Taylor
USA, est. 1970s · 201 products across 2 categories
About Taylor
Taylor Guitars, founded in the 1970s, has rapidly ascended to become a dominant force in the acoustic guitar market. Known for their innovative manufacturing techniques, consistently high quality, and distinctive aesthetic, Taylor redefined the modern acoustic guitar and built a reputation for playability and tonal clarity. Their commitment to sustainable wood sourcing and forward-thinking design has solidified their position as a leading brand.
- • Exceptional build quality and consistency
- • Superior playability and comfortable neck profiles
- • Innovative bracing systems for enhanced tone
- • Excellent reputation for customer service
- • Wide range of models for diverse player needs
- • Can be premium-priced compared to competitors
- • Some find the aesthetic overly modern/lacking vintage character
- • Can lack the 'seasoning' of older, traditional builds
- • Limited range of vintage-inspired designs
- • Higher-end models can be susceptible to finish checking
Taylor Products
Taylor 214ce-K DLX
Other Acoustic Guitars
Taylor Trumpets Tornado Bb-Trumpet
Bb Trumpets
Taylor 312ce LH
Lefthanded Acoustic Guitars
Taylor BT-KOA Baby Taylor
Folk Acoustic Guitars
Taylor GS Mini Sapele Lefthand
Lefthanded Acoustic Guitars
Taylor 324Ce LH V-Class Edgeburst
Lefthanded Acoustic Guitars
Taylor 362CE 12 Fret 12 string
12-String Acoustic Guitars
Taylor Builders Edition 912ce Sinker
Other Acoustic Guitars
Frequently Asked Questions About Taylor
Taylor guitars are primarily manufactured in El Cajon, California, with some component sourcing and finishing occurring in their Tecate, Mexico factory. This dual-location approach allows for scalability and efficient production.
The NT Neck System is Taylor's patented design that mechanically attaches the neck to the body, allowing for precise adjustment and greater stability, reducing the need for traditional neck resets.
While Taylor guitars are known for their comfortable playability, the slightly wider neck profiles on some models might require a bit more finger strength than some other brands. However, the consistently low action across many models makes them generally accessible to players of varying skill levels.
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