Taylor Academy 12e Electro Acoustic Guitar, Grand Concert

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The Taylor Academy 12e is a compact Grand Concert electro-acoustic guitar created to make playing feel comfortable, rewarding and inspiring from the first chord. Its solid torrefied spruce top produces a clear, projected acoustic voice with added warmth, while the layered walnut back and sides contribute focused midrange character and excellent everyday durability. A shorter 24-7/8" scale length, slender Taylor neck, narrow 1-11/16" nut and built-in armrest create an exceptionally approachable playing experience. Taylor ES-B electronics, a three-band EQ and an integrated digital tuner make the Academy 12e equally practical for home practice, lessons, recording and live performance. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Taylor | Model | Academy 12e | Series | Academy Series | Instrument Type | Steel-string electro-acoustic guitar | Body Shape | Grand Concert | Cutaway | Non-cutaway | Colour | Natural | Top | Solid torrefied spruce | Back and Sides | Layered walnut | Bracing | X-bracing | Scale Length | 24-7/8" | Nut Width | 1-11/16" | Electronics | Taylor ES-B with built-in digital tuner | Finish | Matte | Condition | Brand New | Main Appeal | Accessible Taylor playability with a clear, balanced acoustic voice | Best For | Learning, fingerstyle, light strumming, songwriting, recording and live performance | Skill Level | Beginner, intermediate and advanced | Comfortable Taylor Playability At An Accessible Price The Taylor Academy 12e was designed to remove many of the physical barriers that can make learning and playing an acoustic guitar uncomfortable. Its compact Grand Concert body sits naturally against the player, while the carved armrest softens the edge beneath the picking arm. The shorter scale length reduces string tension slightly, and the slender neck profile helps make chords, scales and melodic passages easier to play. These comfort-focused features make the Academy 12e an excellent first serious acoustic guitar, but its respons