarkers & label that make it an '800' ...
i guess i should have clicked on 'other' for that one  [/font][/b][/color]

There is a warm spot in my heart for the 90's 810's with the progressive diamond inlay.  The first Taylor I almost bought was one, and I still wish I could have bought it.  If I were to ever do a BTO dread, I would put them on there.

[Brian Swerdfeger @ Taylor]

Is it bad for me to admit... none?

But I do have the privilege of playing the prototypes for extended periods. Someone has to do it, and I'm willing to "take one for the team"!