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A Dreadnought Built the Way Trey Plays It There's something refreshing about a guitar designed by someone who actually uses it on stage every night...

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...

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 ...

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...

Big Dreadnought Sound with a Solid Top — Built to Play Anywhere There's a reason the Taylor 210ce keeps showing up on stage, in living rooms, and i...

A Round-Shoulder Classic at an Everyday Price If you've ever played a slope-shoulder dreadnought and thought "this is the one," the Taylor 117e is ...

A Real Taylor That Goes Anywhere There's a reason so many players make the Taylor 110ce their first serious acoustic-electric. It sits in that swee...