Taylor Guitars
Top tier onlyCustom Gold Label Custom Sinker Cypress/Myrtlewood Acoustic-Electric Guitar | New
Listed at Alamo Music · San Antonio, TX
Tracked on Tonewood Atlas — view the full listing at Alamo Music’s site.
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Specs
- Top
- Sinker Cypress
- Back / Sides
- Figured Myrtlewood
- Fingerboard
- Ebony
- Body shape
- Super Auditorium
- Scale length
- 25.5"
- Nut width
- 1 3/4"
- Frets to body
- 14
- Strings
- 6
- Cutaway
- No
- Condition
- New
Taylor Guitars
Founded in 1974 and built in El Cajon, California, Taylor grew into one of the largest names in American acoustics on a reputation for precision and quiet innovation. The Atlas carries only its highest end — where that craft turns bespoke: the Presentation Series, the ultra-limited Builder's Reserve and Custom Catch runs, and one-off Custom builds. You won't find standard number-series Taylors or Builder's Edition models here.
Alamo Music
Alamo Music Center is San Antonio's hometown music store — family-owned since 1929 and the oldest, longest-running instrument dealer in Texas. Alfredo Flores Sr. opened it as Alamo Music Exchange just months before the 1929 crash, and four generations on it's still in the Flores family, with showrooms downtown and in Austin. It's a full-service shop first — lessons, rentals, repair, financing, pianos, and band and orchestra instruments — rather than a boutique-acoustic specialist, and the catalog runs broad to match. For high-end flat-top shoppers, the draw is Martin: Alamo works directly with Martin's Custom Shop on shop-exclusive runs, including the "Alamo Authentic" guitars marking its 95th anniversary, alongside a deep Taylor selection (custom "Catch" builds included) and the occasional Furch, Larrivée, or Thorell. The boutique acoustic shelf is modest, but Alamo is the natural in-person stop for serious acoustic shopping in South Texas.