Overview
Amongst the main features of the Taylor 150e 12-String Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar are layered Walnut back and sides, a solid Sitka Spruce top, Hard Rock Maple neck and heel, Ebony bridge and fretboard, matte-finish body, black binding and pickguard, Micarta saddle, Tusq nut; and "natural-sounding" Taylor Expression System 2 (ES2). Click HERE for the full description of features, specifications; and available options for the Taylor 150e.
The Taylor Expression System 2 (ES2)
The foundation of the ES2 is Taylor’s "patented behind-the-saddle pickup," which features three "uniquely positioned" and "individually calibrated pickup sensors" feeding a "custom-designed professional audio-grade" pre-amplifier. Three "soft-touch" center-detented knobs allow the player to adjust the overall volume, as well as boost/cut the bass and treble. The ES2 is powered by one 9V battery, conveniently located in an integrated end pin jack/battery compartment housing at the "tail end" of the guitar. Another feature worth mentioning is the Phase Switch which can help reduce "low-frequency feedback should it occur in a live situation." This switch is located on the side of the circuit board, and can be accessed through the soundhole. Click HERE to learn more about this "revolutionary pickup design."
Amongst the main features of the Taylor 150e 12-String Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar are layered Walnut back and sides, a solid Sitka Spruce top, Hard Rock Maple neck and heel, Ebony bridge and fretboard, matte-finish body, black binding and pickguard, Micarta saddle, Tusq nut; and "natural-sounding" Taylor Expression System 2 (ES2). Click HERE for the full description of features, specifications; and available options for the Taylor 150e.
The Taylor Expression System 2 (ES2)
The foundation of the ES2 is Taylor’s "patented behind-the-saddle pickup," which features three "uniquely positioned" and "individually calibrated pickup sensors" feeding a "custom-designed professional audio-grade" pre-amplifier. Three "soft-touch" center-detented knobs allow the player to adjust the overall volume, as well as boost/cut the bass and treble. The ES2 is powered by one 9V battery, conveniently located in an integrated end pin jack/battery compartment housing at the "tail end" of the guitar. Another feature worth mentioning is the Phase Switch which can help reduce "low-frequency feedback should it occur in a live situation." This switch is located on the side of the circuit board, and can be accessed through the soundhole. Click HERE to learn more about this "revolutionary pickup design."
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