Taylor GS Mini-e Limited Edition Figured Koa Electro Acoustic Guitar

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The Taylor GS Mini-e Limited Edition Figured Koa combines the exceptional comfort and portability of Taylor’s bestselling compact body shape with beautifully figured Hawaiian koa and a warm, responsive torrefied spruce top. Despite its reduced dimensions, the GS Mini produces a surprisingly bold and confident acoustic voice. The solid torrefied Sitka spruce soundboard delivers clear projection, focused mids and a more mature tonal character, while the layered figured koa back and sides give each guitar an attractive and individual appearance. A short 23½-inch scale length, slim Taylor neck and compact body make this model comfortable for players of all experience levels. Taylor ES-B electronics, a built-in digital tuner and the included structured gig bag make it equally practical for home practice, songwriting, travel, recording and small live performances. At a Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Taylor | Model | GS Mini-e LTD Figured Koa | Series | GS Mini | Guitar Type | Compact electro-acoustic guitar | Body Shape | GS Mini | Top | Solid torrefied Sitka spruce | Back and Sides | Layered figured Hawaiian koa | Bracing | X-bracing | Neck | Neo-Tropical mahogany | Fretboard | West African Crelicam ebony | Scale Length | 23½ inches | Nut Width | 1¹¹⁄₁₆ inches | Electronics | Taylor ES-B | Built-In Tuner | Yes | Finish | Natural matte | Main Appeal | Full Taylor character in a compact, travel-friendly design | Best For | Practice, travel, songwriting, recording and small performances | Skill Level | Beginner to advanced | Condition | Brand new | Why Choose the Taylor GS Mini-e Limited Edition Figured Koa? Compact Size with a Surprisingly Bold Voice The GS Mini was designed to provide a genuine acoustic-guitar experience in a smaller and more manageable format. Its reduced body feels comfortable when played seated or standing, yet it produces considerably more volume, bass and projection than its dimensions might suggest. The result is a gui