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05-02-2008, 02:04 PM
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Any other XXX-D Taylors out there?
I have a '91 812-D and I haven't ever seen another Taylor with the "D" classification. It was a custom order whereby a local dealer hand delivered the blanks to Taylor for construction. It's about an inch deeper than the 512-c I have so I have always assumed the "D" implied a deeper body.
Anyone with a similar classification or know the official meaning? 
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12-11-2008, 02:20 PM
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thoff,
Back in the day "D" stood for dreadnought. I own an 812-D. It is the only guitar I have ever played that "fits" me so well. Big sound, skinny neck, rosewood and spruce with mother of pearl inlays. Keep it. It is priceless.
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Johnson, C 1978 Takamine 12 String 1992 Taylor 812-D 1995 Baby Taylor
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08-08-2021, 10:46 PM
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812-D measurements, versus similar era 812 models
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