Saturday, September 26, 2009

Taylor T5-LTD Limited Edition

Taylor T5-LTD Limited Edition T5 Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural


Taylor T5-LTD Limited Edition T5 Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural



Anyone hoping the Taylor T5 would drop into their price range will be thrilled with the more affordable T5-LTD model. Featuring a top of golden brown-hued ovangkol, a satin finish that adds an organic touch to complement the top's rich variegation, this Taylor guitar comes with full T5 electronics.Guitar Pickups Inspired by the Expression System pickup for acoustic guitars, the T5-LTD's pickup is yet another breakthrough developed at Taylor. Thanks to its humbucking pickups and proprietary body sensor, the Taylor T5 acoustic-electric produces a versatile range of pure analog tones from strumming acoustic to crunchy electric and everything in between. A hidden neck humbucker, a visible bridge humbucker, and a body sensor mounted to the inside surface of the top take advantage of the latest technology, using Samarium Cobalt magnets and humbucking coils. The body sensor reads the movement of the top, adding even more warmth to your acoustic tone. 5-Way Switching Position 1 is where you'll find the most acoustic-like tones. This is a great position for solos and a good place to experiment with the tone controls. Position 3 will go from "spanky" and clean, all the way to "full-tilt crunch." In position 4 you might find it reminiscent of a '50s hollowbody with a slight scoop. Position 5 creates a full and bright sound that's great for thick lead tones. Position 1 Activating the hidden neck pickup and body sensor, Position 1 is where you'll find the most acoustic-like tones. Position 2 The body sensor is switched off, leaving only the neck pickup active and yielding warm, round tones. This is a great position for solos and a good place to experiment with the tone controls. Try rolling back the Treble knob for darker tones. Position 3 Position 3 will go from "spanky" and clean, all the way to "full-tilt crunch." Start out with the Volume at the detent (center) then roll it up to "push" the amp. Position 4 The neck pickup is reactivated and runs in parallel with the bridge pickup. You might find it reminiscent of a '50s hollowbody with a slight scoop. In Position 4 you'll find one of many unique T5 tones. Position 5 The neck and bridge pickups are running in series, creating a full and bright sound that's great for thick lead tones. Change the Volume settings and watch its "personality" change. Neck The guitar's innovative T-Lock neck joint brings Taylor's trademark consistency and comfort into the electric player's hands. The Taylor NT neck in 1999 added another major breakthrough in neck design that remains a benchmark for setting an accurate neck angle. It would go on to inspire the single-bolt T-Lock nec

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