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Folk guitar
Outfitted with a solid spruce top, layered sapele back and sides, and a comfortable neck profile, the TAYLOR 150ce 12-String offers big, bold sound for players of all styles and skill levels. This classic Dreadnought acoustic-electric delivers a rich sonic punch with enough projection for both practice and performance situations. With a Venetian cutaway for easy access to the fretboard's upper register and built-in ES2 electronics, players can look forward to an easy-playing, accommodating experience that's up to the task in virtually any musical application—without breaking the bank or being too precious to take on the road.
The most traditional of guitar shapes, Bob Taylor has evolved the Taylor Dreadnought over time to honor its enduring sonic heritage yet also refine the look and sound into a more modern package. The Taylor Dreadnought still boasts that powerful dreadnought tone that old school pickers expect, with deep lows and crisp highs, but with a voice that, like every Taylor, is more evenly balanced across the entire tonal spectrum. Perhaps more than any other shape, the Dreadnought remains linked with roots music like bluegrass and folk, in part because of its traditional role in defining those sounds. Pickers and strummers with an aggressive attack will love our Dreadnought’s blend of power and articulation, which allows for clear lead lines and crisp, driving rhythms.
As a guitar soundboard, or top, Sitka spruce is the tonewood standard of the modern era. It’s used on 85-90 percent of the guitars that Taylor makes. Its combination of strength and elasticity translates into a broad dynamic range, yielding crisp articulation and allowing for everything from aggressive strumming and flatpicking to fingerpicking. Sitka spruce is Bob Taylor’s personal favorite for an all-around great guitar.
While the rich tones of solid wood remain unmatched, a layered wood construction can yield great sound in a beautiful, durable and affordable instrument. Such is the case with layered sapele, in which we use interior and exterior veneers of sapele with a core layer of poplar between them. One of the benefits of layered wood for guitars is extra resilience in the face of fluctuating humidity conditions.
Taylor’s layered backs and sides incorporate three layers of wood, featuring a middle core of poplar with a veneer on each side. While layered woods won’t produce quite as complex a sound as solid woods, they allow us to blend exotic looks with climate-resilient construction.
The most traditional of guitar shapes, Bob Taylor has evolved the Taylor Dreadnought over time to honor its enduring sonic heritage yet also refine the look and sound into a more modern package. The Taylor Dreadnought still boasts that powerful dreadnought tone that old school pickers expect, with deep lows and crisp highs, but with a voice that, like every Taylor, is more evenly balanced across the entire tonal spectrum. Perhaps more than any other shape, the Dreadnought remains linked with roots music like bluegrass and folk, in part because of its traditional role in defining those sounds. Pickers and strummers with an aggressive attack will love our Dreadnought’s blend of power and articulation, which allows for clear lead lines and crisp, driving rhythms.
As a guitar soundboard, or top, Sitka spruce is the tonewood standard of the modern era. It’s used on 85-90 percent of the guitars that Taylor makes. Its combination of strength and elasticity translates into a broad dynamic range, yielding crisp articulation and allowing for everything from aggressive strumming and flatpicking to fingerpicking. Sitka spruce is Bob Taylor’s personal favorite for an all-around great guitar.
While the rich tones of solid wood remain unmatched, a layered wood construction can yield great sound in a beautiful, durable and affordable instrument. Such is the case with layered sapele, in which we use interior and exterior veneers of sapele with a core layer of poplar between them. One of the benefits of layered wood for guitars is extra resilience in the face of fluctuating humidity conditions.
Taylor’s layered backs and sides incorporate three layers of wood, featuring a middle core of poplar with a veneer on each side. While layered woods won’t produce quite as complex a sound as solid woods, they allow us to blend exotic looks with climate-resilient construction.
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Technical sheet
- Acoustic & electro-acoustic Electro-acoustic
- Acoustic guitar color Natural
- Acoustic Guitar Style Dreadnought
- Children's guitar
- Custom shop No
- Number of strings of an acoustic guitar 12 strings
- Right-handed / Left-hand Right-handed
- Travel size No
- TAYLOR 150ce 12 String
- SKU Taylor F104100111007931000
- Acoustic/electric guitar
- Dreadnought cutaway
- 100 Series
- Made in Mexico
- 2024
- Solid Sitka Spruce top
- Layred Sapele back/sides
- "Forward Shifted Pattern" bracing
- Body length 50.8 (20")
- Body width 40.64 (16")
- Body depth 11.76 (4 5/8")
- Tropical Mahogany neck
- 20 frest Ebony fingerboard
- Scale 25.50"
- Nut width 1-7/8" - 4.78 cm
- Taylor Expression System 2 Preamp
- Taylor diecast tuners
- Tusk nut, Micarta saddle
- Satin finish
- Taylor gig bag included
- Elixir Phosphor Bronze Light recommanded strings
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