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Overview
114ce
Features
Specifications
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Orientation Right Handed
Questions & Answers
Preguntas frecuentes
35 questions
Are the D'Addario XS light (012"-053") strings on the 114ce phosphor bronze or 80/20?
phosphor bronze
Does the 114CE have jumbo frets?
The 114ce uses our standard fretwire, which would be considered a Medium Jumbo wire.
What is the string width at the bridge?
2-3/16"
What’s the overall length?
41"
taylor guitar114cc, when lowering the playing height, increasing truss rod tension, what is the maximum torque before having to service the neck?
The truss rods purpose is to simply keep the neck straight under string tension. It is not intended to adjust the action. You never won't to over straighten the truss rod, and should never have to torque it down. <a href="https://taylorguitars.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360058148332-Truss-Rod-Adjustments" target="_blank">https://taylorguitars.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360058148332-Truss-Rod-Adjustments</a>
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best strings?
We use D'Addario XS lights (012"-053")
What is the nut width?
1 11/16"
How much does the 114ce weigh?
4.5 to 4.9 lbs.
Is the 114ce available in left handed orientation?
Yes, this would be available as a special order through any of our retailers.
Is the back of the guitar arched or flat?
Arched.
what is the radius of the fretboard?
15"
what's the scale length?
25.5"
What are the best strings for this guitar?
D'Addario XS lights (012"-053")
What material is used for the nut?
Nubone
is this Taylor made in the U.S.?
This model is made in our Tecate, Mexico factory.
Is it fully solid?
No. Solid top, layered wood back and sides.
What’s a good set of strings for this guitar? The ones I have on it now make it super tinny and overly bright.
D'Addario XS lights (012"-053")
WHERE IS THE 112CE N MANUFACTURED ?
This model is made in our Tecate, Mexico factory.
What are the differences between Ebony and Eucalyptus fretboards?
Eucalyptus is a little softer and can vary with lighter shades of color.
What is the string height above 12th fret for Taylor 114ce?
5-6/64 at the low E, 12th fret. and, 3-4/64" at the high E, 12th fret.
Where is this guitar made?
This model is made in our Tecate, Mexico factory.
Recommended hard cases for the 114ce?
You would want the Deluxe Hardshell Case for Grand Auditorium.
what material is the saddle on a 114CE?
Micarta
What are the exact measurements of this guitar?
Overall length, 41". Body length, 20". Body width 16". Body depth 4-/58". Scale length 25.5". Nut width 1-11/16"
Does this guitar come with a red pick guard option?
This guitar is only available with a black pickguard, but if you are in the US or Canada a tortoise pickguard can be ordered directly from the factory. Please give us a call at 1-800-943-6782 (ask for parts) M-F 8 am to 4:30 pm.
Can I put D’Addario custom light gauge strings on this guitar?
Yes. However, it will likely need the setup adjusted.
What strings come with it from the factory?
D'Addario XS lights (012"-053")
Why is there no Taylor logo on the tuning machines?
This model comes with our die-cast tuners. Taylor branded tuners come standard on models 200 series plus and higher. <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/214ce-plus" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/214ce-plus</a>
Is the tonewood solid or laminate?
The back and sides are layered. The top is solid.
Hi I want yo buy this guitar but I fell in love with a mahogany finish on an another guitar. Do you have this in a red/brown tone?
Not for this one, no. There are more color options within the 200 series to choose from, though <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/browse?field_series_target_id=821&field_shape_target_id=8&f%5B0%5D=series%3A821" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/browse?field_series_target_id=821&field_shape_target_id=8&f%5B0%5D=series%3A821</a>
Or if you prefer Mahogany in combination with the GA body shape we have the AD24ce available <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/ad24ce" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/ad24ce</a>
Or if you prefer Mahogany in combination with the GA body shape we have the AD24ce available <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/ad24ce" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/ad24ce</a>
Does the 114 ce have the same neck width and profile as the 214ce Plus?
Yes.
What is the difference between the 114e and 114ce?
The 114ce has a cutaway. The 114e does not. <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/model-numbers" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/model-numbers</a>
whats the difference between a 114ce and a 112ce?
The 114ce has a Grand Auditorium body which is larger then the Grand Concert body of the 112ce. The 112ce also has a shorter 24-7/8" scale length, where the 114ce is 25.5"
Where is it made?
This model is made in our Tecate, Mexico factory.
Is the 114 CE steel string or nylon string?
114ce is a steel string model. 114ce-N is Nylon.
Reviews
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 12 ratings
Great sound perfect setup
No frills on this guitar just a great sound and a perfect setup for me. This is my fifth Taylor guitar.
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My favorite thing I own
My mother purchased this guitar for me before she passed in 2010, so I’ve had it for around 16 years. Because of that, alongside the quality and sound, it will be my main guitar until I die. It’s the guitar I’d recommend any serious guitar player.
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It's a beautiful guitar, very handy, and easy to play. Working perfect for me.
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The new love of my life.
This guitar has brightened up my world. I’ve had her for 4 months now and my playing has improved 10 fold. She always gets a lot of admiration at the open mic nights too.
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My favorite guitar to pick up and play.
I love this guitar. It's the sound, if you are strumming, flat-picking, finger-picking, it does everything so well. Of all my guitars this is the one I play about 99 percent of the time. It's my work horse (and I also have a J-45). It's fantastic with vocals, capos well, has a nice smooth satin neck(my favorite to play), and came with a good setup. I've got the layered sapele back and sides and I like the looks more than the walnut, but that's me. It has the slightly narrower nut width standard but I like and play both, and it's maybe slightly easier for me to wrap my thumb I think. The build is a perfection of engineering. But, another reviewer mentioned the thin coating, and same here, I have a spot worn bare below the pick guard. But I play this one all the time cause I love the sound. I love having a guitar that's built solid, sounds awesome, cost so little, and has character (I may touch that spot up yet, maybe).
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Song writing game changer exceeding expectations
I bought the 114ce just over a year ago. I’m an intermediate guitar player into Rock music. I have been a lyricist and singer for decades but decided I didn’t want to rely on guitarists anymore so picked up guitar 10yrs ago and never looked back.
This 114ce for me has been a complete game changer in writing a song. When one uses a great sounding guitar, songs and lyrics just simply flow.
When I use the guitars natural sound, the tone is clear, well balanced and full. Those nice bass notes with the trings and rings.
I also experiment, I plug into my amp using effects pedals It surprisingly handles effects pedals very well using a feed back plug.
Using it for my songs, it’s the rhythm behind the Drums, Bass, synth and electric guitar. The 114ce is as I said a complete game changer in the sound. It compliments my sound so much, it’s to the degree where I need a better electric guitar now.
If there’s one thing I’d change on the 114ce, it would be the plastic bridge pins. I purchased myself some wood ebony bridge pins and sanded them down for a nice snug fit.
(((Importantly))) I need to mention. The customer support on Taylor Guitars is (((Outstanding))). My 114ce guitar developed a slight problem which was quickly, efficiently dealt with Taylor Guitars head office in Europe.The Netherlands Amsterdam. I’m extremely impressed and grateful for your support. Thank you Susana Raya, the Technicians and Taylor guys at Amsterdam head office very much.
I am in the process of saving for an upgraded Guitar. I am absolutely certain (unequivocally with no doubt) I will get purchasing a Taylor Guitar.
For this time being. I couldn’t be happier with my 114ce Taylor Guitar.
Thank you
Ian
This 114ce for me has been a complete game changer in writing a song. When one uses a great sounding guitar, songs and lyrics just simply flow.
When I use the guitars natural sound, the tone is clear, well balanced and full. Those nice bass notes with the trings and rings.
I also experiment, I plug into my amp using effects pedals It surprisingly handles effects pedals very well using a feed back plug.
Using it for my songs, it’s the rhythm behind the Drums, Bass, synth and electric guitar. The 114ce is as I said a complete game changer in the sound. It compliments my sound so much, it’s to the degree where I need a better electric guitar now.
If there’s one thing I’d change on the 114ce, it would be the plastic bridge pins. I purchased myself some wood ebony bridge pins and sanded them down for a nice snug fit.
(((Importantly))) I need to mention. The customer support on Taylor Guitars is (((Outstanding))). My 114ce guitar developed a slight problem which was quickly, efficiently dealt with Taylor Guitars head office in Europe.The Netherlands Amsterdam. I’m extremely impressed and grateful for your support. Thank you Susana Raya, the Technicians and Taylor guys at Amsterdam head office very much.
I am in the process of saving for an upgraded Guitar. I am absolutely certain (unequivocally with no doubt) I will get purchasing a Taylor Guitar.
For this time being. I couldn’t be happier with my 114ce Taylor Guitar.
Thank you
Ian
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I play this 114ce now 5 years, most fingerstyle. Excellent quality for the price. Good bass, responsive mid and high tones. My only remark is the very thin coating. At some places, where my arm rests on the body, there is just left blank wood.
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A definite winner!
I've been playing guitar for over 60 years. Guitars come and go, but my 114ce is here to stay! I've owned it for 9 months. As Taylor is famous for the build quality, is immaculate as any of their higher priced models. I run .010 - .047 strings with the 12th. fret low E string a mere 1/16" (2/32") clearance over the fret. No matter how hard I play, I can honestly say I've yet to hear a buzz. That's my idea of perfection. Oddly enough, my laminated sides and back appear to be natural walnut rather than Sapele. It's all good, and a very distinctive contrast with the spruce top.
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114ce sapele
Just brought my 114ce home today. This is my first Tayor guitar. The tone sounds pretty high quality for the price I paid for it. Got it for $699 on the Christmas sale at my local guitar shop. I was gonna get a 214ce, but to me the 114 sounds a bit cleaner, especially while finger picking. The tuners to adjust the strings turn super smooth. Comes with a really nice padded soft case with a giant storage pocket. I've been playing for over 11 years and this is the best sounding guitar I've ever played. Completely blows my yamaha out of the water. This is probably the best guitar under $1000. Very happy camper.
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In love with
Amazing sound, massive sound volume, great bass, full in every tone. Fantastic quality, best choice especially for such a price!
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114CE
Very good and nice guitar , the sound is very bright and smooth
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- I'm fairly new but have some experience
Best Guitar!
Just bought this guitar in RJ guitar Center Philippines. It sounds superb! I love the low end and the punchyness of this guitar.
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- I'm a professional musician
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- Mostly electric player
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- Mostly acoustic player
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- I play both acoustic and electric