Post your Taylor at church/P&W !!!

[SkyHigh]

***GEAR TALK ONLY***

Again, Please only talk guitar.  What Taylor do you play at church or P&W music?

My favorite Taylor to date is 414ce. Simply love it! I think it works best for strumming and picking compared to any other model. Just love it!

I love it so much that I bought two of these in last two days.

[Edward]

When on acoustic, it is my Custom DN (sitka on qulited maple).  But before that, it was my GA7-e.  Oh, and on occasion the 12-string, an RT that's spruce/flamed maple.

Edward

[cigarfan]

All of mine except the Bourgeois which is next!

[Justiceandmercy]

love my 616ce... used to love to use my 414ce as well until I sold it... and I personally haven't tried my gs mini myself, but I let a friend borrow it for a service once and he loved it (plugged in with the esgo pickup), he told me it sounded quite nice thru the pa at church

[jalbert]

It's not my main guitar, but the Taylor I play at church is a GA8-12 equipped with a Pick-Up The World Dynamic Duo pickup. I think I get a particular wide range out of that pickup, meaning the volume is decent when played quietly but when a song calls for it, the guitar can just roar...

[egkor]

My 315ce (Jumbo).

Highs that cut through the mix, lows that rumble, plenty of mids, crisp attack, plenty of (Taylor) trebly shimmer.

Happiest with the 315ce.

For live P&W music, over the last 8 years or so I have used:

Ovation (USA) Legend(?), Takamine 341SC, Tacoma DR-14C, Tacoma DR-14, Taylor DN4e.

-Gary K

[jjrpilot-admin]

Well...I just use my GS8e...it's the only Taylor I've got!     It's one powerful strummer!

[barefooter]

Since getting my 814ce in 2010, it has been the only guitar I've played in Church.  I also have a T5, an Alvarez, A Sigma, and I did have a Gibson SG from the early 70's (passed down to my son), all of which I have used in Church at one time or the other.  But currently, the 814ce which I find does anything and all that I have need for

[greg947]

I use a GS8e, also.  Many years ago when I started out I used my Guild f212 12-string.  As I began to use finger-picking more than strumming, I bought a GA7 3 years ago.  I love the sound of that guitar, but I got tired of using a microphone with it, so last January I got the GS8e.  Plugged in, I can either finger-pick, or strum, and both sound great through our PA.

Greg

[Steely Glen]

I alternate between my 816ce and 714ce, depending on the style of song and how I'm feeling that day.  I always run them fully balanced through the Taylor K4 preamp into the house and occasionally add an MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay pedal to the signal chain if I have another guitarist playing with me. 

[Strumming Fool]

Just the ES-equipped ones most of the time, except in smaller, more intimate gatherings. My ES-equipped guitars include the Pelican, the 514e and my 2011 BTO (sinker/ovangkol). Overall, the 514e or the Pelican sound good in ensembles, while the BTO is a great guitar for accompanying me when I perform one of my originals.

[michaelw]

used to play an 814ce redwood/ziricote, 614ce engelmann
514ce engelman or a 314cL30 african 'mahogany' (khaya)
with an iMix Onboard in the 5 & 8 & Element active in the 3 & 6

2 414ce's in 2 days
SkyHigh, i think i missed 2 NGD threads somewhere

double congrats

[Picken Pappy]

I have three guitars that I use at church. One twelve string, one dred, and my Tayplor GC6-ES. The Taylor and the twelve string I run through a Roland AC-60 amp. The dred I mic through the PA.

[rolleiguy54]

I play an 8 string baritone strung with 6 strings (mediums) and tied d to d.
This allows me to use a capo one the second fret for regular tuning . A quick capo chane allows drop d and lower key changes. I plug into the pa with an xlr cable. Sounds huge.

[Bill R]

I use either of my R Taylors.  I run my guitar directly into a mixer which then goes out to the PA.  I use a Taylor balanced output cable. 
Bill