Up for sale is this 1994 Taylor 910 in Natural — a nearly unplayed example of one of Taylor's most celebrated models from what many players consider the golden era of Taylor production. The 910 is a full dreadnought built on a solid Sitka spruce top paired with solid Indian rosewood back and sides — a tonewood combination that delivers powerful projection, rich lows, focused mids, and that sparkling treble punch the 910 is famous for. The mahogany neck is topped with an ebony fingerboard and ebony bridge, and the guitar is adorned with Taylor's beautiful abalone "Cindy" inlay running down the fingerboard along with abalone purfling and rosette — stunning craftsmanship inside and out. Condition is excellent and as close to unplayed as a 30-year-old guitar gets — frets show zero wear, and any pick swirls are so faint you'd have to hunt for them under a light. '90s Taylors have a devoted following among players who feel the rosewood used in that era is exceptionally rich and resonant, and this one backs that reputation up completely. Comes in a beat-up road runner style case — the guitar itself is the story here.

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Taylor 910 1994 - Natural

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