I got mine new from a great shop for about $270 out the door. Considering, it's a solid top with an ebony fret board, that's not a bad price at all. I think that my students have been getting solid top dreadnaughts for about $550 new at that store. All of these come with the taylor super gig bag, which is really like a tank, and has a great pocket on the outside that is really big enough for a couple of music books, a tuner, some picks, and a guitar strap.
the tone one the Baby's is really great for such a small guitar. when you first pick it up and start playing it is noticably somewhat "uke" esque, but after about a minute of playing your ear settles in and it sonds great. I would recommend if you are going to get one, get one with the solid mahogony top instead of solid spruce. the spruce top makes it even brighter and more uke sounding. also, get it set up. those suckers are a little bit tricky because they are smaller scale. My store gave me 6 mo free setup which got me through the real settling in period for the woods.
