Taylor has attempted to break that barrier with the introduction of what they call the taylor big baby.
Taylor baby vs big baby guitar.
It s a fraction smaller than a full sized guitar 15 16th size like a smaller dreadnought.
As a result the big baby was born.
So what do you need.
Instead of the overall 16 inch length it only has 15 inches.
The unexpected success of this guitar was a catalyst for taylor deciding to respond with a larger high quality version of the baby taylor.
The taylor gs mini and big baby acoustic.
Taylor first introduced the original baby taylor a 3 4 size travel guitar back in 1996.
Looking for a portable acoustic that won t break the bank looks great and feels as good as a full size acoustic.
Big baby taylor bbt the big baby taylor has long been a mainstay for developing acoustic players seeking a comfortable smooth playing guitar that will help them grow their skills and learn to make music.
While this guitar doesn t have the heaviness and expensive feel the big bodied taylor guitars have this guitar still has that unique taylor guitar feel to it.
The taylor baby family.
The taylor gs mini and big baby acoustic scale down body sizes without sacrificing quality.
It s easier to transport than a big baby if you travel a lot.
These two compact guitars are.
Built to a slightly smaller scale than a full size acoustic guitar the big baby s solid spruce top provides rich acoustic tone in a package that s perfect for students and players who need a reliable practice option that isn t too precious to take on the road.
Baby taylor taylor bt1 the original baby taylor is a smaller guitar 3 4 the size of a regular dreadnought and definitely has a smaller voice.
The gs mini was a step up in quality of sound output still not equal with a full size guitar was slightly larger and cost 150 more.
Well taylor s got two of them for you.
In total the big baby taylor acoustic guitar s dimensions are 43 5 x 16 25 x 7 2 inches and it weighs in at only 11 pounds.
If you have heard of a baby taylor this is its bigger yet younger brother.