Showing posts with label American Dream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Dream. Show all posts

Thursday, January 21, 2021

Dream GT

Folks, if you are waiting for the Taylor American Dream to be here then be informed that the plug-in version is now available at Swee Lee ($2,449). The American Dream was first mentioned here: CLICK

Also available but already out of stock is the GT model ($2,299). The GT was first mentioned here: CLICK

Just to recall what's the big deal with these two; the American Dream is touted to be the most sensible (price-wise) when it comes to an American Taylor guitar while the GT is the bigger brother (slightly only, still not a full-sized instrument) of the GS Mini featuring an all solid construction. 

My concern with the American Dream was its price. Now that we have full knowledge of its listing, this guitar is facing stiff competition against Gibson's G-45 Standard which features an all solid body construction as well but for about $700 less. The GT - well, is way beyond the GS Mini price tag by more than $1K. Yes, the GT is a different kind of beast, it's slightly bigger & that all solid body enticement contribute to costs. Based on this factor alone, there won't be a massive switch between the GSM & GT campers. Then again, this comparison is not quite objective considering they are different guitars that dangerously tread on being similar upon some considerations. 

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Thursday, June 25, 2020

Sweet dreams


In the mean time, Taylor has released the American Dream acoustic. These are full solid body instruments at affordable price tags. By affordable here, it means that when they touch our shores, expect a sub-$2K price tag. Remember, these are full solid makes, not merely a solid top. I'm just grateful that the big names in acoustic-dom are slowly, but surely, offering quality at reasonable asking prices. This isn't the first for Taylor, the Academy series are, in my opinion, serious value for money. Wish the American Dream had the elbow relief design incorporated like the Academy models but these are good stuff per se.