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722ce (2022) (UPC: 00887766114789)
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Overview
- Features solid Select-grade Hawaiian koa for lively tone
- Compact Grand Concert body shape offers comfortable feel
- V-Class bracing dials up more of koa's natural qualities
- New super-thin matte finish for raw feel and resonance
- Includes built-in ES2 pickup and deluxe hardshell case
Overview
722ce (2022)
Watch VideoPlayers have always appreciated Hawaiian koa’s rich tonal character and beautiful aesthetics, and our new 722ce adds to that heritage with Select-grade koa back, sides and top. Together with V-Class bracing, the Grand Concert body shape and a thin matte finish that preserves optimal resonance, this model yields a bold, sprightly attack with a vibrant midrange response, pristine trebles and a warm low end that grows richer with time and play. This new model looks as striking as it sounds with koa’s natural color variegation highlighted by rosewood binding, a paua shell rosette, a dark-stained maple pickguard and new Fountain inlays in mother-of-pearl. The 722ce ships with the built-in ES2 pickup and a deluxe hardshell guitar case.
Features
Grand Concert
A compact shape with a clear, articulate voice, strong sustain, and a highly touch-sensitive, expressive response.
Hawaiian Koa
Few woods carry the allure of Hawaiian koa, with its gorgeous figure and sweet, complex tone.
Hawaiian Koa
A koa top's visual beauty is instantly inspiring, while its sonic rewards unfold over time, as warm, sweet overtones gradually emerge.
Expression System® 2
The Expression System® 2 captures more of a guitar’s dynamic properties using a breakthrough behind-the-saddle design.
Venetian Cutaway
The Venetian cutaway is known for its soft, round lines. The sloping peak of the cutaway will vary depending on the shape of the body.
V-Class Bracing
Our patented V-Class bracing is a revolutionary new pattern — a new sonic engine — that marks a major shift away from traditional steel-string bracing patterns.
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20 questions
Can you get these in glossy finish?
What strings does this come with? And which would be better, Phosphor Bronze or 80/20 Bronze?
Can you custom order this guitar with an AeroCase, instead of the hardshell case? Could you also order it with Gotoh tuners pre-installed?
Is it possible to order this guitar without electronics and mother of pearl edge treatment?
I have one...The wiring harness is loose and creates a buzz. How do I fix that?
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is it possible to get a classical size neck, i.e., a 2 inch nut width?
I love mine, (my 5th Taylor) just got it the day before yesterday ... at first I thought it was too bright and thought of returning it, (I'm kind of heavy handed) As I sat with it and tossed the pick she showed me how to play her. I literally had to change the way I play. It responds to touch more so than I was expecting, kudos to y'all for making this great guitar! My question is ... how do I remove the pick guard? Now that I see how she is, I wanna play a hole in it.
ANY CHANGE THIS STYLE GUITAR CAN COME IN A NYLON STRING VERSION?
can i use hd light elixirs on this guitar?
is the neck widths available?
Can the neck be replaced with a smaller gt size or a 11/16 size neck?
Where is the 722 made ?
Neck width at nut of Taylor 722ce ?
Are the top, back and sides all made of solid koa?
Do guitars in the 700 series have real ebony fretboards and bridges?
Where are these guitars built?
Are 700 series guitars all solid wood?
What case do these come with?
Is the appearance of the wood different on every guitar?
What's the difference between the Grand Concert and the Grand Auditorium?
Reviews
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 14 ratings
Brilliance: It's a Taylor, after all.
The 722ce is a stunning guitar with just the right appointments; subtle, not flashy, simple, yet elegant. But what matters most is sound. I had played a Taylor Koa 722ce, but not the one I ended up with. I knew if I had one from the factory (or at least one unplayed/displayed in a store for months), I wouldn't be disappointed. I was overjoyed when it arrived.
Tonally, it's a delight, and the clarity from the mids to the highs is superb. I thought I might miss the 'bigger' sound of a 724, but after having played it, I preferred the crisp tones of the 722, and the size is perfect; everything is accessible.
I play fingerstyle mostly, with occasional strumming, and love its response. I've heard they've now discontinued this model, but I'm sure they will bring another iteration with koa. For me, this satin finish, size, and tone and just what I needed when I needed it.
I've been fortunate enough to have three outstanding acoustic guitars from Taylor over the years, and the Taylor 722ce Hawaiian Koa is a satisfying instrument I'm proud to show others. My first 814ce was sonically a better instrument than my second, so I had a hesitation...but why was I worried? It's a Taylor, after all.
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Love it!
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I love this guitar!
This new 722 really shines for fingerstyle, but also sounds nice strummed as well.
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It Doesn't Get Any Better
It has perfect intonation. It passes the 14th fret/open bass D chord test.
The response and volume are equal over the entire neck, which plays as well as all of my electrics.
Action is perfect and the guitar responds equally to everything from light fingerpicking to heavy strumming.
The sound of the guitar is piano-like over its entire range.
Oh and of course it's beautiful to look at.
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Taylor's 712ce all koa is a dream guitar
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- Mostly acoustic player
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Beautiful guitar
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It’s a beauty!
Congrats on the new family member, glad to hear you're loving it!
A Work of Art!
This thing is an absolute piece of art. Everything is absolutely perfect, including the binding, fretboard, neck and body. I have never seen this level of craftsmanship in anything I have owned.
I took advantage of Taylor’s BOGO to get my granddaughters a Taylor GS Mini Koa at the same time and that guitar is stunning as well. I’m ecstatic!