Taylor guitar # 20060531157 is made in US? - Taylor Music

David, you have excellent taste! Both guitars are excellent: Martin has had a reputation as a premier guitar line since 1833- almost 200 years! The Taylor guitar company started in 1974, and is currently (according to Wikipedia, quoting a USA Today article) the #1 guitar maker in America.

I can see why the choice is difficult- they are both Rosewood guitars with Sitka spruce top on a cutaway body, and they are both incredible players.

The Taylor is a little more expensive at $3,999 than the Martin $3,399.

It will come down to which you like better and what kind of music you play- if you record, ask a professional sound engineer which will sound better for your particular style. I happen to like the Taylor neck, but that's mostly because I play a 12- but I cannot see how you would be disappointed with either of these fine instruments.

Taylor guitars are usually on the high end price wise?
they do have beginner models also like baby Taylor guitar and it's about $500 other Taylor guitars can go for $1000 +
depends on model, condition, ect...
Hope that Helps?

Contact Taylor to see if it's registered to the seller.

according to Taylor data base that number doesn't exist, please double check and go to taylor serial number lookup website.

The Taylor 307GB, or the "Big Baby" sells for around $250.00 on EBay, a little more on Craigslist

string like you would a right hand guitar for a right hand player so when you face a right handed player, it appears to both of you that you are sort of looking in a mirror. It makes it easier to learn that way too.

You are likely correct that you have trained the battery. The battery is located at near the tail line.

http://www.taylorguitars.com/global/pdfs/es_guide.pdf

What does a battery charger have to do with a guitar? I hope you are NOT using rechargeable batteries in your guitar. They have very limited life in a guitar since they start out at a much lower voltage.

IF YOUR GUITAR has a built in tuner, make sure the tuner is off as it disables output while tuning... The other thing is to check if you have a volume control on the guitar that might be set too low.. Make sure if you are using 1/4 inch plug guitar cable that it is NOT a TRS balanced cable, as that will turn off the power in the guitar.

If you just bought the guitar, take it back. Taylor has good warranty programs, take it back to the dealer. You may have a bad connection inside where the saddle pick up plugs into the graphic preamp, the fact that you hear a sound when you put the battery in or out indicates very little. You may have a bad preamp, like I said, if its new, don't wait get it back to the dealer or contact Taylor.