Taylor Academy 12e Vs. Taylor Academy 10e | Learn What Makes These Guitars Different | Rimmers Music

Here we have James from Rimmers Music talking you through and demonstrating the differences between the Taylor Academy 12e and the Taylor Academy 10e. James plays both of these guitars acoustically in this video, so you can hear the tone you can get from the two different body shapes. The Academy 12e having the Grand Concert body and the Academy 10e having the Dreadnought body. Both of these guitars are unique listings on the Rimmers Music website. Click on the links below and head over to the Rimmers Music website and make one of these guitars yours today.
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[@cardboard316]

I tried them both along with a martin of the same price. I ended up buying the 10e and can honestly say its amazing. I especially like the ebony fret board and for some reason mine has a leopard spot on the first fret. To top without a pick guard sounds really nice with a stroke and slip of a few fingers it sounds like a rattle snake. Believe me, sound just pops out of these things. It feels like a guitar worth a lot more money in my opinion

[@jamietristan1050]

It does feel and sounds great for less than $1000. Got myself a 10e used on good condition for $600 and I don't think I will ever sell it.

[@BearQ108]

I just bought dreadnought without electronics and I’m glued to its sustain and overall tone, its a guitar with balls for incredibly low money 💰

[@LMacNeill]

The smaller body of the 12e is what I was interested in -- easier and more comfortable to play than a Dreadnought. Every video I watch comparing these two comes to the same conclusion. They're both excellent guitars, and you're not really giving up much in the way of sound-quality by going with the 12e instead of the 10e. Ordered myself a 12e yesterday, and it should arrive next week hopefully. 🙂

[@prf7237]

Excellent advice and comparison. Thank you. I'm an intermediate guitarist with a few age-related mechanical issues :) I want to buy one last acoustic that's meets all levels of playing as I progress. Would this fit the bill?

[@ZongqiDU]

great demo, thank you! I think your website offers the best price for 10e and 12e new than rest of the online retailers at the moment.

[@Stringsonabudget]

I have one and its really a fantastic guitar. 12

[@redlycan23]

Dude the Academy 10 is the perfect all around guitar because of its shape and size imo

[@swayyinthemorninn]

which do you prefer? especially in sound

[@ThePac332]

I like the sound of the 12 e !!!