Name: Taylor 322ce Mahogany Top 12-Fret Grand Concert Acoustic-Electric Shaded Edgeburst 04042
Brand: Taylor
Price: 2199.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

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Mahogany body for midrange punch and top-end sparkle

The 322ce 12-fret features a resonant mahogany top with mahogany back and sides. Mahogany delivers round and full tone with exceptional definition, with earthy midrange and bold sustain. Sweetwater guitarists find the 322ce 12-fret has a slightly darker more vintage sound than a typical spruce top Taylor guitar. It still delivers the signature treble sparkle that Taylors are known for but with additional midrange punch from the mahogany and 12-fret setup.

Cutting-edge Taylor Expression System 2 electronics

Need to plug in? Then you’re going to love the Taylor Expression System 2 electronics built into the 322ce! The ES2 system features a revolutionary segmented pickup located behind the bridge saddle; this pickup position delivers remarkably accurate and clear sound production that’s authentic to your playing. Each ES2 system features a handy master volume knob for fast level adjustments, in addition to a 2-band EQ for independent treble/bass adjustments to get the sound you need. Plus, the ES2 system also has a built-in phase switch, which offers essential feedback suppression whenever the system is active.

V-Class bracing: a sonic innovation

Bracing supports each and every acoustic guitar’s interior, and, though it's almost invisible, bracing shapes guitar acoustics in a big way! X-shape bracing was standard on acoustics for over a century, but Taylor’s revolutionary V-bracing is able to tease more volume and sustain out of a guitar’s sound chamber. V-bracing allows wooden acoustic tops to vibrate with more richness, projection, and sustain with more space inside the sound chamber for note maturation. And if that wasn’t enough, this groundbreaking innovation also improves intonation and adds more overtones — those subtle harmonic eccentricities that add sparkle to top-of-the-line acoustic guitars like the 322ce.