Description
Taylor have impressed us with this New Taylor 314ce Studio Grand Auditorium Electro Acoustic Guitar in Shaded Edgeburst in Guitars, it’s in stock, and ready to ship with fast, reliable delivery across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. For more details within Guitars, additional Acoustic Guitars options, full specifications, demos, images, videos, and secure online ordering, read on below.
Bridging the gap between the ever-popular Taylor 200 series and the more premium 300 series, the Taylor 314ce Studio Electro-Acoustic guitar offers guitarists a workhorse Taylor at an attractive price point.
Featuring an all-solid-wood construction body compiled of a Sapele back and sides with a Torrefied Sitka Spruce top. Along with a Mahogany neck with an Ebony fingerboard, this acoustic is resonant and dynamic and has all the beautiful natural overtones that can only be found on solid-wood acoustics. Its ES2 pickup system provides stage-ready acoustic tones and the included lightweight structured Gig Bag offers excellent support and hassle-free transportability. The perfect option for players seeking a workhorse acoustic guitar that covers all styles and is fit for stage and studio without the premium price tag!
Key Features
V-Class Bracing
Taylor’s revolutionary V-shaped bracing pattern allows the soundboard of the guitar to resonate and flex naturally without any of the resistance found in more traditional bracing patterns. The guitar becomes louder and fuller with increased sustain and the notes along the fingerboard intonate better and generally sound more in tune with each other. The carefully thought-out design strikes the perfect balance of enough stiffness to remain stable and the perfect amount of flex for a powerful and harmonically rich sound.
ES2
Designed with the purpose of capturing as much of the expressive and dynamic properties of an acoustic guitar as possible the Taylor ES2 system is regarded as one of the best acoustic pickup systems on the market. Reimagining the typical Piezo transducers typically found on an acoustic pickup and positioning them behind the saddle rather than underneath led to a guitar pickup that not only sounds fuller and more dynamic but also more natural and musical.
