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Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Topic started by: Big DB on May 06, 2012, 06:07:23 PM
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I have never been excitable about the looks of rosewood but can appreciate the tone. Well that all changed last night when I saw a new GS Mini in Rosewood. I was blown away by the looks of this one. It has the spruce top. I was able to a/b/c/d it with GS minis in all mahogany, maple, as well as a tasmanian rosewood. I cant believe the looks of the woods they are using on these. The tones are all a little different. The interior mahogany lining gave all of them a warmness to their tones but each one had some characteristics of the tones you would normally expect from the particular woods. The maple seemed a little brighter, etc. I described them as hybrid tones. Anyways as much as people say buy the sound you are looking for, to me, it also has to visually appeal to me to. I just wish I had a little disposable income otherwise this post would have been titled "NGD GS Mini" instead.
(http://i1225.photobucket.com/albums/ee391/skoony34/br2/gs%20mini/photo51.jpg)
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I love my GS Mini in Rosewood.
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Wow- I'd love to order a BTO with rosewood that looks like that!
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Seems Taylor has hit one out of the park with these expanded wood options! Nice backside on that Mini!