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Taylor 112ce Grand Concert Acoustic-Electric Guitar
Taylor 112ce Grand Concert Acoustic-Electric Guitar
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Taylor 112ce Grand Concert Acoustic-Electric Guitar
The Taylor 112ce is a meticulously crafted grand concert acoustic-electric guitar designed for musicians seeking a balanced blend of warmth and clarity. Featuring a natural matte finish, this guitar embodies both visual elegance and sonic precision.
- Six-string configuration tailored for versatile right-handed playability
- Grand Concert body shape optimized for comfortable handling and detailed tonal output
- Sitka spruce top that enhances dynamic responsiveness and projection
- Expression System® 2 electronics for authentic amplified acoustic sound with clarity
- Venetian cutaway enabling easier access to upper frets for complex chords and solos
Compared to industry benchmarks and prior Taylor models, the 112ce stands out by combining premium woods like West African Crelicam ebony on the fretboard and bridge with a refined X bracing system. This synergy delivers a rich tonal palette and enhanced sustain, making it ideal for both studio recording and live performances.
Innovative Features and Performance Details
The guitar’s Standard Carve neck profile crafted from hard rock maple ensures smooth playability, while the 1-11/16" nut width strikes a balance between finger comfort and string spacing. Its 24-7/8" scale length contributes to precise intonation and a familiar feel for seasoned players. Matte finishes on both top and back/side surfaces reduce glare and showcase the natural grain of the woods.
Equipped with D'Addario XS Coated Phosphor Bronze light gauge strings (.012 - .053), the 112ce delivers a bright yet warm tone with durability. The die-cast chrome tuners with chrome buttons provide stable tuning accuracy, essential for performance consistency. The absence of fretboard binding and peghead binding accentuates the streamlined design, while subtle faux pearl dot inlays offer tasteful fretboard markers.
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