Detail 01
Solid Hawaiian koa top; layered Hawaiian koa back and sides
The guitar combines a solid koa top with layered koa construction for its back and sides.

Independent shopping perspective
Taylor’s 260ce-K DLX Doce Doble is a right-handed, unison-strung 12-string acoustic-electric dreadnought. Its solid Hawaiian koa top joins layered Hawaiian koa back and sides, with a Venetian cutaway for access farther up the 20-fret neck. Taylor ES2 electronics provide onboard volume, treble, and bass controls when the guitar is plugged in. The 25.5-inch scale, 1.875-inch nut, neo-tropical mahogany neck, and genuine West African ebony fingerboard make its 12-string layout a clearly defined part of the instrument’s playing format. A Taylor deluxe hardshell case is included.


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Detail 01
The guitar combines a solid koa top with layered koa construction for its back and sides.
Detail 02
The onboard electronics have volume, treble, and bass controls.
Detail 03
These are the supplied neck dimensions for the 12-string layout.
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Yes. It uses Taylor Expression System 2 electronics with volume, treble, and bass controls.
No. The Doce Doble uses an all-unison 12-string format.
Yes. A Taylor deluxe hardshell case is included.
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