Guitar

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...

The 314ce, Evolved The Taylor 314ce has been one of the most-reached-for acoustic-electrics in the lineup for years — the kind of guitar that goes ...

A Taylor Nylon-String That Actually Fits How You Play There's a certain kind of guitar player who's been eyeing nylon strings for a while — maybe y...

Where Comfort, Beauty, and Tone Come Together Some guitars just make you want to play. The Taylor Builder's Edition 914ce in Wild Honey Burst is on...

Taylor's Biggest Voice, Built to the Hilt If you've ever sat down with a guitar and thought, "I want more of everything" — more depth, more project...

A Jumbo Built From Taylor's Own History There are guitars, and then there are guitars that make you stop mid-strum and just listen. The Taylor Lega...

A Show-Stopper from the 600 Series Taylor doesn't do limited editions often, and when they do, they tend to make them count. The 614ce-LTD was intr...

Fifty Years in the Making — and Worth Every One of Them Taylor Guitars turned 50 in 2024, and when a company with that kind of legacy celebrates a ...

Half a Century of 12-String, Done Right Fifty years is a long time to perfect anything. And when Taylor decided to mark that milestone with a 12-st...

A Best-Seller Gets a Birthday Upgrade Taylor's 314ce has been one of the most popular U.S.-made acoustic-electrics on the market for decades — and ...

Twelve Strings, One Very Convincing Reason to Play More There's something about a 12-string that just fills a room differently. The shimmering octa...

A Workhorse Gets a Glow-Up The Taylor 314ce has been a go-to acoustic for gigging musicians, studio players, and dedicated home players for decades...

Full Taylor Feel, Honest Price There's a version of the Taylor experience that doesn't require selling a kidney — and the 24ce is it. This is a ful...

Koa from Top to Bottom — and It Shows There's something about Hawaiian koa that stops you mid-strum. The wood has this luminous, almost amber warmt...

A Bold Statement That Backs It Up Some guitars blend into the background. The Taylor 224ce Plus Special Edition in Trans Red is not one of them. Th...

A Real Taylor for Left-Handed Players — No Compromises Finding a quality left-handed acoustic that doesn't feel like an afterthought can be genuine...

Hawaiian Koa Meets Grand Auditorium — Taylor's Most Versatile Shape Just Got More Interesting If you've spent any time exploring Taylor's acoustic ...