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Ediciones Limitadas Nueva Grand Pacific Las EDICIONES LIMITADAS 814ce de sasafrás Serie 500 de koa y cedro 200 DLX de ovangkol veteado NUEVA GRAND PACIFIC 327e de acacia negra y caoba LAS INNOVACIONES DE BEATIE Ben WOLFE Harper 2 www.taylorguitars.com dreadnought durante más de una déca- Fe en la V da, pero tenía el problema de que, con Soy fan de Taylor desde que empe- un juego de calibre medio, las cuerdas en las Cartas cé a tocar la guitarra hace diez años. graves se comían a las demás. Mi primera acústica de verdad fue una Mis comentarios sobre la 717: ¡el Cuéntanos tu historia 714ce que todavía conservo. Con el fondo es impresionante! El estuche redes Escríbenos a: taylorguitars.com/contact tiempo, he podido tocar decenas de es una obra de arte. He tocado varias modelos Taylor y he tenido varios de guitarras de gama alta, pero nunca en Únete a la ellos. Me encantan el tono, la comodi- mi vida había escuchado algo así. Los dad de ejecución y la facilidad con la sonidos de los trastes octavo, décimo comunidad Taylor la forma de llevar un negocio en este que mi música fluye a través de estas y duodécimo son espectaculares. Facebook: @taylorguitars mundo frenético. Me encanta el enfoque guitarras. ¡Y qué decir de su coheren- El simple hecho de afinar la guitarra Instagram: @taylorguitars que Bob [Taylor], Barbara y otros miem- cia! Aunque hay matices tonales que cuerda a cuerda es asombroso gracias Twitter: @taylorguitars bros del equipo de Taylor han adoptado dependen de la madera o la forma de a la calidad del juego Elixir de calibre para mejorar las condiciones del aserra- la caja, todos y cada uno de los mode- medio. El acorde de Sol (con el tercer Youtube: taylorguitars dero, de sus empleados y de la comuni- los Taylor te dan una sensación y un traste pulsado en las cuerdas de Si y dad relacionada con esta instalación en sonido característicos. Mi) al tocar y cantar Tequila Sunrise de Camerún. Cuando empecé a leer sobre el los Eagles suena riquísimo y rotundo. Scott McCord varetaje V-Class, el concepto no me Puedes sacarle un tono dulce y suave impresionó demasiado. A mí ya me con las melodías brasileñas Corcovado parecía que mis guitarras Taylor eran o Insensatez, o hacerla gruñir tocando Joya acústica perfectas. ¿Cómo podría este nuevo Proud Mary en La. Esta guitarra tam- Hace un par de años volví a poner- varetaje hacerlas mejores? ¿Iban a bién me ha ayudado a cantar mejor. me en serio con la música después de quedar «obsoletas» las guitarras que ya ¡Tiene todo lo que se podría desear! un parón involuntario que ha durado tenía? La idea general no me gustaba; Andy, te estaré eternamente agrade- tres décadas. En este tiempo he tenido es más, no tenía ningunas ganas de cido por haber creado una obra maes- Las guitarras V-Class todo tipo de guitarras, pero nunca una probar el nuevo sistema. tra. mejoran con la edad Taylor. Busqué mucha información y Un año después, entro en la tienda Greg Liptow Hace poco más de un año me com- toqué un montón de modelos de varios de guitarras de mi ciudad, ¿y qué me South Lyon, Michigan pré una 714ce V-Class. En este tiempo, fabricantes. Al final, me decanté por una encuentro? Una 414ce-LTD absoluta- ha ido madurando hasta desarrollar T5z de koa. Mi «Nani» me tiene encan- mente maravillosa con fondo y aros de unos graves que superan lo que yo dilado, y he estado tocando dulces limba negra, tapa de pícea de Sitka y Valores de familia esperaría de cualquier guitarra nueva. canciones con ella desde que nos cono- el Expression System 2. Pero también He tenido ocho guitarras Taylor. El proceso de envejecimiento de este cimos. Es increíblemente versátil; se la incluía el temido varetaje V-Class. ¿Iba Desde mi GS Mini de caoba (la prime- instrumento es especial. Con la edad, recomendaría a cualquier guitarrista. a atreverme a tocarla? Bien, lo hice, ¡y ra) hasta una 524ce, todas ellas me la mayoría de las guitarras generan más Cuando me enteré de que Andy me enamoré de ella en el acto! Tenía han hecho disfrutar y me han ayudado graves, pero muchas veces el sonido había ido un paso más allá con la Grand esa comodidad y sonido típicos de a progresar como guitarrista. Estoy se hace algo «fangoso». En cambio, el Pacific, quise conocer todas sus inno- Taylor, pero el nuevo varetaje aportaba suscrito a varios grupos de Facebook carácter cálido y ligeramente más redon- vaciones. Esperé pacientemente a que un tono equilibrado y más volumen en relacionados con Taylor, y a través de do que está adquiriendo esta guitarra el distribuidor de mi zona recibiera una todas las cuerdas. El sustain y la ento- ellos me mantengo en contacto con ofrece un tono que solo puedo describir 517e para ponerle las manos encima. nación eran sencillamente increíbles. otros clientes de la marca en todo el como «transparente», con unos graves Absolutamente todas las nuevas carac- Comprobé que el varetaje V-Class mundo. No hago más que leer elogios y medios muy limpios y claros. Es una terísticas de la Grand Pacific estaban a hacía honor a todo lo que se había tanto hacia vuestras (nuestras) guita- seña de identidad muy notable de este otro nivel y me encajaban como anillo al dicho de él, y después de tocar aquella rras como al servicio de atención al instrumento, y la verdad es que me dedo. Quedé especialmente impresiona- guitarra durante un par de horas, me la cliente de Taylor. Y no hablemos de encanta. do con el perfil de mástil compuesto: no compré allí mismo. los comentarios de personas con las David Sippel podía ser más cómodo. ¡Gracias por construir un instrumen- que interactúo en conciertos y jam Aunque me gustaba la facilidad de to tan fantástico y por convertirme a la sessions... Cada vez que me encuentro interpretación de la 517e, decidí espe- causa! con otros guitarristas, me doy cuenta Hacer lo correcto rar la oportunidad de tener una 717e, Dean Daniel del respeto y la admiración que Taylor Acabo de escuchar el podcast de porque todo lo que había leído sobre despierta tanto en usuarios de sus Taylor en el que interviene Barbara ella me hacía intuir que el sonido de guitarras como en seguidores de otras Wight [directora financiera de Taylor], esa Builder’s Edition de palosanto iba a 717 Builder’s Edition: marcas. Yo vivo en Palm Springs, cerca y me han gustado mucho sus historias seducirme. Ahorré dinero e intercambié una obra maestra de vuestra fábrica y espacio de exposi- sobre sus viajes a Camerún y al aserra- otras de mis guitarras para poder hacer- Quería comentarle a Andy Powers ción de El Cajón. La he visitado varias dero de ébano de la empresa. me con ese instrumento tan especial. que, después de ver su vídeo en la veces, y siempre me ha recibido un Compré mi primera Taylor hace unos Por fin, la semana pasada pude ir a página web de Sweetwater y leer la equipo amable y entusiasta. Os cuento meses. Al principio, pensé en una gui- buscar a «Jewel». Estoy contentísimo de reseña de un comprador de la 717 todo esto porque quería transmitiros tarra acústica de otro fabricante, pero haber esperado para llevarme esta joya. Builder’s Edition, elegí ese modelo con que la forma en que lleváis la empresa investigué bastante y la información que La riqueza de su tono es aún más la esperanza de que todo lo que Andy y es ejemplar, y que toda vuestra aten- encontré me convenció para pasarme a gratificante de lo que había imaginado. el guitarrista habían dicho fuera cierto. ción y consideración por nosotros, los Taylor. No me arrepiento en absoluto de Es muy ergonómica, ¡y tiene una pinta Y tuve suerte, ¡porque vaya si era cier- clientes, no pasa inadvertida. Espero mi decisión. Y ahora que conozco mejor impresionante! Ya he hecho varios bolos to! Tengo 76 años y llevo unos 64 ras- que sigáis ahí para todos los que for- a la compañía, a sus fundadores y a las con ella, y todo el mundo alucina con su cando guitarras. Mi primer instrumento mamos parte de la creciente «familia» personas que trabajan en ella, puedo proyección y la suavidad de su sonido. fue una entrañable Stella que me costó de propietarios e intérpretes de gui- afirmar que siempre voy a mantenerme Gracias por crear a «Nani» y a «Jewel», unos 15 dólares y requería un puño de tarras Taylor. Estoy deseando volver a fiel a la marca. Respeto y admiro la filo- y por seguir explorando y ampliando los hierro para poder pulsar las cuerdas pasarme por El Cajón... y hacerme con sofía de hacer lo correcto (por ejemplo, límites del universo musical. en el mástil. Con el paso de los años mi próxima Taylor. en el aserradero de ébano), así como el Clifford Davis, Jr. he tenido guitarras Yamaha, Gibson, Gary Nadeau planteamiento general de Taylor sobre Martin, Guild, etcétera. Toqué una Palm Springs, California Índice WOOD&STEEL | NÚMERO 95 | OTOÑO DE 2019 Reportajes Secciones 6 Jams transgeneracionales 8 Pregúntale a Bob Mientras enseñaba a su hija a tocar el bajo, Madera de tocón, diferencias de peso entre Shawn Persinger también aprendió un par de cosas. guitarras, instrumentos musicales de teca y por qué no torrefactamos las tapas de koa, entre otras respuestas. 10 En el escenario: Beatie Wolfe Mitad cantautora y mitad visionaria tecnológica, esta pionera musical está creando nuevos formatos 23 Resonancias Flagship Romance trazan su propio destino, inmersivos que reinventan la experiencia del vinilo en Taylor patrocina el AmericanaFest de Nashville, la era digital.
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