Sweet warmth and sultry beauty.

The rounded warm tones of the solid Western red cedar top on this Taylor GS Series Rosewood/Cedar Top Acoustic Guitar are given gentle definition by the solid Indian rosewood back and sides, which happen to be breathtakingly beautiful. Likewise the inky bound ebony fretboard with abalone microdots, the iridescent abalone rosette, and the gold-plated Taylor tuning machines. The unique Grand Symphony body style was designed to produce lots of volume and deeper bass response than other Taylor designs while having well-balanced highs and a narrow waist for comfort.

Bob Taylor personally designed the Grand Symphony body style for a unique sound. A higher, wider waist and a rounder lower bout result in distinctive tone with deep piano-like bass, rich mids, and clear, balanced highs-all with plenty of volume.

Taylor GS Series Rosewood/Cedar Top Acoustic Guitar Features:

• Solid Western red cedar top
• Solid Indian rosewood back and sides
• Mahogany neck
• Ebony fretboard
• Ebony bridge
• Abalone rosette and dots
• Gold-plated Taylor tuners
• Scalloped X bracing
• 25-1/2" scale
• 16-1/4" body width
• 20" body length
• 4-5/8" body depth

Taylor GS Series Rosewood/Cedar Top Acoustic Guitar Includes:

• Taylor hardshell case

The most beautiful guitar you'll never want to put down. But you have to pick it up first. Order now!

Taylor GS Series Rosewood/Cedar Top Acoustic Guitar

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I like it...but...

Posted by Pops from Shirley, AR on Oct 9, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Hobbyist musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Gospel, old standards, country

I'm a lover of the Chet Atkins style, picker and I like the quality and sound of this guitar, but...there is also something about this guitar that bothers me and I find myself spending to much time trying to identify the "bother" rather than just enjoying my playing time.I now will first reach for my old 314ce before picking the CS. I truly regret selling my older 614ce and buying this CS7. It's probably just a goofy personal thing with me, As I have always loved the Taylor products.

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Priority Placed on Tone

Posted by kimoo from Edmonton, AB on Mar 11, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Pop

I've owned this guitar for about two years now. At times it can be awkward to get around. And at times I've had complaints from other friends that 'the guitar hurts' their left hand. Admittedly, the neck feels a little bit thicker than other Taylors. However, the tone both for studio and live application has never failed me. It has an especially rich quality in its low end, and a long lasting resonance. It is bright, clear and overall a comparably louder guitar. I enjoy it - I'd be keen to try something a little bit smaller down the road.

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Amazing Guitar

Posted by TaylorMan from Franklin, TN on Jan 4, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Acoustic

This is an amazing guitar. I own it with the expression system. I love the sound of it. It is the nicest guitar I have ever played! I've played a 914ce in a guitar center and the GS7 sounds better than it, IDK if it was the strings on the 914 but even with older strings it still sounds really nice, Hope this review helped try one out, Peace =]

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Amazing and Beautiful Guitar

Posted by docaudio from Gainesville, FL on Sep 24, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician/Recording Engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: finger-style acoustic, light rock,

I have owned this guitar for about a year and a half now (Rosewood/Cedar). I bought it for recording (no electronics, use KM184s and SM81s to record). It has some of the deepest warmest tones I have ever heard from a guitar. The "piano-like bass" descriptions fit it perfectly. The mids and highs are balanced and there is a rich and organic sound overall.

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Not the best

Posted by StartMan420 from FL on Sep 2, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock Alternitive

I really love taylors but somthing about the GS series is bad sounding I'm sorry to say but taylor...you have made a bad guitar, you can get the same sound from a baby taylor.

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