Product Comparison: Taylor T3 vs Gibson ES-335
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- This is my third Taylor and never disappointed! What an an awesome sounding and easy playiing guitar.
- The versatility of the electronics on this instrument far surpass any guitar that I have played in 40 years. This guitar easily transforms itself from jazz, R&B, to funk, and rock.
- I was really surprised to hear how good this guitar sounds acoustically with out amplification, was not expecting this!
- The intonation and play ability of this guitar is excellent; it is hard to put down.
- Do not get me wrong, this guitar is a keeper, do not plan on selling it in the future. Highly recommend this guitar!
- Guitar came well packaged and in perfect condition as described. Looks great, sounds great. Thanks!
- I have not found much this can't do, Les's and strats have their place but this is more of a do all for me. I can go from blues to heavy rock to country with just a quick flip and click.
- Fit finish, feel, tone, you name it. I really like the coil tap feature; going to single coil from humbucker. Great versatiliy.
- This guitar is perfect for leading worship music and eliminates the need most of the time to switch to an acoustic guitar because this thing sounds beautiful clean!
- The only reason I did not give the guitar 5 stars is because of my preference for wider frets. I owned a Taylor solid body (walnut top) custom electric, frets were a little thicker (slightly easier to bend strings).
- This guitar is amazing. The neck is perfect.
- I loved the feel of the guitars so, I almost purchased one. I'm glad I left the store and ordered the T3 from Guitar Center.
- The quality on the finish was amazing as well. I feel truly fortunate to have gotten such a great guitar.
- The neck was way too thin in profile for my liking, although others may find it comfortable.
- The neck was quite thick, but not necessarily uncomfortable, but I think I prefer a slim taper neck and P 90s for their clarity. I
- This is one good deal for a 335 style guitar. Body is comfortable with good neck action.
- The finish is first-class, and the details are impeccable.
- I've own several high end guitars and this is my favorite. Great playing guitar, very well built and good value for the $. I highly recommend !!
- Brilliant finish color, neck profile, fingerboard radius. Playability is excellent .
- The finish is flawless. Color never seems the same as light hits it from different angles.
- Top quality workmanship. Seamless construction.
- The neck mohagany wood grain is just so warm and beautiful. But the amazing this is this baby sounds as great as it looks!
- The technology is easy to use and sounds amazing. Perhaps the best guitar I have ever owned, and I have been buying them for 50 years!
- The ability to switch from single to double coil and also use an extra tone capacitor makes this a great guitar for any type of gig. I still love my ES-335, but the T# has replaced it as my primary gigging guitar.
- The hum-bucking pick-ups sound sweet and bright at the same time? The coil taps work well giving you the single coil "Twangy" sound or more clarity while playing chords.
- The electronics allows you to find a sound the fits what you are playing. It is built with the professionalism you would expect of a Taylor guitar. I love it. I don't understand why Taylor does not plug it more.
- Clear Tone, Nice Sustain, Good Overdrive Performance. Great for Jazz lines / Chords and of course the Blues...... Go ahead, Jump off the fence. (didn't a truss rod adjustment tool, or warranty information).
- Still adapting to short scale neck after playing certain California guitars ! Overall it's an excellent deal at street price.
- Sustaining a single note or a full chord is effortless.
- Plugged in, the pickups sound great to me as is. I can't see the need to swap them out. Fit, finish way above what I expect in a budget import guitar.