This is an all solid wood (Sprice/Sapale) dreadnaught from Taylor's Acoustic Series.

This series was produced between 2006-2012 as a "pure acoustic, guitar with elegant simplicity" as distinguished from the 310 CE models. Details include ivoroid binding, abalone rosette and position-dots.

I took this one in trade, and it is now time to move it on.

Plays and sounds great.

The only blem is a very small indent which did not penetrate the finish (see pic).

This particular guitar was made in October, 2010.

Ships in a generic hard shell case.

Here is what AI has to say about the DN3:

The Taylor DN3 is a highly regarded, all-solid-wood American-made acoustic guitar

from Taylor's 300 Series. Known as a "sleeper" model that offers incredible value, it

features a traditional Dreadnought body shape with a Sitka Spruce gloss top, Sapele

back and sides, and an ebony fretboard. It typically excels at flatpicking and

strumming.

Key Specs & Features

Body Shape: Dreadnought (DN)—provides powerful projection, booming bass, and

plenty of volume for cutting through in a band mix.

Top: Solid Sitka Spruce

Back & Sides: Solid Sapele

Neck & Fretboard: Tropical Mahogany neck with a bound Ebony fingerboard (1 3/4"

nut width).

Bracing: Forward-shifted pattern that delivers a warmer, deeper bass

response.

Why Players Love It

Unlike the modern 310 series, the DN3 does not include a pickguard, giving it a very

clean, traditional, and sleek look. It is known for its incredible headroom, articulation,

and the "cannon-like" volume it produces without muddying up the

midrange.

Current Market Value

The DN3 is a discontinued model (typically produced between 2006 and 2012) but

remains a favorite on the secondary market. Used models generally sell between $900

and $1,150, depending on condition and whether or not an aftermarket pickup was

installed. You can check current secondary market availability using Reverb.