A Look at How Taylor Makes Their Incredible Guitars
Video producer Caroline Aghajanian of Insider visited Taylor Guitars in El Cajon, California and in Tecate, Mexico in order to get an idea of how they make their incredible guitars, what the guitars costs, why there are two factories and what makes their guitars different from others.
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