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Differences Between Taylor 812CE 12-Fret Deluxe Electro Acoustic - V-Class vs X-Bracing

Sam compares two different versions of the amazing Taylor 812CE 12-Fret DLX, one with Taylor innovative V-Class bracing, and the other with their more conventional Advanced Performance X-Bracing. Check them both out here... V-Class Model: https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/taylor-81... Advanced Performance X-Bracing: https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/taylor-81... Shop all Taylor 800 Guitars here: https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/brands/ta... Get a FREE Baby Taylor with this guitar for a limited time: https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/blog/2020... The Taylor 812CE deluxe 12 fret is a Grand Concert style guitar, so it features a slightly smaller body than a standard dreadnought or Grand Symphony acoustic. Being a 12 fret model, this means that the neck joins the body at the 12th fret, as opposed to the 14 fret like on most acoustics. It also has a shorter scale length of 24 and 7 8th inches, so overall, the guitar feels a little more compact and incredibly comfortable and easy to play. In terms of tonewoods, the all solid construction 812CE deluxe 12-Fret features the classic combination of a solid sitka spruce top with Indian Rosewood back and sides, so despite it’s smaller body size, it delivers a pretty meaty and punchy, yet warm and dynamic tone, thanks in part to the bridge is positioned a little further back on the body when compared to a traditional 14th fret acoustic, which helps to generate a bolder response from the top. This guitar is currently available in either Taylors more conventional Advanced Performance X-bracing model and their more modern V-Class version. Each of the bracing systems allowing that top to resonate and vibrate slightly differently giving you two different tonal options, with Taylor saying that the V-Class bracing improves volume, sustain and even intonation. But other than the bracing system, both models are virtually identical. The satin-finished necks are made from tropical Mahogany topped with 18 fret, African Ebony fingerboards, and as you’d expect from a Taylor, they feel really comfortable, smooth and effortless to play. The slotted headstocks are fitted with high quality Taylor tuners, theres a black graphite nut and then down at the bridge, a compensated micarta saddle. So on a whole, the 812CE deluxe offers a really nice blend of traditional and modern design features. Being a cutaway electro model, the body features a traditional venetian cutaway for easy access to the upper frets without sacrificing tone, and it’s fitted with Taylor’s widely acclaimed ES2 expression pickup and pre-amp system, which delivers a really natural sounding, responsive tone when plugged in. To improve comfort when playing, the top features a lovely bevelled arm rest, and there’s some really attractive aesthetic appointments such as mother of pearl fretboard inlays, a beautiful abalone sound hole rosette, and a rosewood pickguard, all giving the guitar a really premium look and feel, and of course, it comes supplied with a high-quality Taylor hard shell case. Take a listen here with PMTVUK, let us know which model you prefer in the comments, and try them both out for yourself at your nearest Professional Music Technology... It's our Taylor 812ce 12 fret deluxe v-class vs Taylor 812ce 12 fret deluxe electro-acoustic guitar comparison! Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/PMTVUK?sub_... Find us on social media:   / pmthouseofrock     / pmthouseofrock     / pmthouseofrock