Taylor GS Mini Rosewood Acoustic Guitar - Natural with Black Pickguard Reviews
Looking for Taylor quality in a small-sized guitar? The Taylor GS Mini Rosewood acoustic guitar gives you all that and more! While some smaller guitars pawn off their tone and sustain in the quest for portability, this Taylor’s Grand Symphony body shape delivers punch and resonance that’s twice its size. This model features a Sitka spruce top, rosewood back and sides, and an ebony fretboard, resulting in an exceptionally full sound. Grab one today and figure out why the GS Mini has become a Sweetwater favorite for work and play!
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Highest Rated Reviews
Love my Taylor!!!!!
Just fell in love with my new Taylor. This is one of the best Guitars I have ever owned it plays and sounds beautiful. Sweetwater music made it easy Thank you!!!! Bill Nicola
GS Mini Great Quality!
This guitar packs a punch, really ergonomic neck. It has a great tone for its size and the quality can be felt. Definitely a nice little guitar for travel and at home.
Just what I wanted!
This is a great little guitar. I could not quite give it 5 stars though just because of slightly misleading advertising from Taylor.
The GS mini is a wonderful practice and travel guitar. That is just what I wanted. It plays beautifully and is a small guitar that is easy to tote around and easy for a smaller guy like me to play with no effort. I had Sweetwater set the guitar up, which makes it really sweet to play. Being a shorter scale, the strings are easier to fret, of course.
Taylor infers that you will be shocked by the tone and volume coming out of this guitar, and I was not. Don't get me wrong, it sounds good, but it does sound like the smaller guitar that it is. It lacks the tone, color, and volume of a full-sized dreadnought, and I would not attempt to use it on stage or for recording, unless you hook it up to an amp and give it some help with volume and equalization. I did not buy one with electronics, so I can't fully comment on that.
This is a great little guitar, made with the same level of quality that everyone has come to expect from Taylor. It is fun to play and unbeatable as a practice and travel guitar, but you need to look for a guitar with more size, like a full sized Taylor guitar, before you will get the sound that really makes you smile.
