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Taylor Guitars co-founder Bob Taylor recently wrote an opinion piece for The Washington Post reflecting on five decades of wood sourcing and why resource-dependent businesses should help sustain what they rely on.
A trio of recent news segments brought attention to Taylor’s ongoing sustainability efforts, highlighting our Urban Woods program and The Ebony Project for TV audiences with a visit to our factory and an interview with Bob Taylor.
In celebration of Taylor’s 50th anniversary, we’ve been rolling out a diverse array of commemorative limited-edition models all year. Of all the releases, the most exclusive offering is a pair of Presentation Series guitars boasting backs and sides of venerable Brazilian rosewood.
Scott Paul unpacks the confusing array of naming conventions associated with mahogany.