Arrives later todayâpressie from my wife. 
As a 65 year old leftie I started learning just over 2 months ago by buying an electric and a cheapish acoustic thinking I would be a rock god on my electric guitar but it transpires that realistic expectations and musical taste are taking me down the acoustic route.
Living absolutely nowhere neare a decent outlet I have had to watch many many youtube videos (and Justins community of course) to base my opinion on and buy online. Here`s hoping.
I got myself the same guitar (the non E version though) in early September last year when I decided to have another go at learning and Iâm really happy with my choice. The main reason for me choosing the non E version was I knew even that would just be another distraction to me. I know how my mind works, people will say you donât have to use it etc, do what is right for you.
Even though I listen to a lot of high-gain rock and metal, and my Taylor sits right next to my electric guitar, Itâs my Taylor that I reach for most of the time. I know exactly what you mean about realistic expectations and thatâs been why Iâve quit in the past. Have fun with your new guitar
hi-didn`t intentionally want the electrics but it was all that was available for a leftie at the price (ÂŁ600)
Looks like a beauty @tommion , looking forward to seeing âyourâ one when it lands with you. Are yo constantly listening out for the delivery van? 
Happy NGD when the doorbell rings!
HAHA no im grown up but he is on number 23 and im number 83
Congratulations on the new guitar. Iâve played many nice Taylors.
My 17 year old self would be disappointed that Iâve taken the acoustic route. I just love the sound of an acoustic guitar. Plus you can take and play it anywhere.
The Grand Concert or Auditorium size guitars are nice. Easier to play than a bigger Dreadnaught size.
I am GASsing for a vintage Fender Japan F-25âŚjust because.
its arrivedâlooks great and sounds great but as a novice it feels less forgiving than my cheaper one. Maybe because the strings are slightly closer together.
Wish you joy with your new guitar, tommion
Glad itâs hit the mark in looks and tone! Itâll always take a little bedding in for a new guitar for you on terms of feel so give it a little time. Once youâve got the understanding you can always take it to a shop with a decent tech for some setup work.
Enjoy!
Nice present Iâd say! 
have fun!
I guess itâs arrived now so happy NGD day. Enjoy those sweet sounds.
Actually and unbelievably I have returned it. Must be the only person to return a Taylor. Great sounding and lovely guitar but I just couldn`t get on with it. My cheap Eastcoast ( the one that Justin used in his video) is easier for me.
Must be something to do with string spacing and my chubby fingers. Going to wait until I am a better player before trying an upgrade again.
Ahhh, thatâs a little rubbish then but no point in spending that kind of money and not liking it. Youâll have to get yourself out to some stores and give them a try.
Thatâs a shame @tommion but yes itâs got to feel right. Have you got a guitar store in proximity to you? Nothing beats going to a store and trying a few out and getting one that feels right. Every store will be super helpful (ime) and wonât push you to something just to make a sale, theyâre musicians too so understand.
Youâll find one thatâs right, and now you get to go shopping again!!
No -there is no store anywhere near me hence online shopping. Joys of living the other end of the country 
The nearest has 1 lefty guitar in stock
