Baby M really is a guitar

rbachman · #1 09-14-2001, 11:42 AM

I used last night to take a break away from the TV and played my baby mahogany taylor with 2 friends. I am amazed at the sound of it. I like playing it and besides the fact that it it small - it delivers a punch.
I can now keep up with the likes of my friend's Guild dread - amazing.

JW · #2 09-14-2001, 12:31 PM

I had played several of the baby Ms and didnt care much for them. I did however play a baby M while out on my disrupted vacation and liked it enought to buy it. I had to have it shipped back home and has yet to arrive. It had a very deep sound as compared to my reg baby that I had with me(and yes I did A/B the two). I will be able to give a better reveiw once it arrives.(its in the cargo hold of an aircraft somewhere)but I do have my new 510 to keep me occupied until it arrives. JW

rbachman · #3 09-14-2001, 12:41 PM

jw,
I didn't have much of a choice due to the fact I order a 'lefty' from Taylor. I am so happy with it (and it is my ONLY steel string at the momoent) that I imagine a BIG Taylor in my future once I can convince my wife. I don't know what series it will be - lord only knows .

franchelB · #4 09-14-2001, 08:59 PM

I've had mine since summer of Y2K...lol.
I had quite a challenge finding one. I knew I didn't want a "regular" Taylor Baby. Even the "superstores" didn't have it. I did find one at a "mom and pop" store. I'm very satisfied with mine...makes me almost want the 15-series from "you-know-who?".

#5 09-15-2001, 12:41 PM

I like the fact that I can comfortably play it in the right seat of a car!

[ 09-17-2001: Message edited by: Bob Womack ]

JW · #6 09-15-2001, 08:00 PM

Ive got a couple of shots of me playing my big baby at 60 one of my motorcycles. Nice shot but I could barly hear it. I like playing in the car also but it makes driving tough. hehe! JW