Taylors are perfect for modern pop, very bright, in my opinion they aren't great for much else.collin wrote:I actually like Taylors..
To me, they are far more playable off-the-rack than most other guitars at your average Guitar Center, and not just the high-end models either.
They tend to have more treble and lack bass, but I typically prefer them for general playing than most others, though I wouldn't record with one.
Th generally lack feel and soul ...but so do most new guitars. That's what vintage is for.
For me (I know it sounds stupid) on acoustics the strings really matter, they will either dig into your fingers, or they can be really nice. I like a nice light gauge. Even though I play bass, acoustic strings just kill my fingers.
Has there ever been success with electric strings on an acoustic? Like maybe some super slinkies?
There are lots of great strings sets made for acoustic guitars, so why use strings made for an electric guitar on one?
You certainly like your guitars on the jumbo side of things.
