This 2018 Taran Tirga Mhor features European Spruce on top and a very new-to-us back and sides made of Swartsa Wamara, which is as gorgeous visually as it is sonically. The Tirga Mhor is Rory Dowling’s take on a 000 design. Named after a Scottish mountain, it has 12 frets to the body with Evo frets and semi-hemispherical ends. It’s fitted with a multiscale setup of 26″ on the bass and 25.5″ on the treble extremities. A Wenge neck with a perfectly soft V profile and a sound port offer an exquisite view inside the guitar, showcasing Taran Guitars’ special construction. This guitar is also stage or studio-ready with a K&K Trinity Pickup system, allowing you to recreate the magic you hear in your lap on stage or in recordings. This guitar is so much fun and so refreshing. We have become huge fans of Taran Guitars here at the shop, and we can’t wait to see even more from them.
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This tonewood is truly exquisite and incredibly unique. It carries many of the rich, earthy qualities of rosewood but with its own singular character. This instrument is exceptional and one of a kind, a true testament to fine craftsmanship. 
I wish more guitars felt and sounded this good. Taran's Tirga Mhor will fit most players perfectly as a midsized flattop, and with the multiscale setup/cutaway plus 12-fret body join the voice has a lot of range and sweetness, plus easy access to every single fret. Standard, DADGAD, and beyond all feel right at home. | Scale Length | 25.5 in - 26 in |
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| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.37 in |
| Woods | Spruce - European, Swartsa Wamara |
This 2018 Taran Tirga Mhor features European Spruce on top and a very new-to-us back and sides made of Swartsa Wamara, which is as gorgeous visually as it is sonically. The Tirga Mhor is Rory Dowling's take on a 000 design
This tonewood is truly exquisite and incredibly unique. It carries many of the rich, earthy qualities of rosewood but with its own singular character
I wish more guitars felt and sounded this good. Taran's Tirga Mhor will fit most players perfectly as a midsized flattop, and with the multiscale setup/cutaway plus 12-fret body join the voice has a lot of range and sweetness, plus easy access to every single fret 