Hello from HLH

[Herb Hunter]

I'm a Taylor supporter in that I own several Taylors, all grand auditorium models except for my Big Baby. My age is 58 and I've been playing Taylors since the early '90s. I learned to play on a classical guitar but like almost all kinds of music; rap and modern jazz are two exceptions I can think of at the moment.

I came here because the Acoustic Guitar Forum is terminating the Taylor sub-forum. I'm also looking forward to the Taylor Guitars forum that Brian Swerdfeger mentioned in one his posts here.

[jjrpilot-admin]

Hi HLH!

So glad you're here!  Make yourself at home! See ya around the forum!

Sincerely, Josh

[michaelw]

hi HLH,

WELCOME

glad to see a fellow grand auditorium fan (i really like em too)

at first i misread your post & thought 'rap music on a classical'
then i looked a little more closely (alrighty, i gotcha ...)

just wondering if you have of the earlier GAs (94-95) in your arsenal

good to see you here & thanks for introducing yourself

enjoy the place

[Herb Hunter]

hi HLH,

WELCOME

glad to see a fellow grand auditorium fan (i really like em too)

at first i misread your post & thought 'rap music on a classical'
then i looked a little more closely (alrighty, i gotcha ...)

just wondering if you have of the earlier GAs (94-95) in your arsenal

good to see you here & thanks for introducing yourself

enjoy the place

Thanks for the welcome.

My oldest Taylor guitar is a 1996 814c

[michaelw]

you're welcome

nice guitar you've got there ...
the early 814s are pretty special, imho

i had a 97 814c which i enjoyed very much as well -
it had to move on to a new home to help cover vet bills for my dog,
but my veterinarian sure likes playing that guitar (97 814c)

have a good evening

[barefooter]

HLH...  Glad you joined in here with your introduction.  It appears you have a little experience with Taylor Guitars.  I guess I first noticed them around 2005 and I am glad I did.  Looking forawad to hearing more from you.

[Cindy]

Hi HLH and welcome! I love the Grand Auditorium size bodies, too! Much more comfy to my shoulders than the dred or GS guitars.