Detail 01
4-inch body depth
Keeps the body shallower than a standard dreadnought while remaining larger than a Baby Taylor.

Independent shopping perspective
Big Baby Taylor sits between Taylor’s compact Baby model and a full-size guitar, keeping a portable overall format while adding more body depth than the smaller version. Its 4-inch-deep, non-cutaway dreadnought body pairs a solid spruce top with layered walnut back and sides, plus an arched back. ES-B onboard electronics add undersaddle piezo pickup operation, a three-band EQ, and a digital chromatic tuner. A gig bag is included for carrying the guitar.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Keeps the body shallower than a standard dreadnought while remaining larger than a Baby Taylor.
Detail 02
Provides onboard pickup amplification with three-band EQ and digital tuning functions.
Detail 03
The onboard preamp, tuner display, and low-battery indicator operate from a 9V battery.
Detail 04
These are the listed playing dimensions for this six-string model.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It uses Taylor’s ES-B undersaddle piezo system with a 3-band EQ and digital chromatic tuner.
Yes, it ships with a gig bag.
It is larger than a Baby Taylor but still smaller than a full-size guitar.
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