Taylor 214ce video review - this one rocks!!

I picked up a Taylor 214ce a few months ago from Ye Olde Music Shop in North Charleston, South Carolina... yes, the same store where I bought my Marshall DSL40cr. Like the Marshall, this one is a winner. I included a couple of song examples: "Lost for Words" (Pink Floyd) and "Love is Blindness" (U2).
I said I would include a link for F-One Oil (to protect that Ebony fretboard), and here it is: www.musicnomadcare.com. I originally got the recommendation from a Phillip McKnight video. The guys at Music Nomad were/are super cool.
www.musicnomadcare.com
Lots of plans in the works. I have a handfull of musical items I'm looking to pick up in the coming months (and I'll review them as I get them). I think you're going to like them. I am not endorsed by any guitar company or product line, so these reviews are exclusively MY thoughts. So yeah, that.
Lastly, I wanted to thank my bonus sister, Erika, for letting us crash at her place in Savannah. (She's just awesome.) Certain portions of this video were shot in Savannah... more footage to come. I wanted to thank Mike Davis at Ye Olde Music Shop for being super cool to me over the years. I wanted to thank my sister-in-law Kristina and also Kent ("the Viking") - we enjoyed hanging out with you guys in Savannah, GA for that weekend and for hanging out once again in Reno, NV last December. I would also thank my wife, Alicia, for being patient with me on these random video shoots (and all the other craziness). We searched for the famous Forrest Gump bench, but recently learned that it was merely set in place for the movie and then removed. So I did my best with the surrounding area. ;)

[@behradnasirimusic]

Thank you man

[@colinclement2752]

Good playing sir. The Division Bell is a phenomenal album. I'm between a 214ce and a Yamaha red label fs5 and I can't decide.

[@onevoiceinc]

Thank you! I love that album so much. I haven't tried that particular Yamaha. I'll say, though, the Taylor is so easy to play, and it sounds great either direct or mic'd. The pickup system they use is very top shelf. Let me know what you end up going with (and if it's awesome). I love hearing these kinds of things. :)
Oh, and apologies for the audio on the speaking parts. I finally (just recently) figured that aspect out and corrected it for the Musicman Sabre review.

[@TYMEMGMT]

very cool!