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Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Topic started by: Guitars44me on May 24, 2025, 03:33:44 PM
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I just got a very sweet GCce from 2010 or so. Cedar over Mahogany short 24.75” scale. 12 fret.
The perfect old man axe. Well, less a bevel and Manzer wedge, and other fave stuff. Haha
Currently getting love from Taylor.
Sounds fantastic. Warm and fat even tuned down to D where my guitars live
Super clean. Woohoo
After Bob finally started making SS 12 frets, and before AP and his ADD. Sigh…
Man I asked for this configuration for a dozen years! Not that my input was important. But oh, well
K
Carry on Kids and have FUN
Paul
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Congrats, sounds like a nice find. Where are the pics!? ;)
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That is a nice find, Paul. I lusted after a 714 back when they were cedar / redwood in the early 2000's. But by the time I could afford one that high on the food chain, they had stopped making that combination. Sigh. The single best Taylor guitar I ever played was a 12-fret 522 in my LGS. I still remember it years later. Although it was wonderful, I was simply not in the market for anything at that time. You can't adopt them all.....
Andy Power's ADD.... I like it! 8)
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Huge congrats, Paul! I have always loved the Taylor 12F ...wish I could have one in a GA as that would be the perfect guit for me, let alone in cedar. My long-gone GA7e in ced/rw was a superb live guit! And your 2010 would have the ES1.3, nice! But you are refretting it with SS frets or factory? ...this is a game changer! I vividly recall Bob had said in vids he was opposed to the sound of SS fret, to which I strongly disagree. My current gigger has EVO wire (and taller/wider) and it is a huge improvement. Post pics ...and enjoy! :D
Edward
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The serial number will tell you the exact date the guitar came off the line. No need to guess the year as 2010. https://www.taylorguitars.com/support/general/decoding-taylor-guitars-serial
Congrats on the new to you guitar!