[img]null[/img]The Taylor mini GS is $100 more than the Luna and I had the opportunity to try one out last month, and I was smitten. This little guitar plays wonderfully and sounds even better. My ears could not believe the depth and warm sound this smaller guitar put out. My hats off to Taylor.

If your thinking about buying a Luna guitar go ahead. I was looking for a used banger at Guitar Center while on holidays in August to supplement an nice Yamaha I set up for Nashville tuning, and I came across a beautiful what I thought was a spalt maple top Luna cut-away acoustic guitar. It looked great and to my surprise played and sounded almost as good as it appeared. It was under $200, and also came equipped with a fairly good piezo pick-up system. The only fault was the battery pack came loose after playing it for a few days. The top is really spruce and engraved to look like spalt maple, but of course engraving and pretty graphics are what Luna guitars are all about. I was telling my wife that when I started to play guitar 40+ years ago inexpensive were for the most past garbage today with modern manufacturing techniques it is really possible to buy a well-built, decent sounding instrument without breaking the bank. My hat goes off to Luna guitars. http://www.lunaguitars.c...sticproduct/gypspalt.php