Acoustic Guitar

A Martin That's Built to Be Played There's something honest about the Martin D-X2E. It doesn't pretend to be something it's not — it's a hardworkin...

The Guitar That Defined Taylor's Golden Era — Back in Your Hands There's a version of the Taylor 914ce that serious players have been quietly missi...

All the Beauty of Hawaiian Koa, Ready to Play and Plug In Hawaiian koa is one of those tonewoods that stops people in their tracks — the shimmering...

A Small Guitar with a Bigger Mission Some guitars are just instruments. This one carries a little extra weight — in the best possible way. The Tayl...

Nylon-String Tone, Head-Turning Koa — Limited for a Reason If you've ever wanted the warmth and easy feel of nylon strings with a guitar that actua...

A Limited-Edition Grand Concert That Earns Its Looks Some guitars catch your eye before they make a sound. The Taylor Academy 12e LTD is one of the...

Koa Looks, Torrefied Tone — and a Feel That Just Invites Playing There's a particular kind of guitar that makes you want to pick it up every time y...

All-Solid Mahogany, Taylor Playability, Studio Price There's a certain kind of guitar player who isn't chasing sparkle or projection above everythi...

A Fan Favorite Gets a Rare Makeover The Taylor 214ce has earned its place as one of the most-played acoustic-electrics out there — comfortable neck...

A Head-Turner That Actually Delivers Most guitars make you choose between looking interesting and sounding great. The Taylor GS Mini-e Special Edit...

Big Sound, Small Package — with a Sunburst to Turn Heads The Taylor GS Mini has earned its reputation as one of the most popular acoustic guitars i...

A Mini Guitar with a Whole Lot of Personality Some guitars just stop you in your tracks before you even play a note. The Taylor GS Mini-e Special E...

Big Koa Sound in a Go-Anywhere Package There's a certain magic to picking up a guitar that fits everywhere — on the couch, in the back seat, at the...

Big Taylor Sound in a Guitar You Can Actually Take Anywhere There's a certain kind of guitar player who ends up with a GS Mini Sapele — someone who...

Big Sound. Small Package. Ready for Wherever. There's a certain magic to the Taylor GS Mini Mahogany that's hard to explain until you actually pick...

Taylor Goes Square-Shoulder — and It Was Worth the Wait If you've spent any time browsing Taylor's USA-made acoustic lineup over the past few decad...

A Taylor That Goes Wherever You Do There's a particular sweet spot between "small enough to grab and go" and "big enough to actually sound like a r...

Nearly Full-Size Sound in a Body That's Easy to Love There's a certain kind of guitar that just makes you want to play every single day — one that ...

A Real Taylor Guitar That Doesn't Ask You to Wait There's a version of learning guitar where the instrument fights you — stiff action, a neck that ...

Cedar, Rosewood, and a Whole New Neck System Some tonewood pairings just make sense — and the Western Red cedar top with Indian rosewood back and s...

A Classic Taylor Shape with a Different Kind of Tone The Taylor Grand Auditorium has been one of the most versatile acoustic-electric body shapes o...

Old-School Soul, Modern Precision Some guitars just feel like they've been played for decades the first time you pick them up. The Taylor Gold Labe...

Taylor's Most Player-Focused Guitar Just Got Better There's a reason the Taylor 514ce has been a go-to for working players for years — Grand Audito...

Cedar Up Top, Mahogany Everywhere Else — and a Grand Auditorium That Does It All There's a reason the cedar-and-mahogany 514ce has been one of Tayl...