Taylor 410ce Limited Acoustic Guitar Demo

http://www.soundpure.com/p/taylor-410ce-ltd-acoustic-guitar/2607
This lovely 2007 Taylor 410ce (cutaway with electronics) was taken in on trade-in, and is in great condition, available for purchase from the Sound Pure Guitar Boutique. It was recorded in an untreated room, with a pair of the new Mojave MA-101 FET pencil microphones through a Sebatron 4000e Tube Microphone Preamp. Sound Pure experts are immediately available to answer any questions that you have about recording gear, this very gently used guitar, or any of the other fine instruments available from the guitar boutique. Give us a call anytime, toll free at 888-528-9703.

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[wesmantodd1974]

SWEET! I enjoyed it!

[soundpurestudios]

@wesmantodd1974 Glad to hear it... thanks for commenting!

[rrgert4]

i dont wanna know the price tag

[soundpurestudios]

@rrgert4 Fair enough... let us know your price range and we will see what we can find that will make you every bit (if not more) happy!

[soundpurestudios]

@5rjb Absolutely not. Standard Taylor guitars are large-run, factory guitars... good for what they are, but nothing like a boutique instrument. It may sound like some sort of anti-american statement, but we have import guitars that are half the price of Taylors that absolutely anhilate the sound, and playability.

[5rjb]

@soundpurestudios Do you consider the Taylor 410ce to be a hand-built short-run, boutique acoustic guitar?

[soundpurestudios]

@ArtDonna84 No offense taken. If you haven't experienced hand-built short-run, boutique acoustic guitars, you simply wouldn't know what you are missing. The kind of instruments we are talking about aren't available at BanjoMart or on MusiciansFiend, and if that's mostly where you shop, you would never come in contact with them. Most Taylors on stages are based on either their electric properties (because they don't resonate well), or the fact that someone paid them to place it there.

[ArtDonna84]

Quite honestly,(and I mean no offense to anyone either) but I have owned now 7 Taylor guitars from the 300 series up to the Koa's, 600's, and T5's, GS Mini and Baby and not once have I be disappointed or had anyone say they don't stack up. More and more Taylor's are showing up on stages. Seeing professionals on stage and recording with them is good enough, along with my own ears. The limited 410ce did incorporate the Indian Rosewood with Sitka Spruce top. I own one as well.