Taylor 214ce Grand Auditorium Layered Walnut Acoustic Electric Guitar - Natural Katana Series With Smart Chord activated

Name: Taylor 214ce Grand Auditorium Layered Walnut Acoustic Electric Guitar - Natural Katana Series With Smart Chord activated
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 20650765126
Price: 499.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1449 (12 reviews)

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Taylor 214ce Grand Auditorium Layered Walnut Acoustic Electric Guitar Natural Katana Series With Smart Chord activated With Smart Chord activated the player can route the magnetic pickups to a standard electric guitar amplifier and the NanoMag to an acoustic guitar amp or the PA clear projection with a touch of aged in warmth thanks to a special roasting process and the built in ES2 electronics mean you're prepared to plug in and play anywhere you go

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