Taylor Jacob Collier GS Mini 5-String Acoustic Guitar

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£679.00

This is a New Taylor Jacob Collier GS Mini 5-String Acoustic Guitar from Taylor, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Taylor’s ongoing partnership with acclaimed musician and producer Jacob Collier has produced one of the most unique instrument configurations on the market: the five-string acoustic featuring Jacob’s preferred DAEAD tuning, which opens up a world of musical possibilities for adventurous players. This GS Mini boasts a custom art design created in collaboration with the singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, a splash of vibrant color that visually complements the guitar’s singular voice. A solid torrefied spruce top yields a punchy response with rich projection and a touch of aged-in sweetness and depth, while the compact GS Mini body delivers exceptional playing comfort and portability. It ships with a structured gig bag for storage and easy portability.

Key Features

  • Unique 5-string configuration with DAEAD tuning
  • Compact, travel-friendly GS Mini body with an easy-playing neck
  • Solid torrefied spruce top yields warm, rich voice
  • Custom top art designed with Jacob Collier
  • Includes a sturdy, structured gig bag for storage

Specifications

Body

  • Body Shape: GS Mini
  • Back/Side Wood: Layered Sapele
  • Top Wood: Sitka Spruce
  • Body Finish: Matte

Neck

  • Neck Wood: Tropical Mahogany
  • Scale Length: 23-1/2”
  • Fingerboard Wood: Ebony
  • Fingerboard Inlays: 4mm Dot Faux Pearl
  • Nut: Nubone

Hardware

  • Bridge: Ebony
  • Bridge Pins: Black
  • Saddle: Micarta Saddle
  • Tuners: Die-cast Chrome

Miscellaneous

  • Strings: D’Addario JCSM, 5-string Set .012-.053
  • Case/Bag: Gig Bag

About the manufacturer

Taylor Guitars

Taylor Guitars is an American company founded in 1974 by Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug. Based in California, Taylor is recognised worldwide for its exceptional acoustic guitars, combining innovative craftsmanship with premium tonewoods and precise playability. From the popular GS Mini and Academy Series to the high-end Builder’s Edition models, Taylor instruments are known for their bright, balanced tone and modern design. Their guitars suit beginners, performers, and studio professionals alike, making Taylor one of the most respected and sought-after acoustic brands across the UK.

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