Members Londonbus Posted March 8, 2014 Members Share Posted March 8, 2014 1999 Taylor XXV Anniversary Grand Auditorium. This would be a great graduation present (hint hint). Number #127 of 500, label personally signed by Bob Taylor. 3A figured Sapele (African Mahogany species), Spruce top, Ebony fretboard, tuner buttons and bridge. Very intricate and detailed inlay on the fretboard and rosette (which is Koa and Padauk) Guitar is in excellent and very well cared for condition with zero fretwear. A few hairline splits near the thumb side fret ends as the instrument aged (Typical Taylor aging) and a couple of clearcoat "crazing splits" along the grain on the very lower bout (Definitely NOT deeper than the clearcoat... See pic below). Just very minor, typical aging issues... Those are the only things keeping it from "mint" and do not in any way impede the sound or playability of the instrument. Or even the looks. All are clearly shown in the photos. Just so you know the exact condition of the guitar. Understand you are buying a used guitar with 15 years of age and you will be more than pleased. She is a well cared for beauty in excellent condition that has aged into a superb instrument. A big attention getter, both visually and tonally! This is currently set up with custom light Nanoweb Elixirs for fingerstyle playing. Sounds amazing. Set up with medium gauge strings it is an absolute cannon. Includes original Taylor hard shell case. Photos come nowhere near how beautiful this guitar is in person. $1995 or best offer. PP'd and shipped 2 day air in the US48, fully insured. Trades are an option... Don't hesitate to try me! VERY interested in (But not limited to): GRETSCH 6120 Dynasonic Western (G6120DSW) Les Pauls with Bigsbys Fender USA Jazzmasters Gibson LP295 or ES models Almost anything in Champagne Sparkle I've done well over a hundred good sales and trades of high end and vintage guitars on most of the major guitar forums... Plus perfect Ebay feedback... NEVER had a problem. A full set of detailed photos are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8658041...7641992544533/ Thanks for looking. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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