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314ce-N
Nylon | Spruce Top | Sapele Back and Sides | Tropical Mahogany Neck | West African Crelicam Ebony Fretboard | ES-N® Electronics | Venetian Cutaway
Nylon | Spruce Top | Sapele Back and Sides | Tropical Mahogany Neck | West... More
Series:
300
UPC: #00887766090359
Note: Each guitar has unique visual traits due to differences in wood grain. Guitars ordered through this website or found in stores may feature minor visual variations from the ones pictured here.
$2,499USD
$2,499USD
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Responsibly Sourced Materials
Materiales obtenidos de forma responsable.
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Deluxe Hardshell Case Included
Estuche rígido deluxe incluido
Protective and durable Deluxe Hardshell Case included at no extra charge.
Estuche protector rígido deluxe y duradero incluido sin cargo adicional.
Lifetime Warranty with Registration
Garantía de por vida con registro
Factory Expert Service & Support
Servicio y Soporte Técnico de Fábrica
Responsive customer service from factory experts trained to help you get the most out of your guitar.
Expertos en servicio al cliente de fábrica capacitados para ayudarte a aprovechar al máximo tu guitarra.
Overview
- Nylon-string model for a classical feel and sound
- All-solid sapele/spruce for projection and clarity
- Grand Auditorium body is exceptionally versatile
- Fan-style internal bracing for a clear, responsive nylon-string voice
- Includes ES2 pickup and deluxe brown hardshell case
Overview
314ce-N
Watch VideoPlayers looking for a new sound to add to their acoustic toolkit will appreciate the snappy, classical-inspired tone of the 314ce-N. Solid sapele back and sides with a Sitka spruce top serve up a bold, punchy nylon-string sound with a rich midrange, warm lows and articulate highs. Combined with the 1-7/8" nut width, it all adds up to the ideal package for fingerstyle players, offering plenty of string spacing without making it difficult to fret complex chords. The appointment package maintains a performance-focused aesthetic with Gemstone inlays and a glossy top finish with satin back and sides. It includes our ES-N pickup for authentic live tone and ships with a hardshell case.
Features
Grand Auditorium
Our flagship shape offers comfort and cross-genre utility, with a clear, balanced tone suited for both fingerstyle and strumming.
Sapele
One of the best all-around tonewoods there is, sapele will deliver for any playing style.
Spruce
The soundboard choice for most guitars, Sitka spruce produces a broad dynamic range and accommodates a versatile range of playing styles.
Venetian Cutaway
The Venetian cutaway is known for its soft, round lines. The sloping peak of the cutaway will vary depending on the shape of the body.
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Questions & Answers
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27 questions
What is the depth of the body at its deepest (between top and back)?
4-5/8"
Is this available with a torrified spruce top?
Sorry, no.
The fretboard radius for 314ce?
20"
Can I get the 314ce-N left handed?
Yes, this would be available as a special order through any of our retailers.
Can I get the 314ce-N with no electronics ?
Yes.
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What is the scale length of the 314ce-N? I know it’s here somewhere but I can’t find it.
25.5"
What are key differences between 324ce-N made in California versus similar models produced in Tecate?
The main difference is the 300 series is all solid wood, Tecate made models have a layered wood back and sides with a solid top.
What is the string spacing at the bridge?
2-3/16"
Can I get it without neck dots?
Sorry, no.
What is the width of the neck at the nut? I'm guessing 1 and 7/8.
Correct, 1-7/8"
What is the Neck shape "C" ? And fretboard radius ?
The carve is considered a soft C. The fretboard radius is 20"
what size sound hole cover do i need for the 314ce-N. regular size doesn’t fit?
You would need a 3-3/4" soundhole cover.
Why does the Taylor 314ce-N have a satin finish as opposed to a gloss finish on back, sides, and peg head?
This one has the same finish treatment as the other 300 series models in the line up. Gloss top and satin back and sides.
What brand of string does Taylor put on its nylons?
D'Addario EJ46FF Pro-Arté Carbon, Dynacore Basses, Hard Tension
How is the Builder's Edition model different than the regular 324ce?
You can think of the Builder's Edition as sort of the "director's cut" of a 300 series instrument. It has features that make it extremely player- and performance-friendly: its tone wood set, its beveled armrest and cutaway, and it's Silent Satin finish are examples.
Do guitars in the 300 series have real ebony fretboards and bridges?
Yes, all guitars in the 300 series have genuine West African Crelicam ebony fretboards and bridges.
Where are these guitars built?
310 series models are made in our factory in San Diego, California, USA.
Are 300 series guitars all solid wood?
Yes - all 300 series models are solid wood construction.
What case do these come with?
All 300 series models ship in a deluxe brown hard shell case made by Taylor for optimal fit and protection.
Does this guitar come with V-Class bracing?
Yes, it comes with our V-Class bracing architecture.
Is this available as a left-handed version?
Yes, it is available in a left-handed version.
Is this guitar available as a 14-fret model?
No, this is purpose-built for the neck and body to connect at the 12th fret. This makes for a compact feel that's rare in a 12-string guitar. The tone that results from the placement of the bridge in the guitar's lower bout is advantageous as well.
What makes a 12-fret guitar different?
A 12-fret guitar makes for a more compact playing framework. It combines the lap-friendly Grand Concert body with the slightly condensed fret spacing of the 24-7/8" scale length and the shorter 12-fret-to-the-neck construction. This makes a slinkier "handfeel" and easier fretting as you move up the fretboard. There's a surprising amount of tonal power and midrange warmth from the bridge sitting back a little farther on the lower bout. Also, the slotted headstock creates a more acute string angle over the nut. Because this puts a little more downward pressure on the nut, it'll feel a little more precise to your fretting hand. Notes won't bend quite as easily closer to the nut.
What's the difference between the Grand Concert and the Grand Auditorium?
The Grand Concert is considered a small-body guitar. It has an articulate voice with top-end chime and controlled overtones. Its intimate size is lap/couch friendly. The Grand Auditorium is a medium-size guitar and Taylor’s most versatile body shape. It's known for its balanced blend of warmth, clarity and sustain with a well-defined midrange.
Is this guitar solid wood?
Yes - just like all our US-made instruments, these are constructed from all-solid woods.
As a top wood, how does spruce sound vs. mahogany?
Aside from the difference in appearance, both wood types are extremely musical. Spruce is lighter in weight and has a broader dynamic range with pleasing overtones. A mahogany top is slightly denser and heavier which translates into a natural compression effect that smoothes out the attack, producing a more focused voice with fewer overtones.
Is the Builder's Edition 324ce available in a left-handed version?
No, at this time we aren't building this in a left-handed version.
Reviews
Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 8 ratings
Superb craftsmanship, but what about the electronics?
I've had this guitar for a couple of months now, and here's my thoughts;
I very much enjoy the sound from it, a bit sharp and attacky, but also pretty deep in the bass,a perfect combo. With cutaway and the neck meets the body in the 14th fret, it's very versatile to play. The neck work is fantastic, just put the capo anywhere on the neck, and it stays in tune.
The reason why I rate it 4 instead of 5 stars, is the electronics. It's just a piezo, and for the price, that's not good enough. Look what Yamaha can do with their atmosfeel system, way better. But unplugged it's a joy to play and sounds great.
I very much enjoy the sound from it, a bit sharp and attacky, but also pretty deep in the bass,a perfect combo. With cutaway and the neck meets the body in the 14th fret, it's very versatile to play. The neck work is fantastic, just put the capo anywhere on the neck, and it stays in tune.
The reason why I rate it 4 instead of 5 stars, is the electronics. It's just a piezo, and for the price, that's not good enough. Look what Yamaha can do with their atmosfeel system, way better. But unplugged it's a joy to play and sounds great.
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- I'm fairly new but have some experience
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- I've been playing for a while now
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- Mostly acoustic player
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- I play both acoustic and electric
Taylor 314ce-N Factory Used
Acquired my Taylor 314ce-N as a factory used guitar. I understand it has no factory warrantee No problem. It has a slight scuff on the treble side lower bout, and what looks like a belt buckle rash on the back. No problem. Plays beautifully. Love the nylon string sounds. I am a jazz banjo player, but wanted to expand to guitar. I was looking at many different brands of classical guitars, glad I stumbled on this one. I plan to upgrade the tuners to gold plate soon.
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- Home/Recreational
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- I play both acoustic and electric
My humble opinion of 314ce-N
Love my 314ce-N
I am looking to upgrade to 414ceR- N or 714ce-N, If I can find one. I am disappointed they have been discontinued with Spruce and Rosewood.
I am looking to upgrade to 414ceR- N or 714ce-N, If I can find one. I am disappointed they have been discontinued with Spruce and Rosewood.
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- I've played for many years
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- I'm a professional musician
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- I play both acoustic and electric
This guitar is everything I was looking for ! I only wish I had the money for the 414. I would highly recommend this style of guitar to anyone looking to finger pick.
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- I've played for many years
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- I play both acoustic and electric
Nice guitar
Vibrant and clear sound, soft fretboard. It comes ready to connect to an amplifier. Includes a nice hard case. I am happy with my purchase, no complaint.
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- Home/Recreational
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- I've played for many years
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- Mostly acoustic player
Recommended
A really nice and well sounding guitar.
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- I've played for many years
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- Mostly acoustic player
The guitar is great.
Help me line up a warranty repair.
The electrical connection between the output jack and the pickups is not connected. I have taken a picture and see the loose ire and the small plug rattling around inside the guitar. How do I get this repaired?
Hi Stacey,
That's a bummer! Sounds like the jack came unplugged. This is easy for a tech to fix, so please either contact your dealer or reply to our email and we'll look for a certified Taylor tech in your area. Sorry for the trouble.
That's a bummer! Sounds like the jack came unplugged. This is easy for a tech to fix, so please either contact your dealer or reply to our email and we'll look for a certified Taylor tech in your area. Sorry for the trouble.