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Taylor 710ce (Natural)Item ID: 710ce6-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar with Engelmann Spruce Top and Indian Rosewood Back and Sides 
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From Our Research Team:Discover the Difference a Taylor Guitar Can Make!In the Taylor 700 Series, backs and sides of solid Indian rosewood find their perfect complement in rosewood binding, Hawaiian koa rosette, small pearl dots, and gold Taylor tuners. Rosewood's deep, rich tone meets its ideal counterpart in the spruce top, also available in a magnificent Tobacco Sunburst finish. Simple. Elegant. Classic.Taylor Guitar 710ce With the addition of the Taylor Expression System and cutaway, this Indian rosewood Dreadnought exhibits a rich, full tone with the versatility needed for live performances. Taylor Guitar 710ce Wood The warm, responsive tone of Engelmann spruce enhances the rich, full overtones of Indian rosewood. Taylor Guitar 710ce Body Type: Dreadnought A traditional shape refined, we combine classic dreadnought volume and bass response with the definitive Taylor sound: clear trebles and an open, airy midrange that Bob Taylor's signature design accentuates. Recent re-voicing turns up the bass and volume even more. Dreadnoughts respond especially well to flatpicking or light-to-heavy strumming. Taylor Expression System™ Designed to faithfully reproduce your guitar's native tone, the Expression System™ utilizes patented Dynamic Sensors™ to capture top and string vibration like never before. Created in partnership with renowned audio pioneer, Mr. Rupert Neve, the Taylor ES is seamlessly integrated into the design of the guitar from the ground up. Onboard tone controls provide added flavor, or set flat for an uncolored, exceptionally clean amplified sound. Taylor Guitar 710ce Finish: Gloss The finish used to create this guitar's lustrous gloss top, back, and sides was developed at Taylor for maximum durability and resistance to cold-checking. This ultra violet-cured finish is also more environmentally friendly than traditional lacquer finishes. Available finish options in this series are natural back, sides, and top, and natural back and sides with a tobacco or honey sunburst top. Taylor Guitar 710ceFeatures:
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Reviewsbased on 3 reviewsIs there any other Taylor?!
by Chad from Cape Cod
I spent the last 3 years studying tones, wood, various construction techniques, Luthiers, and in general the art and love that has gone into sculpting the sound and form of what we now know as "Guitar... read more [+]". February 24, 2011 Music Background: Wandering Gypsy of Art and Tone (Musician and Composer on the side) That being said, this was quickly followed by the endeavor and quest to find the guitar worthy of all my 6-string academia. This trek led me to in the end trying everything from Larrivee, to Cole Clark, to Santa Cruz, to Andrew White, to driving all the way to Banff Canada for a Takamine "Storm" 2007 Ltd, etc. etc. etc. Then one day a buddy mentioned that the guy that made the hunting bows he uses "Mathews" started making guitars and that they were supposed to be pretty good. Well my thought was stick to hunting ol pal and let me worry about my studio. Well "Matthew's" last name happens to be McPherson.. Matt McPherson. So a 2 hour drive to Missoula and one strum later this picker-n-grinner was ruined... sold all my other guitars for this pearl of higher price, and to this day can still say whole heartedly that McPherson is making the the best sounding, most diligently crafted, and innovative acoustic out there. Plus having visited their factory can tell you they are a great crew dedicated to their customers and their craft (and in that order). But this is a Taylor review right? Certainly is! I have always been a Taylor fan, but to be honest did not really like the tone of their guitars that much, at least not in the price ranges I could touch. I tried every guitar in their line.. I had thought. As much as I love McPherson's, they are worth my car and I'll rarely, if ever, take it out of my studio (until I become a household name that is). I started looking for a gig-able acoustic that was similar enough in tone to the Redwood/Rosewood Mcpherson so I wouldn't have to completely modify all my live/studio effects etc. I honestly was not planning on getting a Taylor until I strummed the 710ce.... The 710ce has that great balance that most Spruce/Rosewood combos do, but the dreadnaught brings out the bottom end that many Taylors seem to lack in the 12 and 14 models within their respective series. This balance with the phenomenal quality control, construction precision, and company support that has always attracted me to Taylor, made this a no-brainer worthy of my wallets action. So, to make a long story longer, the Taylor 710ce, is every bit as rewarding in it's playability and tone as my McPherson, even though my McPherson is certainly manufactured at a tier above this guitar. So to honestly A/B the" extras" of these two guitars really isn't fair, nor this reviewers intention. I needed a lower priced guitar that would not sacrifice the tone and precision of my studio "boutique" guitar nor hinder my performance with it's lack of craftsmanship or preamp, this Taylors form and function fit the bill. Last and final words. "The Taylor 710ce, is there any other Taylor?!" ~C close [-] My preferred recording acoustic
by Mark McDowell from Orlando, FL
I use my 710 as a secondary live guitar to my main acoustic, the 714ce. It responds well to aggressive strumming, alternate tunings and whatever else I need it to do, but still sounds wonderfully bal... read more [+]anced. However in recording, it has become my main acoustic. The expression system sounds big and natural, and just like the guitar itself, it's bright but not tinny, and deep but not boomy. Just as it should be. close [-]
October 12, 2008 Music Background: Pro Musician Love
by DancingGuitar from
I was looking at some guitars at a music store and decided to drool over the Taylors. The 710CE electric/acoustic is amazing. It has a very natural feel and tone and an incredibly solid sound. It'... read more [+];s not the most visually attractive Taylor I've seen, but it has outplayed every higher end acoustic guitar I've ever had the fortune to play. February 1, 2005 Music Background: The amplification is impressive. It can put a lot more power into your playing with the right amp while staying fairly true to the guitar's sound. The knobs are very discreet, which is also a plus. I spent a long time with this beauty, and if I had the $3,000 dollars, I'd buy it in 4 seconds. Of course, you don't need me to tell you that this Taylor is good... I'm in love! close [-] Also popular
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