How’s that for versatility? Breedlove Pursuit Concert Acoustic Electric Guitar OverviewĪs part of the Yamaha A Series, the A3R has everything a performing musician needs in a guitar. And for seamless interfacing with recording software, it’s equipped with a USB port. For amplification, this guitar has a Fishman Isys+ pickup-preamp with volume, bass, treble and phase controls as well as a tuner. The Breedlove Pursuit Concert koa guitar also has an East Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, bone nut and saddle, abalone purfling, gold closed gear tuners, black binding and dot fretboard inlays. The mahogany neck contributes to adding sustain as well, while making the guitar more sturdy. This means that the top, or the soundboard, vibrates more freely to produce a clear and balanced sound with plenty of sustain. This guitar also features the Breedlove Bridge Truss, which reduces tension on the top of the guitar. Over time, the wood opens up and develops its resonant tone – all the more reason to keep playing! The solid koa top and the laminate koa back and sides will initially produce a bright tone, which becomes warmer and richer the more the guitar is played. It’s a treat for the ears too, with its sweet and rich acoustic tones.
With its stunning koa body, the Breedlove Pursuit Concert guitar is a feast for the eyes. Taylor 114ce Acoustic Electric Guitar Overview Paired with a custom-designed professional audio-grade preamp, the ES2 does exceptionally well in amplifying the acoustic guitar tone naturally. The pickup system consists of three pickup sensors, each of which is uniquely calibrated and positioned in a different area behind the saddle. Making the Taylor 114ce ready for a plugged performance any moment is the Expression System 2, which features Taylor-patented behind-the-saddle transducer. Other appointments include a three-ring rosette, a black pickguard, black body binding and Italian acrylic dot inlays on the fingerboard.
Because of its stiffness and density, walnut has a tendency to have a bright top end but without overshadowing midrange tones. The Taylor 114ce boasts a solid Sitka spruce top with a Forward Shift Pattern bracing, layered walnut back and sides, sapele neck and genuine African ebony fingerboard and bridge. For an all-around guitar with a price that doesn’t go a cent beyond $1000, it’s a steal! The Taylor 114ce is the series’ Grand Auditorium acoustic-electric guitar with a cutaway.
The 100 Series, to which the 114ce belongs, is the company’s most affordable line of acoustic guitars. Kudos to Taylor for making more of its quality guitars more accessible to a greater number of musicians.
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