No. That's one of Taylor's most expensive models; it's made in El Cajon.
Didn't know much bout' where the work is being done, but I have it sussed out by now...
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Quote Jalbert againI wouldn't be surprised if the counterfeiter copied a label from a 100/200/Baby/GS mini
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I hadn't considered that possibility yet. I figured out it started from a genuine Taylor such as 114C or 214C because the neck and the Taylor logo on the headstock looked very real to me. Thought maybe an artist or some craftsman had done some work on his beloved Taylor : the inlay on the fretboard looked very nice, the one on the headstock as well...
Well till I discovered recently markers can be bought & seem easy to use (not as nice of a result on the vid I saw however...).Makes me wonder Stevie !
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Quote Jalbert againOut of morbid curiosity, can you post a link to the ad?
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I warned the girl who sells the guitar that its label seemed kind of counterfeit, and to mind her being possibly manipulated if she would be sincere in her willing to help "her friend" !?
See the ad ? French website for(usually)private sales...Gave a phone number when I asked for more info...(she's not supposed to know anything about guitars)...worries me a bit.