Latest reviews about Taylor 710CE Acoustic Guitar

padloch27 says "great starter guitar!" about Taylor 710CE Acoustic Guitar

padloch27 — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 07:07:56 GMT

The Taylor 710ce Acoustic Guitar is a great guitar for a beginner. Maybe even an ameture however it is not pro quality. That does not mean that this guitar is bad. This guitar has a weaker bridge and softer tuning keys but thats ok cause if your new at it thats what you want.

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pepan12345123456 says "alright" about Taylor 710CE Acoustic Guitar

pepan12345123456 — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 18:45:44 GMT

the taylor 710CE Acoustic Guitar is an alright guitar, good for beginners
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tylman9 says "Taylor is one of the nicest brands" about Taylor 710CE Acoustic Guitar

tylman9 — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 04:59:27 GMT

If your willing to spend your money on a nice guitar, you cant go wrong with Taylor.

Taylor is one of the nicest brands in acoustic guitars.

I have played many different types of Taylor made guitars, and they, next to Martin, have the fullest sound and are comfortable to play

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gdsov says "as good as it gets" about Taylor 710CE Acoustic Guitar

gdsov — Fri, 16 May 2008 13:53:54 GMT

There's a lot of Taylor haters in PA because it's the home of Martin Guitars. I'll be the first to say that the best Martin has nothing--nothing-- on a 7 or 8 series Taylor. While I play an 8 series, I tried out several 710 and 714 Taylors before buying. I actually prefer the sound of a 7 series over my 8 series because of the superior clarity and crispness of the higher strings. The lower register is very resonant-- not muddy sounding like many other guitars in need of new strings. I'm big on the aesthetics, so the basic circle-shaped pearl abalone inlays weren't very appealing. And I've never liked the white plastic binding. I ended up getting an 8 series limited edition because I wanted the maple binding, ebony pegs, and more elabrate abalone fretboard inlays.

And of course you certainly pay for the quality!

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cschramm1 says "Great workmanship,and excellent tone." about Taylor 710CE Acoustic Guitar

cschramm1 — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 16:43:31 GMT

This guitar is an excellent in every aspect. I highly recomend this company to anyone who is in the market for a guitar. It has an awesome sound if you ask me. I have been playing guitars for 30 years, and going. It stays in tune very well, and sounds superb in my opinion. Considering other guitar's on the market this one is deffinately one of the best someone could buy.I recommend highly this beauty....

bkovacs says "Beautiful guitar... for a price" about Taylor 710CE Acoustic Guitar

bkovacs — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 15:41:15 GMT

Along with Martin, Taylor is one of the benchmark companies for acoustic, steel-string guitars. Sure, there are good guitars from many other companies such as Gibson, Guild and others, but almost every decent guitar is eventually compared to a Martin or Taylor. That's why, when I had the chance to spend some time with a Taylor 710CE, I jumped at it.

Features

Tasty details abound on this guitar, including a solid spruce top, solid Indian rosewood sides and back, a mahogany neck topped with an ebony fretboard, a sound hole trimmed in koa (a mahogany variant from Hawaii) and beautiful Indian rosewood binding around the body.

The Taylor 710CE features gold-plated Grover tuners, a Tusq saddle for brightness and sustain, and pearl dots on the usual frets. The scale is 25.5 inches, typical of dreadnaught guitars, with an adjustable truss rod and a neck width at the nut of 1.75 inches.

The 710CE I played is fitted with the Taylor Expression System electronics package, with a pickup under the...

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