Anyone provide some fb on the Taylor 110e?
Anyone provide some fb on the Taylor 110e?
I was just about ready to decide between a Takamine G and a Martin DCX1E (both acoustic/electrics), when the sales guy told me to check out the Taylor 110e which is similar priced ($600-700 range). Of course, they don't have one in stock, and they'd only be able to bring one in if I order it. Before I go on a hunt to track one down to test out, I was just curious if anyone had played this before and what they think. I'm not making a purchase based on someone's review, I know to go and test it out on my own, but if no one thinks it's worth the money, I'm not gonna waste my time trying to track one down.
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what specific takamine model? (unless there's a G model i've never heard of). In that price range, I would go with the Tak, as neither of those bottom-end Martins perform as well as they should as compared to other guitars of their price range (like Taks, Alvarezs, lower-end Larivees). if you can find a Martin D-15 in that price range, take a look at that too.
hahahahah that is the most contradictory statement... but i knew what you meantTranman66 wrote:yeah go with the Tak, you wont be dissapointed. Dont judge on brand.
i would go with the G series too, ive played those three and the tak, while unexpedly heavy, is my personal choice. its all opinon though man
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If you're willing to spend a couple hundred more...
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Definitely go with the Takamine. I have a F Series and have never been disappointed, plus it keeps opening up and sounding better everyday even though I've had it for two years.
On top of that, the Taylor sucks comparitively...
(Plus if you want a sound clip you can check out my post in the recording/critiqueing section)
On top of that, the Taylor sucks comparitively...
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Re: Takamine
I disagree. Dispite the fact that it is a low-end taylor the G-series doesnt beat it in sound at all. I know two people that have them and they are good guitars but when it comes to sound the Taylor is better. But for performing and recording the G-series would be better since it has a better pickup.CPTino3001 wrote:Definitely go with the Takamine. I have a F Series and have never been disappointed, plus it keeps opening up and sounding better everyday even though I've had it for two years.
On top of that, the Taylor sucks comparitively...
(Plus if you want a sound clip you can check out my post in the recording/critiqueing section)
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Well no shit sherlock. If you put a 314 and a 110 together there is going to be a big difference. But compared to other cheap guitars and low end martins the 110e is much better.tbillie41 wrote:i played a 110e at guitar center the other day, and it felt like a cheap guitar. It felt really light, and the wood felt weak and thin. I personally didn't like the sound from it at all. i played a 314ce and a 314 and both sounded much better.
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