Used Taylor 552ce 12-Fret X-Brace (2016) #76072 with Original Hard Case

This Taylor 552ce 12-Fret is in VERY GOOD overall condition. Cosmetically, it is in very good shape but does show wear/blemishes in places. See below for a detailed description. It has been thoroughly inspected, set up nicely and guaranteed to play great when it arrives.

~Guitar pictured is the actual guitar that you will receive~

Details:
TOP: Finish scratching throughout.

BACK: Finish scratching throughout.

SIDE(S): Finish scratching throughout high E string side; Chip on high E string side lower bout edge.

NECK: No significant marks, blemishes, or wear.

NECK POCKET: No significant marks, blemishes, or wear.

FINGERBOARD: No significant marks, blemishes, or wear.

FRETS: Little to no visible wear. No grooves or divots.

HEADSTOCK: Scratching on face; Impression on top edge.

HARDWARE: Intact and working properly.

PICKGUARD: Has pick scratching.

PICKUP(S): Intact and working properly.

ELECTRONICS: Intact and working properly.

The 2016 revamp of the 500 series saw Taylor add the X-brace dubbed Performance bracing with voicing refinements that would preserve all the great character of mahogany’s tone profile — an earthy midrange, a clear, focused response, and a natural compression that helps level out a player’s attack — while giving players a wider range of expression. One of the benefits of the new bracing scheme was the ability to adapt it to enable the creation of some breakthrough guitar models. One example is the Grand Concert cedar-top 552ce 12-Fret. Although 12-strings aren’t traditionally associated with a smaller-size guitar body, the bracing design played a major role in articulating a clear 12-string voice for a more compact and comfortable playing experience.

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