Taylor Insider - September, 2003

Whether you've played a Taylor for years, just got your first Taylor, or are still thinking about one, this new online newsletter will keep you connected. Many of you are receiving the Taylor Insider because you gave us your email address when you requested a catalog. Since then, we've added new models, created an entirely new pickup system, plus we've got new products getting ready to launch soon. The cool new guitars just keep on coming and the information keeps on changing. That's why we created the Taylor Insider—to keep you in the loop. And because I hate spam, I told the Marketing department that this newsletter better be good. And not too often either—four or six times a year tops. And we'll only send it to you if you opt-in, so click here to sign up. Enjoy! — Bob Taylor



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Virtual Workshops: learn from Taylor pros

17 tracks from industry heavy-weights like Doyle Dykes, Jimmy Messina, Dave Matthews, Russ Freeman, Jars of Clay, Suzy Bogguss, and Phil Keaggy—all performing original acoustic songs on Taylor guitars and basses. It's the ultimate acoustic compilation. Now available.

1974. Taylor Guitars' first year of business ended with three employees and a production total of six guitars. What exactly were these guys doing all year, anyway? Read all about it in the Taylor Timeline.

Get tips and advice about plugging in, cables, gigging, using an amp, and more in the new Expression System User Guide.

Bob isn't kidding when he says that the cool new guitars keep on coming. The latest two took years of research and required some new production techniques to boot. And the result is stunning—our first-ever mid-priced (under $1000), full-sized Taylors.

Crafted right here in El Cajon, Calif., the 110 and 214 sport that killer Taylor tone and quality. The solid-top 110 retails for $698, including Gig Bag, while the all solid wood 214 lists for $998, including hardshell case. And because they're so new, you won't find them in the Taylor Catalog. Click below to learn more.

Ah, the art of the pickup. Celebrate the new Expression System™ pickup and enter the Taylor Coolest Pickup Sweepstakes. You could win a brand new Presentation Series Taylor, complete with the Expression System! Just visit any Authorized Taylor Dealer, test drive the Expression System and complete the entry form. Your dealer will validate it and even send it in for you. But hurry, the contest ends September 30.

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