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324ce (2018) (Discontinued)
6-String | Mahogany Top | Mahogany Back and Sides | Tropical Mahogany Neck | West African Crelicam Ebony Fretboard | Expression System® 2 Electronics | Venetian Cutaway
6-String | Mahogany Top | Mahogany Back and Sides | Tropical Mahogany Neck... More
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300
UPC: #00887766112198
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.
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Deluxe Hardshell Case Included
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Protective and durable Deluxe Hardshell Case included at no extra charge.
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Lifetime Warranty with Registration
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Responsive customer service from factory experts trained to help you get the most out of your guitar.
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Overview
- Solid mahogany top/back/sides offer bold midrange
- Grand Auditorium body shape for clarity and balance
- V-Class bracing improves volume and sustain
- Venetian cutaway provides easy fretboard access
- Ships with hardshell case and ES2 electronics
Overview
324ce (2018)
Watch VideoFeaturing solid mahogany back, sides and top, the Grand Auditorium 324ce serves up a remarkably balanced tone profile in a package that also offers a relaxed feel. The slender Taylor neck and comfortable body shape make it easy to get the most of this model's warmth and midrange focus, which also yields a smooth attack thanks to the hardwood top's natural compression effect. Perfect for recording applications but with enough power for live play alongside other musicians, the 324ce is ready for virtually any musical scenario. And with built-in ES2 electronics and an included hardshell case, you're ready to go wherever your music takes you.
Features
Grand Auditorium
Our flagship shape offers comfort and cross-genre utility, with a clear, balanced tone suited for both fingerstyle and strumming.
Mahogany
A midrange powerhouse. Mahogany is prized for balance and articulation, making it one of the best all-around tonewoods there is.
Expression System® 2
The Expression System® 2 captures more of a guitar’s dynamic properties using a breakthrough behind-the-saddle design.
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.
V-Class Bracing
Our patented V-Class bracing is a revolutionary new pattern — a new sonic engine — that marks a major shift away from traditional steel-string bracing patterns.
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Questions & Answers
Preguntas frecuentes
30 questions
Is the Hercules GS401BB stand compatible with the 324ce guitar finish?
This model is cured with a very durable UV cured finish. The stand should cause no issues with the finish.
Is the 324ce gloss finish? Is it made in USA?
The 324ce has an all satin finish.
Can you get the beveled armrest in a left-handed 324ce without buying the builder's edition (which isn't available in a left-handed model)?
Sorry, no.
What are the best strings to use with the 324ce?
We string this mode with D'Addario XS lights (012"-053")
324CE is it available without the electronics?
Yes.
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What is string width at bridge?
2 3/16"
What is the Nut Width on the 324ce?
1 3/4"
Bridge Material for the 324CE V class Sometimes I see wrote MICARTA instea of Ebony, is it true ??
The bridge is Ebony. The saddle is Micarta.
Does anyone know for sure if a 2019 324ce has an all Mahogany body or is the back and sides Tazmanian Blackwood? Don't know exactly what year Taylor switched to an all Mahogany body.
In 2019 this model had a Blackwood back and sides with a Mahogany top.
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.
lovely sound ' so happy with the guitar ,
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?
300 series models are made right here in El Cajon, 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 our deluxe hard shell case.
How is the Builder's Edition model different than the regular 324ce?
You can think of the Builder's Edition as the "director's cut" of a 300 series. 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.
What is the neck radius on these guitars?
Fretboard radius is 15"
What diameter strings are on the 324ce?
Light gauge 12-53
Where are these guitars built?
310 series models are made in our factory in San Diego, California, USA.
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.
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.
Is this guitar solid wood?
Yes - just like all our US-made instruments, these are constructed from all-solid woods.
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.
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 4.9 out of 5 from 40 ratings
Big Deep Tone for Days!
Deep tone and huge sound projection! I own about 30 or so guitars and basses, some high end, most just good players. This one is stunning! It was a bit of an impulse buy as I was not shopping for a guitar that day, I picked it up to compare the tone to a "lesser" priced guitar and my wife insisted that we needed to buy this guitar. The sound just captured her attention. (Mine too)! I've always liked the Taylor line and now I can say I own one of the purest sounding guitars out there. It does come set up just a bit high for my style, but I can see finger-pickers loving this set up. I'll just enjoy getting to know it.
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Phenomenal Guitar
I can't believe how much I love this guitar...I'd always been wary of mahogany body instruments, but the second I strummed this, it just felt like a localized warmth of tone wash over me...it's just it's own wonderful thing...doesn't mean I don't love spruce/rosewood guitars too, it just means this thing has a warmth and depth in the mid-range I've never heard before. It feels already fully broken in since the second I took it off the wall. The satin finish looks incredible, the playability is 10/10 (as with just about all Taylors), the feel of the neck is awesome as usual....definitely recommend you try one out; I was stunned to say the least, and had to have it...
And to all those "worried" about it not projecting like a spruce top, If you're playing live it's plugged in of course, and in a studio with a mic close on it, it's already going to be providing you a different tonal character. So spend some time with this and you'll realize it's not about something "missing," it's more about what this does differently...
And to all those "worried" about it not projecting like a spruce top, If you're playing live it's plugged in of course, and in a studio with a mic close on it, it's already going to be providing you a different tonal character. So spend some time with this and you'll realize it's not about something "missing," it's more about what this does differently...
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- Mostly acoustic player
Vibration, buzz sounds at bridge/soundhole area.
I really want to love this guitar. It plays wonderfully and looks amazing. It has a vibration sound that comes alive when the e, b ,g strings are played at times and random. A lot of times when the e and b are played open. I have chased down a wood chip that was left from the factory that I thought was it, I removed that wood chip. It was at the pickup area, not the problem. One of the tuning pegs was loose, I tighted all 6 small Phillips screws. That helped some. There was also a loose body clip toward the volume tone controls, fixed that as well. 3 issues on a new guitar. But I still have these random vibration sounds that come from the bridge area. I've never had any guitar ever make these vibration sounds from the bridge. This is not fret buzz. I've taken the battery and battery cartridge out, still same noise when it does it. Im not happy with this expensive of a Taylor doing this.
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- Mostly acoustic player
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- I play both acoustic and electric
Thanks for the review, Clay. We were sorry to hear of these issues you were having with your 324ce. The offer still stands to send this back here to the factory for review and repair. Please let us know if you would like to move forward with that and I will get you instructions.
Sweet lows.
Large deep bough. My biggest guitar to date. Very Deep mellow tone. Action a bit too high for pickin’ but after set up —Perfect. Feels like butter! Projects with a boom! Also my loudest guitar unplugged.
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To Buy..Or Not to buy 🤔
First, the beautiful sounds. The mahogany resonates and comes alive. The neck is very comfortable. The weight is a non issue!.over the decades I have been playing I have bought a lot of different makes of guitar,but my beautiful 324ce is the last I will ever buy.You will not be disappointed !
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A joy to play!
I’ve had it a 3 weeks now, and it’s a joy to play. I can’t put it down. Had it out at a gig last week and it just shines in the mix. Couldn’t be happier.
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A Joy to Play
I have a 1975 Guild D25m (mahogany) that I love, and several other guitars. I was looking for something higher end with a cut out. Playing several guitars over a couple months, I went with the 324ce. What a wonderful guitar. The neck feels just right. There was another Taylor that I had tried whose look I liked a tiny bit more, with a little brighter sound, so more of a contrast to my mahogany Guild. But the warmth, rich bass, and the playability of the 324ce for me were the deciding factors. It is a beautiful guitar in every way.
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MASHED POTATOES AND GRAVY! I often tell folks Tayors are the best
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Nice guitar, bought an acoustic amplifier & plugged it in the sound was outstanding
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AWESOME GUITAR
Beautiful, confortable, soft,
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- I'm fairly new but have some experience
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Beautiful guitar
Rich tones excellent playability with killer sustain. What a beautiful guitar with its deep dark mahogany finish
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Love this guitar
Has all the features I was looking for. Plays great!
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Sounds great, looks beautiful
I love this guitar. I didn't want to spend this much without hearing the guitar first, so I went to a local dealer and tried a few. The 324ce stood out to me and I fell in love with the sound. It was a darker, but very full tone that was music to my ears, literally and figuratively.
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amazing guitar
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Very happy
I love this guitar. Great volume and projection. Tone is exactly what I was looking for. Easyto play. Fit, finish and craftsmanship is outstanding.
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One of the most awesome guitars I've ever played at any price.
One of the most awesome guitars I've ever played at any price. I enjoy the deep, rich bass tones, the pervasive resonance of single notes and chords, and how all the characteristics are greater when amplified. An absolute joy to play!
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It’s a Beauty
There’s nothing to dislike about this guitar. It feels and plays great. I think it’s good value for the dollar and a really great looking guitar. I’m very happy with my choice.
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- I'm fairly new but have some experience
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- Mostly acoustic player
My “lifer” guitar
Being completely transparent, I don’t have a ton of experience with a lot of acoustic guitars and I am still a beginner/intermediate player. I am 53 and I decided to reward myself with a “lifer” guitar because I have stuck with learning and practicing seriously for 2 years- and I am forever addicted. I was nervous because it is the most expensive ‘non-essential’ thing I’ve ever purchased. I also wasn’t sure about the all mahogany since I am not a tone specialist at all, but this is what I discovered: I don’t deserve this guitar! It is spectacular. The quality is amazing and the tone it produces is sublime. I listened to a ton of videos and I was worried about it being too “warm” or not bright enough, but the tone is pure audio pleasure. It is so comfortable to play, and just feels…right. I shouldn’t let aesthetics sway me since it is an instrument for making sound, but it is beautiful as well. If you are ready for the good stuff, I couldn’t recommend it more!
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Love the guitar, less happy with Expression System® 2 Electronics
The guitar sounds and is visually beautiful. The acoustic (not amplified) tone is beautiful and the guitar is easy and very enjoyable to play. The neck feels and plays great.
My only complaint is that use of the Expression System® 2 Electronics with three different amplifiers produces high pitched (frequency) ringing tones when the G, B and high E strings are played. I have tried adjusting the pickup screw tension but with no success. I have been unable to find a remedy for this.
My only complaint is that use of the Expression System® 2 Electronics with three different amplifiers produces high pitched (frequency) ringing tones when the G, B and high E strings are played. I have tried adjusting the pickup screw tension but with no success. I have been unable to find a remedy for this.
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Hi Dieter,
We can help you find your sound. I'd try different strings and picks for starters. Please reply to our email for more details, we're here to help! Thanks!
We can help you find your sound. I'd try different strings and picks for starters. Please reply to our email for more details, we're here to help! Thanks!
Excellent guitar. Great balanced sound.
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Love it's look and sound.
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A beautiful tone to match its appearance.
I absolutely love this guitar. After countless visits to local guitar stores to try guitars in the $1000-2500 price range from every vendor available, this guitar stood out in the price range as being the best. The mahogany top has a beautiful look and even more beautiful sound with nice balance between the low and high notes and a mellow tone with the elixir strings. I found the other Taylor’s in the price range too bright for my personal taste but this was a perfect combination of Taylor’s playability with a tone I loved. I would recommend this guitar every time. I did not have a chance to try the builders edition as it was slightly out of my range, but if you can afford the extra price it should be a great option as well.
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Pro gear
Since I started playing in 2010, I was told, "...worship leaders play Taylor's." I started off with another popular brand, and have bought and owned many of them. I tried a couple others and they were good too. When I finally pulled the trigger and got the 324ce, after having owned dozens of other guitars from beginner to pro-level, what is clear to me is that the 3+ series of Taylor's, you get a pro-level instrument in every way. Feel, finish, electronics, case, warranty, and most importantly, tone. I'm well pleased with the unplugged tone -- even with my strings of choice. The plugged in tone is good enough that I don't have to use my LR Baggs Voiceprint to make it sound good enough. I do wish the output from the jack were as hot as my other guitars, but aside from that, it is the perfect guitar for me.
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Tuning stability and complex tone combined with exquisite playability,
What I love is the way the guitar feels transparent in my hands. I never have to adjust tuning and the guitar plays like a gift from heaven. This beauty has such a pure and amazing tone and it seems to know every song. I am so glad I took the time to try several models before finding the 324CE.
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Taylor 324ce
I have 3 other guitars which are of great quality but the the 324ce smooth sound and playability ease have turned into my favorite.
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I love this guitar!
I love this guitar. It has a lovely, balanced tone right out of the box. The neck makes it very player-friendly, and it is gorgeous!
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Great guitar, great price and Made in the USA.
Terrific guitar! Easy to play, and great tone when plugged in or not. The 324 has a beautiful dark satin finish. I have two other Taylors, and I love the brand.
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I am privileged to have a few high end Taylor’s but the tone and feel of my 324ce is outstanding….feels like coming home.
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My new go to guitar
Absolutely stunning guitar. Looks and sounds incredible, and feels like a dream to play. I now am desperate to practice!!!
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Amazing guitar
Is my second guitar from Taylor and I absolutely love it. After I purchased this one, I was thinking to sell my 110, but NO!! Love them both.
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324ce is a great guitar
Love my 324ce with tasmanian blackwood. Excellent strummer, highs aren't harsh like on some guitars. Acoustically it can get lost in a band setting, but plugged in sits nicely in the mix. Found I had to turn down the high knob on the ES2 pickup and EQ some high frequencies out as well out to get a nice sound that wasn't too bright or harsh
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Love my new guitar ,the sound it’s just gorgeous
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The sound
just great, soft keyboard, balanced and warm sound. I am satisfied
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Well balanced
Fantastic intonation and tone. Extremely well balanced
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Great guitar!
Love the sound and the look!
324ce
Have been looking to upgrade my acoustic for some time now. Tried a bunch of different guitars across all the top brands. Immediately fell in love with the feel and sound of this all mahogany guitar and ordered one through a local shop. Arrived in perfect condition. No setup adjustments needed. Action is perfect, feels great in my hands and the sound is both mellow and robust. Absolutely love this guitar.
Best steel string guitar I own
I am a classical guitarist, but I have a few steel string guitars. The Taylor 324ce is the best of my acoustic guitars. VERY satisfied with the look and sound.
The perfect guitar for someone looking for an American made all mahogany guitar with a nice warm tone
I love the look and feel of this guitar.
As the guitar is made of wood, the structure and grain of each guitar is different, but mine has some beautiful strains both on the top and the back. I am very happy that Taylor upgraded this model to all mahogany back and sides to pair with the mahogany top. I would definitely recommend it for anyone looking for an all round, well made, affordable premium guitar with a nice warm tone.
As the guitar is made of wood, the structure and grain of each guitar is different, but mine has some beautiful strains both on the top and the back. I am very happy that Taylor upgraded this model to all mahogany back and sides to pair with the mahogany top. I would definitely recommend it for anyone looking for an all round, well made, affordable premium guitar with a nice warm tone.
My McDreamy Taylor 324ce
So I had a @#$% with laminated back and sides for 20 years but bought a Taylor 455ce 12-string in 2009. And ever since I wanted a 6-string from Taylor too. So finally I bought me a solid 324ce after much consideration, pondering over my wallet, countless reviews on YouTube and playing on this fine guitar in several shops. And I don't regret it a single day that I had me this guitar. It's just Dreamy with a big D. It's easy to play, has a big bass but also warm and springy high tones, and so much better midtones than my @#$%. I just love it, and never gonna lose it again.
Hello,
This guitar is wonderful.
Very easy to handle.
The solid mahogany top and back and side with the Taylor construction, the guitar offers a balanced sound with nice highs and nice lows.
I am happy with my 324 ce.
Musically Sebastien T.
This guitar is wonderful.
Very easy to handle.
The solid mahogany top and back and side with the Taylor construction, the guitar offers a balanced sound with nice highs and nice lows.
I am happy with my 324 ce.
Musically Sebastien T.