Description

The "Taylor Windham Hill (WHCM) Commemorative Model" refers to a limited-edition acoustic guitar built by Taylor Guitars, a collaboration honoring the influential New Age label Windham Hill Records. It features premium tonewoods such as Engelmann Spruce and Mahogany, custom inlay, and is renowned for its refined craftsmanship. It is a collector's piece, with only a handful ever produced, embodying Taylor's precision and dedication to tonal quality, set apart from their standard production line. One of just 25 extremely rare instruments released by "Taylor" in the USA in 2003. The model was a standout at the international NAMM Show art exhibition of the era. Taylor Windham Hill (WHCM) – Commemorative Model. A vivid testament to the premium quality of "Taylor" in the early 2000s. Key features of the WHCM: Woods: Engelmann Spruce top, Mahogany back and sides. Fingerboard: Ebony. Detailing: Custom inlay and premium construction. Rarity: A very limited run, making it highly sought after. Background: Taylor Guitars: Known for modern innovation, precision, and high-quality acoustic guitars, founded by Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug in 1974. Windham Hill Records: A landmark label in the New Age genre, popularizing artists such as George Winston and Michael Hedges (whose guitar work is legendary). Significance: The WHCM embodies the convergence of high-tech guitar building and the serene, intricate music of the Windham Hill sound, appealing to collectors and discerning musicians alike.