Loud and Clear Music proudly sells new Taylor Guitars and Accessories.
Come down to our showroom to learn about these excellent instruments, the technology behind their sound and find the perfect instrument for you.
Formerly the home of our mahogany models, the 500 Series now boasts back and sides of Urban Ironbark, an all-new tonewood sourced from our always-growing urban wood initiative. As a back and side wood, Urban Ironbark yields a bold, rich and sweet voice that's sure to impress players of all styles, giving these guitars piano-like clarity with a smooth character that amplifies each player's unique touch. We've paired the Urban Ironbark with torrefied spruce tops for an extra seasoned tone, adding up to a supremely balanced sound that performs exceptionally well on stage or in the studio.
The American Dreams Series
With the American Dream Series, Taylor proudly introduces the lowest-priced solid-wood, US-made guitars in the Taylor line.
GS Mini Series Guitars
This scaled-down Grand Symphony packs a full guitar voice into a comfortably compact form.
Since its arrival in 2010, it’s taken on a life of its own by captivating players with the perfect mix of qualities to make it feel fun and accessible — a comfortably scaled-down size, a full-bodied voice, and easy playability.
V-Class Bracing
V-Class bracing is a groundbreaking new Taylor design that transforms the way an acoustic guitar top vibrates to dramatically improve the sound.
More Volume
V-Class guitar bracing controls the top’s flexibility, creating a more orderly rocking motion across both sides of the top. The controlled flexing movement produces greater volume.
Longer Sustain
V-Class bracing maintains stiffness along the middle of the guitar, in the direction of the strings. That rigidity keeps the strings in motion, producing notes that resonate longer before fading out.
Better Intonation
V-Class bracing makes the top more in tune with the vibrating strings. This eliminates much of the interference that causes some notes to waver and sound slightly out of tune. As a result, notes and chords played anywhere on the neck are more consistent and in tune with each other.
