Shape: Grand Auditorium
Number of Strings: 6
Back/Side Wood: Hawaiian Koa
Scale length: 25-1/2''
Top Wood: Hawaiian Koa

Technical Details

Product Details

Product Dimensions

Package Dimensions
Width : 20.47 inch
Height : 7.64 inch
Length : 46.61 inch

Item Weight: 4.41 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping Weight: 21.61 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN : B00JU9WM94

Product Description

Koa Series K24ce Grand Auditorium Acoustic-Electric Guitar. The Koa Series K24ce Grand Auditorium Acoustic-Electric Guitar features Hawaiian koa, a captivatingly beautiful wood matched by a tone that blossoms over time, especially in the midrange. Its voice is bright and focused, with warm overtones that slowly emerge, adding sweetness and depth. Premium all-wood appointments, led by the Island Vine fretboard inlay, celebrate the wood''s natural appeal. It also has a Venetian cutaway which gives the guitar soft, round lines, and provides you better access to the higher frets. Grand Auditorium Taylor''s most popular and versatile body shape, the mid-size Grand Auditorium arrived in 1994 bearing refined proportions that fell between a Dreadnought and Grand Concert. While the bigger Dreadnought was traditionally considered a flatpicker''s guitar and the smaller Grand Concert catered to fingerstylists, the GA was designed to deliver on both fronts. The shape produced an original acoustic voice that was big enough to handle medium-strength picking and strumming, yet with impressive balance across the tonal spectrum, especially in the midrange, producing clear, well-defined notes that suited both strumming and fingerstyle playing. The GA''s overall presence tracks well with other instruments both in a studio mix and on stage, and singer-songwriters have embraced its utility both for composing and traveling with one guitar. Many people want a single guitar that can cover a variety of styles, which is why the GA continues to be Taylor''s bestselling shape. If you want a great all-purpose guitar, the multi-dimensional GA won''t let you down. Koa A tropical hardwood, koa''s tone blends the midrange of mahogany with the top end of maple. Due to its density, a new koa guitar tends to start out sounding a little bright and tight, somewhat like maple. But the more a koa guitar is played, the more the sound opens up, expanding the midrange and rewarding the player with a richer, sweet...