Taylor GS Mini-e Mahogany

What do you do in Coronia times: What you stopped doing years ago. Playing guitar. As a teenager I had a massive Ibanez, which could be played like butter: flat string action, large body, behind which I felt disappeared. Since we have rediscovered campfire gatherings for us, the musical accompaniment is somehow missing, if it is not to be the boombox. As luck would have it, Kirstein had a Taylor GS Mini on sale as a return and I listened to the sound of this guitar for the first time. It is unbelievable. And since I wanted it smaller, I compared the sound with a comparable Ibanez in the size: The price difference was audible. In this respect, after having slept on it three times, I decided against Ibanez for the Taylor GS mini-e Rosewood. The surprise was literally big: Because the delivery was transport-safe box in the box with guitar in the soft bag, which is already much more stable than what is commonly understood by gig bag. The workmanship is beautiful, impeccable and flawless. The soundhole seems huge with its 10cm on the body. After a tempering of the instrument and first tuning it started. Rich natural sound, which is just fun, with little weight.