Taylors' GT-8 Baritone, like all of their instruments, is a stunningly beautiful guitar, but, with a couple of differences. Along with the big, resonant sound of a baritone Taylor has added octave strings to the D and G strings. Layering just a hint of twelve string jangle on top of the already big sound gives the GT-8 a voice all its' own. The feel is very much like a six string and playability is typical Taylor. Combining
a beautiful solid Sitka Spruce top with Indian rosewood sides and back provides a tone that is both complimentary to the guitars naturally lower tonal range and gorgeous. The Grand Symphony body is comfortable and well balanced. A totally new experience that you have to try to believe.
- 8-string Grand Symphony with Venetian cutaway
- Better amplification with the Taylor Expression System
- Sitka Spruce top
- Indian rosewood back and sides
- 27-inch scale
- Abalone soundhole rosette and pearl diamond inlays
- Ebony fretboard and bridge
- Bone nut and saddle
- Gold-plated Taylor tuners
- Adjustable truss rode
- Strung with Elixir Baritone strings
