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Taylor NS64-CE Electro Acoustic Guitar
In the Grand Auditorium, the inspired blend of Big Leaf maple and Engelmann spruce sounds even bigger and bolder, with increased bass response and sustain.
Price:£2,899.99
Product Code: NS64CE
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Taylor 814-CE Electro Acoustic Guitar
Perennially one of our most popular models, the exquisite 814ce brings together the unmistakeable tone of rosewood, classic Taylor styling, and the versatility of a Grand Auditorium body, plus adds a cutaway and Expression System™ electronics to complete the perfect picking package.
Price:£2,999.99
Product Code: 814CE
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Taylor 815-CE Electro Acoustic Guitar
With a cutaway blazing a path to the upper registers and the Expression System™ opening all the tonal gates, the 815ce’s potential for music-making is almost limitless.
Price:£2,999.99
Product Code: 815CE
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Taylor 854-CE Electro Acoustic Guitar
This new Grand Auditorium acoustic-electric 12-string is the best of several worlds — a rosewood/spruce music factory given the refined, balanced tone and comfortable shape of our popular fingerstyle body style, and powered by the Expression System™.
Price:£3,099.99
Product Code: 854CE
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Taylor 910-CE Electro Acoustic Guitar
A Venetian cutaway and the Expression System™'s seamless aesthetic integration enhance this guitar’s grace and good looks, offering the ultimate rosewood experience for the acoustic/electric performer.
Price:£3,599.99
Product Code: 910CE
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Taylor 914-CE Electro Acoustic Guitar
The sleek lines of its Grand Auditorium body are accentuated by a softly-rounded Venetian cutaway, complementing the 914ce’s shimmering appointments.
Price:£3,999.99
Product Code: 914CE
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Taylor guitars are made with a patented bolt-on neck; the NT neck (new technology). It differs from other necks, whether bolt-on or glued, by supporting the fretboard all the way to the 19th fret with a continuous piece of wood. The standard practice is to support the fretboard up to the fourteenth fret with the unsupported portion being glued to the constantly moving soundboard. The NT neck fits into a pocket on the top of the guitar body with the desired angle being achieved by small, accurately milled neck spacers (shims). After time, some guitars require the neck angle to be realigned (referred to as a neck reset). This process is greatly simplified by allowing the replacement of different sized neck spacers to return the neck to the required angle.
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