Here is a picture of all my guitars. As you may or may not know, I am in my third year of Master Guitar Class, so I have many guitars for different tones for different scores. I study mostly blues in the style of SRV, Joe Bonammasa, Clapton, and many others, as well as some classical and flamenco.
I agree with 5Stars here and I too thought my first high end acoustic would be a Martin, but once I started playing Taylors. There was never a second thought.
I remember the exact day I was sitting in Guitar Center. I was picking up all these high end guitars ($2k+) and then I picked up a lowly Taylor Big Baby and the second I strummed it, I was taken aback. I had to look again to ensure I was holding a $400 guitar. The action on it was impeccable. The sound belted out of it like Whitney Houston. I went home with a $400 guitar that very day.
After about two years loving the Big Baby, I received a Christmas bonus at work that just covered the price of a Taylor 414ce. I got a VERY NICE Christmas present!
Since the SG is gone, how about sending the PRS this direction? ...maybe even both of them!
There is Paul Reed Smith guitars, and then PRS guitars. Paul Reed Smith are made by Paul Reed Smith company and he inspects each one of them. The PRS are made by another company licensed by Paul Reed Smith.
They are both quality guitars, though the guitar I am looking at is a Paul Reed Smith guitar and those are $4k+ guitars and that is at the main reason I don't actually own one...
My air guitar is so awesome, I can play Beethoven's 5th, full orchestra, with one hand.She's a real beauty, a 2007 Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck VOS Cherry.
It's an "air guitar," of course.
I use it to play "The Song Remains The Same," "The Rover" and "The Rain Song."
