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The consequence development team at Taylor isn't the only group excited about the new scale model. Taylor-strumming dealers, from metal players to troubadour-songwriters, are lining up to play and share the experience with their customers. Matt Clancy, from Craig's Music in Weatherford, Texas sampled the 8-string during a decline Taylor Road Show event. As a heavy metal musician, he was blown away with the "bigness of the force." In fact, he says his favorite thing about the guitar is the tonal fullness he gets from a only strum. "When you're playing regular chords on the 8-string, there's so much more body, uniquely with octave
strings," he elaborates. "It opens up the way minor chords impression, and they sound huge on it. It's a great guitar for guys who do metal and some acoustic lurch, as it's perfect for power chords, and for some jazz too, especially if they like playing in low B. It's a guitar that's filled with big, tonal goodness. It adds a bottomless pit that you can't get from any other guitar on the market
Source: Road Crew Magazine (blog)