What are the different Taylor Guitars?
Each Taylor series is defined by a combination of tonewoods and visual appointments, offering variety for every type of player.
- The American Dream® Series. The essence of a great acoustic guitar.
- GT Series.
- Academy Series.
- 100 Series.
- 200 Series.
- 300 Series.
- 400 Series.
- 500 Series.
Which Taylor guitar is most popular?
Taylor’s most popular design, the Grand Auditorium is a marvelous balance of compact comfort and larger than expected tone. Its huggable design makes it an ideal performance partner. And the design’s depth allows the guitar to push a tone that’s balanced across the spectrum.
Which Taylor guitar is best for finger picking?
The best Taylor I’ve played for fingerpicking was an all-mahogany BTO custom 12-fret Grand Concert model. It was basically the same guitar as the current 522 12-fret but with some fancy cocobolo binding that put the guitar out of my price range — for better or for worse.
What is the K in Taylor Guitars?
Most Taylor acoustic guitar numbers are organized by series, featuring the 100 through 900 Series, along with our Presentation (PS) and Koa (K) Series. The first digit (or letter) identifies the series. Most guitar models within each series share the same back and side woods and appointment package.
Are Taylor Guitars worth it?
If you know that you’re paying for the build quality and decades of innovation and refinement, they are certainly worth the money. If you can get a Taylor in your budget, you already know that you’re getting one of the best acoustic guitars at that price, and maybe even several times the price.
What is the loudest Taylor guitar?
What Are The Loudest Taylor Guitars?
- Taylor 458e-R 12 Grand Orchestra (12 String).
- Taylor GA-KS Grand Auditorium (1995).
- Taylor GSMC Grand Symphony.
- Taylor 714-CE Grand Auditorium.
- Taylor 110 Dreadnought (Great budget acoustic).
- Taylor Revoiced 810.
Is Taylor good guitar?
Taylor guitars have a more modern sound – usually very crisp, balanced and articulate. Over the last 10 years or so, they’ve grown so much to become one of the biggest and most popular acoustic guitar brands in the world, rivalling (or perhaps complementing) the likes of Martin and Gibson.
Whats the difference between a Taylor 214 and a 314?
Re: 214 vs 314 the 214 (114) has 1-11/16″ neck width, the 314 (and all series up) have 1-3/4″. the neck material on 100 and 200 series are sapele, and the 300 and up are mahogany.