Taylor 214ce-K Grand Auditorium Acoustic-Electric. Used, Good Condition
This guitar shows slight signs of wear.
The 214ce-K combines Taylor’s flagship Grand Auditorium shape with stage-ready electronics. The body is as wide and deep as a dreadnought for strong projection, but its tapered waist makes it slimmer and more comfortable to play. The torrefied solid spruce top gives excellent resonance and response, while the layered koa back and sides add a bright, shimmering top end and a well-balanced sound across all strings. The slim neck and 20-fret ebony fingerboard play fast and easily, and the deep cutaway gives free access to the upper frets. Taylor’s ES2 electronics faithfully reproduce the guitar’s natural acoustic tone when plugged in.
• Grand Auditorium body with cutaway
• Solid torrefied spruce top, C-Class bracing
• Layered koa back and sides
• Sapele neck, ebony fingerboard with dot inlays, 20 frets
• Scale length: 648 mm, nut width: 42.8 mm
• Nubone nut, Tusq saddle
• Taylor Expression System 2 electronics
• Chrome tuners, tortoise pickguard, natural finish
• Includes Taylor softcase
• Made in Mexico
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| Listed | 8 days ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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