The Taylor Custom Shop 810 LTD is a premium dreadnought acoustic guitar that showcases the exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail of Taylor's Custom Shop. Built with a solid Sitka spruce top and stunning solid cocobolo back and sides, it delivers a bold, articulate voice with powerful projection, deep, piano-like bass, shimmering highs, and rich harmonic overtones. Its balanced response and effortless playability make it equally at home on stage, in the studio, or in the hands of a discerning collector.

This guitar features a tropical mahogany neck with an ebony fingerboard and bridge, a comfortable 1 3/4" nut width, and Taylor's "New Dread" body design. Elegant appointments include a single-ring abalone rosette, Progressive Diamonds mother-of-pearl fingerboard inlays, gold Grover tuning machines, ebony bridge pins with abalone dots, a gloss finish on the body, and a satin-finished neck. The guitar will ship with its original brown Taylor hardshell case.

Considering its age, this instrument has been exceptionally well cared for and remains in excellent overall condition. It shows the honest cosmetic wear expected of a well-loved vintage instrument, adding character without compromising its structural integrity. The body is free of cracks or repairs.

There is visible wear on the fretboard in the first-position playing area, along with light fret indentations in the same region from years of regular use. This is typical player wear and does not affect the guitar's action, intonation, or overall playability. It plays cleanly across the entire neck and is ready for many more years of performance.

This is a rare opportunity to own a Custom Shop Taylor that combines premium tonewoods, timeless aesthetics, and exceptional craftsmanship. Whether you're searching for a professional performance instrument or a collectible Taylor built with one of the world's most sought-after tonewood combinations, the 810 LTD is an outstanding choice.

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