Is the Taylor 314 good?

If you like the Taylor sound and build quality, the 314ce is your best bang for the buck. With the all solid wood, it will keep sounding better and better as the years go by.

Is the Taylor 214ce better than the 114ce?

The 214ce had more clarity between the notes with more emphasized lows and crisper clearer highs. The sound was overall brighter than on the 114ce. The 114ce had a warmer tone that was more mid-range heavy and was a more compact kind of sound.

What is the difference between Taylor 210 and 214?

The only difference between the 214ce and the 210ce is the shape/size.

Is the Taylor 314ce worth it?

The Taylor 314ce is an all-around instrument with an affordable price point given its features. Albeit pricey, the quality and build of the instrument make it an absolute steal. Sapele wood, a mahogany neck, and an African ebony fingerboard collectively make this guitar a solid, durable, and alluring instrument.

Is Taylor 314 a solid wood?

A quality acoustic guitar is all about the wood, and the Taylor 314 serves up a classic tonewood cocktail with no compromises. The top is solid Sitka spruce for robust projection and crystalline note clarity.

Where are Taylor 314ce made?

There is a lot to love about this relatively expensive acoustic guitar, though — it is made in America (for what it is worth); it has an all solid wood construction; it has premium components. Hardware aside, this guitar boasts more volume, longer sustain, and better intonation.

Is the Taylor 114ce discontinued?

The 114ce is not currently offered as a standard production model. There may be an authorized Taylor dealer with this instrument in stock. If you would like to inquire about the availability of this guitar, please contact your local Taylor dealer or call us at 1-800-943-6782 in North America.

What is the difference between Grand Auditorium and Dreadnought?

The Grand Auditorium is wider than a Martin-style dreadnought across the lower bout, nearly as deep but with a narrower waist. Good for: strumming, picking… you name it!

Where are Taylor 200 guitars made?

Apart from the many physical differences, the 200 series Taylor’s and lower (meaning the GS Mini’s and Academy Series) are built in their Tecate Factory in Mexico while the 300 series and higher are built in the El Cajon factory that’s just 40 miles north above the border.