A New Sound Takes Shape
Take a sneak peek at the next acoustic innovation from Taylor.
Acoustic Guitars Built to Inspire
V-Class and Builder’s Edition guitars headline the next generation of Taylor sound
Builder’s Edition K14ce
Voted BEST Premium Acoustic Guitar of the Year by Guitar.com, this koa Grand Auditorium features a torrefied spruce top and a set of player-friendly touches like a new beveled cutaway and an armrest for an unmatched blend of sound and feel.
814ce DLX
This luxuriously appointed Grand Auditorium has received the V-Class upgrade, supplying a burst of power and sustain to bring even more overtonal bloom out of the rosewood/spruce tonewood combo. It’s an expressive instrument ready for any musical situation.
Builder’s Edition 614ce (WHB)
Our newest Builder’s Edition release features maple back and sides and a torrefied Sitka spruce top with a stunning Wild Honey Burst finish, along with a beveled armrest, silent satin finish, and double-carved cutaway for easy high-register access.
324ce
This newly refined Grand Auditorium boasts a solid top of tropical mahogany and blackwood back and sides, along with V-Class bracing that accentuates this model’s low range warmth and tonal balance.
Find Your Next Guitar
Browse, compare and explore the Taylor acoustic line
Discover the Ebony Project
Take an immersive journey that explores Taylor’s ebony sourcing and replanting work in Cameroon
Taylor Artists
From chart-topping stars to local favorites and emerging talents, the Taylor artist family spans genres, styles, and sounds.
George Strait
Elise Trouw
Sam Beam
Jewel
Shawn Mendes
About Taylor Guitars
Taylor Guitars was founded in 1974 by Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug, and has grown into the leading global builder of premium acoustic guitars. Renowned for blending modern, innovative manufacturing techniques with a master craftsman's attention to detail, Taylor acoustic guitars are widely considered among the best-sounding and easiest to play in the world. The company is a pioneer in the use of computer mills, lasers and other high-tech tools and proprietary machinery, and today, Bob Taylor is widely recognized throughout the musical instrument industry as the visionary acoustic guitar manufacturer.
Our site has a wealth of information about what goes into making a Taylor guitar and how to make this very important decision. We have guides for how to find the right fit for you. Learn about the subtle differences in shapes and styles. Delve into different types of woods and construction, which are vital to the flavor and tone of an acoustic. Explore the Taylor line by series to find the look and style you want for your instrument.
Every guitar player needs a great acoustic guitar – or several – in their collection. Finding the right acoustic guitar for you can be a daunting process even for the most seasoned player. If you are new to shopping for guitars, then it is even more critical that you learn all you can before you make your first purchase. If your first acoustic guitar is not the appropriate choice for you, then it can dramatically reduce the enjoyment you will get out of your instrument. If you are a new guitar player, the wrong guitar can be downright discouraging. You want a guitar that fits you, is effortless to play, and has the rich, beautiful tone you love to make it the instrument you dream of playing hour after hour.
A free, guided tour of the Taylor factory is given every Monday through Friday at 1 p.m. (excluding holidays). Groups of 10 or more guests are required to make a reservation to guarantee space on the tour. Please contact us to schedule a tour for your group.
The Taylor Guitars factory tour takes guests through the steps of acoustic guitar construction. From wood selection to final assembly, guests will experience each process as a guitar evolves from raw wood into a finished instrument. You will also have an opportunity to visit the TaylorWare store. Here you will find everything for the Taylor fan, from apparel to gift items to replacement guitar parts. The tour lasts approximately one hour and 15 minutes and departs from the main building at 1980 Gillespie Way in El Cajon, California.