[rollingdam]

a Taylor Nylon String
NS32ce
-made in the USA in 2010

 

[marcos]

Nice one John. Congrats. Did you sell your Larrivé?

 

[rollingdam]

I traded it for the Taylor

 

[Mooh]

Nice. I like those Taylor nylons, they're a nice alternative to the usual classical design and sound.

 

[Dorian2]

So are these types of nylons approached the same way as Classical? Or is it more of a flat pick style. Wasn't Willie's "Trigger" a similar style of Martin?

 

[greco]

Beautiful looking guitar...Congratulations!

Wasn't Willie's "Trigger" a similar style of Martin?

When you say "wasn't", does that mean that "Trigger" finally retired ...and/or went to guitar heaven?

I like those Taylor nylons, they're a nice alternative to the usual classical design and sound.

Same here...I don't play nylons. I just like the Taylor because it is such a nice change/departure.

 

[Dorian2]

Beautiful looking guitar...Congratulations!
When you say "wasn't", does that mean that "Trigger" finally retired ...and/or went to guitar heaven?

Oops. Not trying to throw Trigger into the ground. Is he still alive and well? Anyway, I was just wondering if those Nylon stringed acoustics are played with a pick like a regular steel string or more with the finger style ala folk guitars. I've onlt played Nylons finger style. But I've only played Classicals as well.

 

[BSTheTech]

Pretty.

 

[Steadfastly]

I am not a lover of nylon string guitars but that is one fine looking guitar. Taylor seems to have a special flair for that.

 

[zontar]

Very nice--enjoy!

 

[Milkman]

I will eventually add a nylon stringer to my collection.

There’s no substitute.

Enjoy.