Taylor K24ce Builder's Edition - Look at that Koa!!!!

The latest addition to Taylor's Builder's Edition Collection is the stunning all-koa K24ce - and we're VERY impressed. Not only is it about the most comfortable guitar to play, but look at that KOA!! Wow, what do you think????
GUITAR SPECS:
Back & Side Wood: Koa
Body Size: Medium Body
Body Type: Grand Auditorium
Series: Koa
Top Wood: Koa
Nut Width: 1 3/4"
Neck Shape: Standard
Bracing Pattern: V-Class w/ Relief Rout
Scale Length: 25 1/2"
String Spacing at Saddle: 2 3/16"
Pickup: Expression System 2
Tuners: Taylor Gold
Case: Taylor Deluxe Hardshell Brown
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[@enochtyle]

Firstly the KOA, then comes the Intonation! Mind Blowing 😲😯😮

[@MrRyeDaddy]

I tend to favor boomy adi/rosewood dreads but this koa beauty reallt sings out to me. Something in its clarity just makes me melt.

[@DavidSchmidt1]

I too, have mostly spruce/rosewood dreads (one adi). But when I tried out the K14ce Builder's Edition (spruce top but otherwise the same) the volume was good and intonation up the neck was amazing. The notes higher up just *ring* compared to my other guitars. Since the K14ce BE has light strings, I can't pour as much energy into the guitar as I can with the dreadnoughts so I use those when the song calls for a "heavier" hand.

[@MusicMikeRay]

I'm very impressed too!!

[@A2an]

Beautiful.........

[@IV_VOID]

Homie would play the guitar every time the other guy tried to advertise the picks 😂😂 guy on the right just looks at him with “yo you gonna let me get my word out ?” kinda face

[@chandlak8952]

None of the K24s I've seen look anything like this one.

[@aylamiller5752]

i like the wood graining on this one! This one is probably the most beautiful out of all the other builder's editions I see people owning

[@aaronkim1074]

Thanks for the review as always. One suggestion I have is when you play, strumming over the soundhole would be better imo. You play so close to the bridge it sounds more like a banjo at times.

[@Pengkui]

It comes down to one's playing habit I guess. :) Playing too close to the saddle/bridge creates more high-frequency overtones, which are arguably unwanted in many situations...