Members datru Posted October 31, 2013 Members Share Posted October 31, 2013 Hi, I'm thinking about buying a Trinity College TG-202. A discontinued brand, made by Saga. here are some details from an old Ederly page: "slightly oversized (15-5/16" lower bout) 000 body profile with a 12-fret neck and soft cutaway. All solid construction with rosewood back & sides, spruce top and mahogany neck. Scalloped bracing. Wood binding and purfling. Abalone rosette, dot inlaid ebony fretboard, ebony pyramid bridge, solid headstock with rosewood & ebony overlay and silver inlay, and nickel open-gear butterbean tuners. Neck width at the nut is ~1-3/4" and scale length is ~25-5/8" elderly page with pics I've been looking at a LAG T-200, and a Taylor 214CE-Koa, the Taylor really being a bit out of my range, though I could stretch it. The LAG is 700 bucks, the Trinity 900, the Taylor 1250. I want a versatile guitar for home playing, all kinds of music. Strumming, flat-picking and some finger-style (not much, but would like to learn). I'm not very good, but I like nice tones even when I hit the wrong notes! The trinity is the odd man out of the group I mentioned, but it did sound nice. I don't have any experience with 12-fret guitars either, is there something I should be aware of? I don't know anything about the Trinity College brand so I was hoping there might be some experience here I could tap into. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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