Taylor 310-CE: You CAN Teach An Old Guitar New Electronics

Ernie Halter is known for his warm acoustic tone, his soulful songwriting and a backstory that would best be conveyed on the silver screen by Nick Cage. Halter is endorsed by Taylor, and he shows us the Taylor 310-CE responsible for his deep acoustic tone.

As a result of this sponsorship, Taylor replaced his acoustic-electric's electronics with the new Neve Expression system, which is phenomenally transparent.

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[aguileogonzalez]

It's actually sitka spruce...

[peterpulpitpounder]

Hi. I just bought a new Taylor 310ce, and I'm wondering if this guitar will actually get warmer, richer, over time, or is this just a myth? And what strings do you recommend? Appreciate you input. I've got an old Yamaha fg-335, and, amazingly, although it is all laminate, it rivals this new taylor, even sound a bit fuller.

[ballcapmusicbox]

i have one of these

i fell down some marble steps

its now got a dent in it but plays great!

[barnycarparts]

I found a Epiphone in 1964 made in 1956 that was like that. I made $1.20 hr the guitar was $375 that's almost 10 months pay. I wanted that guitar so bad I cried.

When I was a kid like others I strung a wire from a screw on back of the chest of drawers in my bros and my room and pulled on it with a twig making twanging sounds till the moon was high. Many dreams and sorrows but sweet sounds, That's what a Taylor sounds like to me.

[ZombieDesertDeities]

I love Taylor's. There the #1 guitar for just the resones he said. I like the low end tone in a Taylor. My next favorite would be Guild Jumbo body like my 12 string, then Gretsch 6120. I have a Taylor 214E and a 514CE.