A Jewel from Taylor’s Golden Era
This isn’t just another acoustic guitar—it’s a time capsule from 2001, a period many players consider a golden era for Taylor Guitars. The 912c was a top-of-the-line instrument then, and it’s only gotten better with age. Crafted from master-grade tonewoods that have had over two decades to open up, this guitar delivers a sound that’s complex, mature, and incredibly responsive. From the moment you strum a chord, you’ll feel the resonance and hear the harmonic bloom that only a well-aged, high-end acoustic can produce. It’s in Very Good Condition and comes with its original hardshell case, ready for its next chapter.
Master-Grade Woods & Abalone Artistry
The heart of this guitar’s tone comes from its stunning wood pairing: a Master-Grade Englemann Spruce top and Master-Grade East Indian Rosewood back and sides. Englemann spruce is prized for its nuance and dynamic range, offering a rich, complex overtone profile that’s perfect for fingerstyle players and light strummers. Paired with the deep, glassy lows and sparkling highs of premium rosewood, the result is a tone that’s both powerful and articulate. The visual appointments are equally breathtaking, featuring the iconic “Cindy” pattern inlay in abalone and pearl across the fretboard and headstock, framed by shimmering abalone purfling around the top.
