Trade my Taylor 310ce For Your Jazz Guitar?
- Nate Fegan

- Mar 28
- 2 min read
The Winds Of Change! Recently, I had the joy of trading a USA Made Fender 'Stratocaster' for the Fender 'Telecaster' that I can now using to play jazz guitar, and as the the 'winds of change and adventure' continue to blow, I am now reaching out to find a great player who might like to have my Made In USA Taylor 310ce Acoustic Guitar in trade for an unwanted Jazz Guitar [of one variety or another]!
Purchased New In Pennsylvania!
This 2003 Taylor has been with me since I bought it new at a music shop named 'Wray Music House' in Lemoyne, PA. I had worked in their guitar department, while gigging at night, before moving on to work as a full time musician and teacher. With that said, I had already developed a great love and respect for the shop and for that entire wall of Taylor guitars that they kept and maintained in a special humidified room.
Hand Picked!
On the day of my purchase, I sat and played a great variety of Taylor guitars until I had finally found one that was voiced exactly to my liking. Then, on that day more than twenty years ago, I walked out the door with a brand new Taylor 310ce in a beautiful Taylor hard case. I felt like a million bucks - and, this guitar continues to deliver in each and every time I pick it up and play!
Fast Forward To Today!
Fast forward to today, and with the winds of change and adventure still blowin', I thought that I might seek out a Martin acoustic, made in my hometown state of Pennsylvania, change course and attempt to play a bit of bluegrass with it!
That's it - that's my story in a nutshell... So, if the winds of change and adventure are in your life as well and you'd like to trade one iconic American Made guitar for another, while gaining a cutaway in the process, feel free to let me know what you have in mind to trade!







Since brand new the fretboard has had a lighter section at the second fret. It's just the natural color of the wood.





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Thank you for checking it out - and, here's to wishing you all the best!



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