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Taylor Next-Gen 322ce Medium Brown Stain
£2975.00Fair Value1 stores tracked
Buy Signal
Price near historical average — neutral outlook
Confidence: 50/100
RSI (14)
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EMA 20
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EMA 50
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90d Low / High
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Product Fundamentals
- Warm mahogany acoustic voice The mahogany top gives the Next-Gen 322ce a naturally warm and focused tonal character with smooth compression and impressive midrange presence. Notes respond with a woody organic quality that works exceptionally well for fingerstyle playing singer-songwriter accompaniment and nuanced dynamic phrasing. Combined with the sapele back and sides the guitar delivers excellent clarity while keeping overtones controlled and balanced. This tonal profile allows individual notes and chords to remain articulate without becoming overly bright or harsh making the 322ce an inspiring option for players who prefer warmth smoothness and touch-sensitive acoustic response. Scalloped V-Class bracing Taylor&rsquo
- s scalloped V-Class bracing architecture improves the Next-Gen 322ce&rsquo
- s overall resonance sustain and harmonic richness while preserving the excellent pitch accuracy associated with V-Class designs. By allowing the top to move more efficiently the bracing enhances warmth responsiveness and open-string detail throughout the instrument&rsquo
- s tonal range. Chords bloom with impressive clarity and sustain while individual notes maintain balance and definition during more intricate passages. Whether fingerpicking delicate arrangements or strumming dynamically the 322ce responds with impressive articulation and musicality while maintaining a refined and controlled tonal character. Action Control Neck innovation The Action Control Neck system improves both tonal transfer and long-term setup convenience. Its long-tenon neck joint increases resonance and sustain by strengthening the connection between the neck and body resulting in a fuller more responsive acoustic voice. The innovative shimless neck adjustment design allows quick and precise string-height changes through the soundhole using a simple bolt adjustment making setup changes significantly easier. This player-friendly system ensures the guitar remains comfortable and consistently playable without requiring invasive neck reset procedures. Claria pickup system The Next-Gen 322ce features Taylor&rsquo
- s advanced Claria pickup system for clear natural amplified acoustic tone in live and studio settings. Combining a redesigned undersaddle piezo pickup with a proprietary preamp Claria captures the guitar&rsquo
- s warmth dynamics and articulation with impressive accuracy. Soundhole-mounted controls for volume tone and mid contour allow fast intuitive tonal shaping ranging from vintage-style warmth to modern detailed clarity depending on the performance environment. Developed alongside performing artists and live sound engineers the Claria system offers dependable plug-and-play operation while preserving the expressive character and responsiveness of the guitar&rsquo
- s natural acoustic voice. Specifications Product Name: Taylor Next-Gen 322ce Medium Brown Stain Product Code: A308001118403020107 Body Body Shape: Grand Concert Top Material: Mahogany Back & Sides: Sapele Bracing: Scalloped V-Class Bracing Body Finish: Medium Brown Stain Gloss Binding: Black Top Purfling: Black/White Rosette: Single-Ring White Pickguard: Firestripe Neck & Fretboard Neck Material: Mahogany Fretboard Material: Crelicam Ebony Scale Length: 24-7/8" Neck Finish: Satin Neck System: Action Control Neck Fingerboard Inlays: Italian Acrylic Weathervane Peghead Inlays: Italian Acrylic Weathervane Hardware & Electronics Pickup System: Claria Pickup System Controls: Volume Mid-Contour Tone Tuning Machines: Nickel Bridge Pins: Ebony
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