NGD - Taylor GS Mini-e 50th Anniversary

[Randy120]

 

I had a Taylor GS Mini Mahogany, but I traded it for a Grand Pacific. Mine was one of the first Mini's so it didn't have the pickup. The add on pickup was easy to install, but the sound was noisy so I traded it. I decided I still liked the small travel guitar for many purposes. I found this nicely upgraded Mini so I grabbed it. 

I just received my new Taylor GS Mini-e 50th Anniversary. This model has several upgrades to the standard model. It has a layered Rosewood back and sides, torrefied Sitka top, diamond inlays, gold tuners, upgrade nut/saddle. 

If you are looking for a smaller acoustic guitar the GS Mini should be on your list.

Edited November 14 by Randy120
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[Plantsman13]

Congratulations 👏👏

[Gary Nelson]

I agree Randy, no home should be without one!    I have one of the basic mahogany GS-Minis that I picked up during Taylor's "buy one gift one" promotion when I bought my 12 string a few years ago.    It makes a great travel or couch guitar.

[Eracer_Team-DougH]

Taylor’s do make big sound in their guitars 

I’ve looked at a couple of builders choice models, but they haven’t followed me home 

happy playing 

[Randy120]

Last night, I connected the Mini to my Fishman Loudbox Mini, and the sound quality was impressive with the ES2 pickups. I never plugged in the old mini with the slide-in pickup due to the annoying buzz. The guitar's weight is only 3 pounds and 14 ounces, which made playing while standing quite comfortable.

[Randy120]

I played the Mini again last night. I am starting to think this is a great little guitar. The setup on it is perfect. The materials on the 50th anniversary are high quality. It looks and plays great!