Taylor is an American company that was founded in 1974 in El Cajon when two guys took over an old hippie guitar shop. They were extremely passionate about guitars and put a lot of energy into the shop, which grew into an international company. Today, all guitars are made in El Cajon, California, and Tecate, Mexico. They are very proud of this, because guitars made close to the headquarters often undergo better quality control and employee satisfaction is better regulated. Taylor prioritizes tone and comfort. All guitars are perfected down to the last detail, and modern construction techniques allow the guitars to be made even more precisely and consistently.

This Taylor AD22E comes with the acoustic guitar service package worth €75.00, consisting of:

Adjustment before delivery/shipping

An adjustment voucher

Pick holder

Official Joh.deHeer warranty certificate

The American Dream series consists of solid wood guitars made in the USA. All guitars in the series have powerful projection and a dynamic tone. In addition, the edges of the sound box are rounded, making it more comfortable against your body. All guitars also have a slim neck, making them more comfortable to hold.

The AD22e is a great guitar. The soundbox has solid sapele sides and back, which ensures a clear and sharp sound. The top of the guitar is made of solid mahogany. This ensures a warm and powerful sound. The guitar has a mahogany neck and an eucalyptus fingerboard. The guitar has a Grand Concert body. This is a comfortable shape that is slightly smaller than the popular Dreadnought. The neck is also slightly shorter, making it more suitable for smaller or younger players. This also ensures that the guitar is suitable for both stage and studio use. In addition, the shape ensures that the sound of the guitar is beautifully balanced. The guitar also features ES2 electronics for beautiful amplification and comes with a case.

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