Taylor Guitars Ns32 Ce Acoustic Classical

The Epiphone EJ-200CE Acoustic-Electric guitar is a classic that has been around for generations. This instrument has the melodious sound of an acoustic that is paired with the power of an electric guitar, so you have the best of both worlds in your hands. Perfect for a live gig, the electric-acoustic guitar may give you a sound that reaches even the biggest audience, without sacrificing the sound that fits your style best.

Features of the Epiphone EJ-200CE Acoustic-Electric

This Epiphone acoustic-electric guitar has a classic body shape, with rounded corners, gold details, and a maple body. The maple body is combined with a rosewood fingerboard and a maple neck for a high quality guitar that you may play for years to come. The guitar is built on a 25-1/2 scale, and has a more prominent body than some other acoustic-electric guitars that you may find on the market today. The guitar also boasts studio-quality sound, thanks to the selection of tuners that are built into the instrument.

The Epiphone EJ-200CE Acoustic-Electric guitar has built in NanoFlex technology, which means that the instrument is more sensible to your strumming than other guitars may be. The vibrations of the strings concede the pickups to pass the info onto the seven layers of sensors that lie under a super thin pickup. This engineering science ensures your audience hears a truer sound from your guitar each time that you play. The sensitivity of this guitar is one of it is greatest advantages, but there are likewise other great features that make this an magnificent acoustic electric guitar.

Playing Your Epiphone EJ-200CE

The Epiphone EJ200-CE guitar will show you precisely what you may suppose from this guitar. The body is just a light as a conventional acoustic guitar, but the sound is just as powerful as an electric guitar. The controls on the guitar include a built in tuner that helps transition to electric smoothly, a preamp, and a chromatic tuner. The instrument may be played without plugging into an amp if you are playing for practice, and is designed to have the classic acoustic sound even when playing the guitar without amplification.

This is an splendid instrument that gives you an acoustic electric sound without the price tag that a great deal of other classical guitars have. Priced at around $750, the Epiphone EJ200-CE Acoustic-Electric guitar is unquestionably a guitar that may exceed your expected values without breaking the bank.

Taylor Guitars Ns32 Ce Acoustic Classical

This Grand Concert model combines Sapele and Sitka spruce to invent an exquisite tonal palette

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Most helpful customer reviews

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
An American Classic
By BGroovy2
I just recently bought this guitar and have really enjoyed playing it from day one. This all started when I decided to by a Cordoba from Guitar Center. To make a long story short, they sent me three defective guitars. After I got a refund, I went down to a local music shop and they had a NS32CE hanging on the rack. After the first chord, I knew this guitar was special.

The neck is set up different then a traditional classical. It plays much better. It is 1/8 narrower then normal but the string spacing is the same. It allows for classical styling but is easier to get your hand around it.

The Fishman electronics have a great sound to plug in with. The only issue I have is with my style of playing. I play with fingernails which transfers a lot of right hand string noise when I’m plugged in. With a little creative EQ work, this is easily overcome.

If your looking for a good solid nylon string guitar and can afford the price tag, the Taylor line of NS guitars are well made and have a warm, inviting tone that sounds beautiful. The only way to get a better guitar is to buy a hand made custom!

Update;
After owning this guitar for over a year, I decided to change the strings. Not long after I did, I started to notice an unusual tightness in the A string tuner, almost to the point of jamming. I took the tuner off and discovered that the sleeve had broke and rotated on the metal barrel. I took the guitar back to where I bought it and Taylor covered the whole repair under the lifetime warranty program! It seems that customer service is alive and well in El Cajon!

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Wonderful guitar! Worth every penny.
By Michelle – Seacoast NH
I have been playing a Taylor 214CE with 6 steel strings, and I love that guitar. Now I also have this Taylor nylon string for my classical pieces. I love this guitar. It is beautifully made with outstanding craftsmanship. It sounds great. It feels good. I can transition back and forth from one to the other with a brief warm up. The neck is all Taylor, but the layout of the strings i s like a true classical guitar, so you get the best of both. I feel very fortunate to have this nylon string Taylor to continue my learning of classical guitar pieces. I haven’t plugged into an amp yet, so can’t review on that yet. However, I have an expression system in my other Taylor and it works great and sounds very true.

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