Taylor T5z Classic Sassafras Acoustic Electric Guitar - Shaded Edgeburst Alto Exclusive - Neumann/Sennheiser In addition to the special

Name: Taylor T5z Classic Sassafras Acoustic Electric Guitar - Shaded Edgeburst Alto Exclusive - Neumann/Sennheiser In addition to the special
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 24966221247
Price: 699.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3726 (28 reviews)

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Taylor T5z Classic Sassafras Acoustic Electric Guitar Shaded Edgeburst Alto Exclusive Neumann Sennheiser In addition to the special In addition to the special magnet structure The controls can also be custom MIDI mapped allowing you to jump between pickup combinations and access a rich collection of tonal colors The gorgeous grain of the sassafras top headlines the visual package

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