Small Taylor Shootout: Baby Taylor, GS Mini and GT

Taylor builds a wide range of fractional-size acoustic guitars, including the Baby Taylor (half size), GS Mini (three-quarter size), and the newest addition to the family, the GT (seven-eighths size). To help illuminate the differences, Austin from the Denver Folklore Center plays a BT2e, GS Mini-e Mahogany, and a GTe Mahogany side-by-side and gives a brief rundown on the differences between each one.

Austin also plugs the GS Mini and the GT in, to showcase the tonal differences between Taylor's ES-B and Expression II pickup systems. Both guitars are played through an AER Alpha 40 watt amplifier with an 8" speaker.

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[Sidian]

Been searching for comparisons of baby taylor and gs mini and this is by far the best video I've found. Keep up the good work, guys!

[jasondanner]

Exactly the comparison I was looking for, thank you for explaining and demonstrating the difference in size and sound 👍

[imaaniswki]

Hey, I've been meaning to buy a new guitar and I really like the GT's body size because it's small enough that it's comfy but big enough that I has some depth and loudness

Do you know any other 7/8 steel string guitars with good quality that would be under $600? I can only find classical ones.

Thanks!

[PinkPallin]

Why did you choose a Banjo song for demoing guitars?

[godbyone]

Look at the fretboard of bs y Taylor. Looks like Brazilian