Taylor Gold Label 512e
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Specifications
Top Wood: SpruceBack and Sides Wood: Mahogany
Width at Nut: 1.75"
Bracing Pattern: Fanned V-class bracing with tonal rout
Scale Length: 24.88"
Frets to Body: 14
Fingerboard and Bridge Wood: Crelicam ebony
Body Binding: Cream
Rosette: Classic multi-ring
Headplate Material: Crelicam ebony
Headstock Inlay / Logo: Taylor script logotype with wedge motif
Neck Binding: None
Neck Shape: Standard carve
Fingerboard Side Dots: 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, and 12th frets
Fingerboard Inlay: Cream dots and diamonds at 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 12th, and 15th frets
Pickguard: Firestripe
Tuners: Taylor nickel closed-gear
Electronics: Baggs Element VTC active undersaddle pickup system
Case: Taylor Gold Label hard-shell case
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Description
While Taylor have always made guitars geared towards gigging musicians and singer-songwriters, their new Gold Label 512e seems especially aimed at serious fingerpickers in a way prior offerings just couldn't, with a gutsy, warm, and loud sound that leaps right off the fretboard. Immediately calling to mind classic mid-sized Gibson flat-tops far more than the California-based manufacturer's more modern builds, the 512e features a solid spruce top in combination with a mahogany neck, back, and sides for lots of bite and midrange in every chord you pull out of it. As with all Gold Label models, it features fanned V-class bracing under the hood, as well as the company's brand new action-control neck system, for easy adjustments to the setup at a moment's notice. The 512e comes stock with a Baggs Element VTC pickup, for a rich, traditional voice when amplified. Included in the price is a Gold Label hard-shell case, finished in an eye-catching British Cocoa tolex exterior.