Used Acoustic Guitars

GuitarManny asked:

I'm looking to buy a Taylor Acoustic Guitar and I've seen quite a lot of them. Some of them seem reasonably priced but some of the fancy ones can easily cost several thousand dollard. I'm not necessarily looking for the cheapest Taylor guitar, but I'd like to buy one that is considered a value. What would you recommend? Should I buy a used acoustic guitar by Taylor instead of a new one?

Otter asked:

I just bought a Taylor 114 Acoustic Guitar for eight hundred dollars. Is this a good acoustic guitar? Did I pay a fair price for it?

It seems like a really a good acoustic guitar to me, but I'm new to the Taylor line. I saw that they have more guitars in their lineup that cost considerable more. In the future I may look to upgrade my guitar, but I will probably buy a used acoustic guitar in the future to save some money.

Holly asked:

I'm getting my fiance a birthday present and was considering getting him a Baby Taylor acoustic guitar. He's a pretty big guy so I was trying to see if this sized acoustic guitar would be hard to play for him or just plain look funny. Does anybody know the measurements of a Baby Taylor guitar or have an opinion on this?

GroganK asked:

I noticed on eBay that some Martin acoustic guitars are listed as pre-war guitars. I've also seen these guitars go for higher prices that I would have thought. Why are these pre-WWII guitars more valuable and sell for so much more that the acoustic guitars made after the war?