326ce
The cutaway acoustic/electric 326ce features Taylor’s Grand Symphony body shape, whose powerful voice showcases a meaty lower midrange, thick treble notes, and impressive volume and sustain. The blackwood/mahogany wood pairing emphasizes a strong midrange focus with appealing warmth and top-end shimmer, making this a robust strummer with broad dynamic range and a smooth balance across the tonal spectrum. The neo-vintage aesthetic includes a shaded edgeburst top, all-satin finish, black binding, black pickguard, and Italian acrylic small diamond fretboard inlays. The guitar comes equipped with Taylor’s Expression System 2 pickup and ships in a Taylor deluxe hardshell case.
Features
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Grand Symphony
Shapes
This strong Taylor strummer produces a rich, bold voice.
Tropical Mahogany
Top Woods
The hardwood top produces strong fundamentals with clarity and focus.
Tasmanian Blackwood
Body Woods
Blackwood produces a strong volume, with a focused midrange and rich top-end shimmer.
Expression System® 2
Electronics
The Expression System® 2 captures more of a guitar’s dynamic properties using a breakthrough behind-the-saddle design.
Venetian Cutaway
Cutaways
The Venetian cutaway is known for its soft, round lines. The sloping peak of the cutaway will vary depending on the shape of the guitar.
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