Taylor Guitars Ns34 Ce Auditorium Classical

Taylor Guitars Ns34 Ce Auditorium Classical

This Grand Auditorium boasts increased volume, sustain, and bass frequencies while preserving all the tonal subtlety and pristine treble response of the smaller-bodied NS32ce.

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Taylor Guitars Ns34 Ce Auditorium Classical Photo

Taylor Guitars Ns34 Ce Auditorium Classical Picture

Taylor Guitars Ns34 Ce Auditorium Classical Photo

Taylor Guitars Ns34 Ce Auditorium Classical Photo

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Remember It’s A Hybrid
By Thurman Brasher
The thing to remember about this guitar is that it is a hybrid- somewhere between a nylon classical and a steel string acoustic, plus it has to perform well when electrified. That’s asking a lot, but it does live up to most expectations. Do not buy this guitar if you are looking for a true classical guitar sound. This is an instrument ideally suited for someone who does a lot of recording or live performance work, as it truly shines when the pickup is activated. I strongly recommend ditching the extra hard tension strings it comes with, and switch to hard or normal tension. It will sound better and have superior intonation. I found the guitar virtually untunable until I switched to hard tension. The finish and body work are exceptional, however the gearheads could be a bit better. If you are undecided between an NS32ce and the NS34ce, go with the 34 if you want a fuller sound with more low end. This is due to the 34 having a Grand Auditorium body versus the 32′s Grand Concert. To me the 32 model was thin and missing something. I think the main negative aspect about this guitar is that when playing beyond the 10th fret unamplified, the result is a bit dull and thin. Above the 10th is absolute heaven.

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