Taylor Baby Demo (Acoustic Travel Guitar)
This is a little medley on my new Taylor Baby. This is the more unusual maple back/side version, it has a sitka spruce top and sounds fantastic! Especially amazing given it's tiny size! Bought for the summer, camping etc. Please excuse the poor playing though! …
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wow, What a great …
wow, What a great sound this guitar makes. I am suprised how good the sound comes out for something so small, Can you tell me How does it feel, comparing it to the regular ones?
Poor playing? …
Poor playing? Don’t make me laugh….way better than anything I can do. Good vid!
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Im guessing this is …
Im guessing this is a steel string right?
The fret spacing is …
The fret spacing is closer, but the width of the neck is pretty much the same as a normal acoustic. I think you’re going to encounter this problem on any 3/4 guitar just because of the way the scales work.
Might be worth looking at the Taylor “Big baby”. This is a 15/16ths (I think) guitar, so the spacing will be better for you but it does still feel like a smaller guitar than a normal acoustic. Cheers.
I own a couple of …
I own a couple of other Taylors and was looking at getting this one to carry around, but am concerned about fret size. I have large fingers and most of the 3/4 guitars I find have smaller distances/scale between frets. Can you tell me if this one is the same as a standard size accoustic?
I thought they only …
I thought they only made two models the BT1 and the BT2
anyway there good guitars I own a BT1 and I have to say its the best travel size guitar i have ever played
Oh and by the way great video
The tab is readily …
The tab is readily available online – where I got it from! Just use it as a starting point and then work from there . . .
Yeah, camera reference! Got two of them, a ’57 and a 124G.
Dunno about poor …
Dunno about poor playing, wouldnt mind a tab for the second song, i,m a newbie and trying to learn some stuff, would i be right in guessing its eric claptons layla unplugged version? – Yashica-mat online , any camera reference there? i have one and its great!
it’s tear in heaven …
it’s tear in heaven of eric clapton
ahh i soo need tabs …
ahh i soo need tabs for the first song!!!
Thanks.
My … 
My playing would have been even better with a pint of JHB. 
Thanks.
Oh, by the way, I …
Oh, by the way, I have two mahogany Baby Taylors (long story, but in a nutshell I wouldn’t let her keep the one I’d bought for her before we split up!) and they are remarkable.
And I’m horrified at the wayward apostrophe that infiltrated my previous comment.
Rob, you have a …
Rob, you have a great sense of timing and know when to leave s-p-a-c-e! (A rare gift amongst the guitar players of YouTube and it’s myriad shredders with as much soul and feeling as a pebble.)
Plus you have impeccable taste in beverages.
sounds good man im …
sounds good man im going to be gettin one prety soon here
I´m interested on …
I´m interested on getting one
Could you please tell me how many frets does it have and how long is that guitar?
Thanks
I’ve just peered …
I’ve just peered inside at the sticker and it actually says BT3 . . . I presume that means it’s 3rd generation Baby Taylor?
is it the …
is it the babytaylor the babytaylor bt2?
oh my godness this …
oh my godness this was great!
Beers in heaven!
Beers in heaven!
Neet little guitar! …
Thanks for posing! -Derek
Neet little guitar! I need something like that to play while me wife drives!
Thanks.
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Definately worth getting one, even if you’re not intending to use it as a travel guitar! It’s small so really comfortable to play if relaxing, in the garden etc.
Thanks.
The songs were Tears in Heaven, Layla and then some improved bluesey stuff I just made up as I went along.
What Were The Names …
What Were The Names Of The Songs You played?
Your really good I was actually thinking of getting one of these guitars myself now i think i definitly will. Great Playing!
Thanks.
Yeh the … 
Yeh the guitar is awesome for fingerpicking, loads of punchy mids.
Thanks.
Hey thats really …
Hey thats really good. It takes dedication to work out those changes. Sounds good and so does the guitar!