212ce (UPC: 00887766126447)
UPC: #00887766126447
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Overview
212ce
Features
Specifications
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Orientation Right Handed
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Questions & Answers
Preguntas frecuentes
9 questions
What is the neck radius?
15"
what hard shell case fits a 212ce-N?
The Grand Concert hard shell case. <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/taylorware/hard-cases/taylor-grand-concert-deluxe-brown-hardshell-case" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/taylorware/hard-cases/taylor-grand-concert-deluxe-brown-hardshell-case</a>
What country is this guitar made?
This model is made in our Tecate, Mexico factory.
Does it have xbracing or C?
X Bracing
Tuner?
No built in tuner on this model, we recommend the Beacon clip on tuner. <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/taylorware/tuners/beacon" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/taylorware/tuners/beacon</a>
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In regard to the 3 control knobs: Are they back-to-front volume, bass, treble?
Back to front, the controls are Bass - Treble - Volume.
Is this available without electronics?
Sorry, no.
What gauge and type of strings are on it?
D'Addario XS lights (012"-053")
What is the difference in the body demensions of the 212ce and 214ce guitar's?
212ce Upper bout 11", waist 8-3/4", lower bout 15".
214ce Upper bout 11-5/8", waist 9-1/2", lower bout 16"
214ce Upper bout 11-5/8", waist 9-1/2", lower bout 16"
Reviews
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 4 ratings
212ce torrified spruce/walnut.
I’ve had my 212ce guitar for three months and have been playing it daily. It is a perfect size for me and is incredibly easy to play. It sounds great. Very happy with the guitar and it is the one I grab to play the most.
- How I Use It
- Home/Recreational
- Describe Yourself
- I'm just starting out
- Describe Yourself
- Mostly acoustic player
Well balanced sound. Enough projection without being “boomy”. Warm and sustaining.
- How I Use It
- Home/Recreational
- How I Use It
- Studio/Recording
- How I Use It
- Stage/Live Performance
- Describe Yourself
- I've played for many years
- Describe Yourself
- Mostly electric player
spectacular guitar for the money
i have a 212ce and i love it value for money is amazing
- How I Use It
- Home/Recreational
- Describe Yourself
- I'm fairly new but have some experience
- Describe Yourself
- Mostly acoustic player
- Describe Yourself
- I play both acoustic and electric
Nice guitar
I like the light weight, balance, size and general sound and resonance of this. It is quite a playable guitar and came fairly well set up at the start. Plugged in sounds good. As far as guitars go it isn't particularly expensive. It's not fancy. It came with a nice backpacker semi hard case that is great for moving it about. I've been using it in my mobile tutoring work.
The only negative thing for me is that it is not holding tune particularly well so I am considering upgrading machineheads or looking into whether strings are binding at the nut.
Music is my job and it won't cut it live if doesn't stay in tune so well. I have other guitars that have proven to be great tools that work consistently well and stay in tune better. I'll be doing more live work later this year and next year and at this point I'm not confident that it is the best guitar for the job of live music.
The only negative thing for me is that it is not holding tune particularly well so I am considering upgrading machineheads or looking into whether strings are binding at the nut.
Music is my job and it won't cut it live if doesn't stay in tune so well. I have other guitars that have proven to be great tools that work consistently well and stay in tune better. I'll be doing more live work later this year and next year and at this point I'm not confident that it is the best guitar for the job of live music.
- How I Use It
- Studio/Recording
- Describe Yourself
- I've played for many years
- Describe Yourself
- I'm a professional musician
- Describe Yourself
- I play both acoustic and electric
Thanks for the review, Zac! Your guitar should stay in tune reliably. We recommend having one of our service centers inspect it to determine why you’re experiencing this issue. You can find your nearest service center and schedule a visit here <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/support/service-centers" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/support/service-centers</a> If you have any questions, feel free to call us at 1-800-943-6782, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM PT.