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Chapman’s new factory move coincides with a bit of a rethink. We track down the ke
AS THE CEO and president of Taylor Guitars, which has been in the upper echelon of acoustic guitar-making since 1974, Andy Powers has a lot on his plate. And while the business side of things is param
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This guitar is in great cosmetic shape but needs work to make it a playable proposition