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614ce
6-String | Torrefied Spruce Top | Maple Back and Sides | Hard Rock Maple Neck | West African Crelicam Ebony Fretboard | Expression System® 2 Electronics | Venetian Cutaway
6-String | Torrefied Spruce Top | Maple Back and Sides | Hard Rock Maple... More
Series:
600
UPC: #00887766087021
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.
$3,799USD
$3,799USD
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Responsibly Sourced Materials
Materiales obtenidos de forma responsable.
Taylor está comprometido con el abastecimiento ético de materiales y la búsqueda continua de prácticas más sostenibles.
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
- Beautifully figured Big Leaf maple back and sides
- Torrefied spruce top adds depth and sweetness
- V-Class bracing pumps up the volume and sustain
- Player-reflective sound that highlights your style
- Comes with hardshell case and built-in ES2 pickup
Overview
614ce
Crafted with solid Big Leaf maple back and sides and a torrefied Sitka spruce top, the Taylor 614ce offers an updated take on what players may know as the maple sound. Revoiced by Andy Powers to generate more warmth and openness, this Grand Auditorium takes a boost from the V-Class bracing inside, which adds volume and sustain that complement the torrefied top's extra sweetness and depth. The result is a guitar with a highly player-reflective sound, one that showcases the unique stylistic and technical quirks of each individual player. A hand-rubbed Brown Sugar stain highlights maple's natural figuring; other appointments include ebony binding, a paua/abalone rosette and Wings fretboard inlays. It ships with ES2 electronics and 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.
Torrefied Spruce
Treated with our special roasting process, torrefied spruce tops deliver all the clarity, balance and projection you’d expect from a traditional spruce top with an extra dash of warmth and played-in depth.
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.
Specifications
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Orientation Right Handed
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Bracing System V-Class Bracing
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Cutaway Venetian Cutaway
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Electronics Expression System® 2
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Questions & Answers
Preguntas frecuentes
24 questions
what type of truss rod is in the 612ce?
All Taylor models have a single action truss rod.
Neck width?
1 3/4"
is the 614ce available in a left handed version?
Yes. It is available left handed through our retailers for no additional charge.
What is the nut width for the 614ce? I'm a little surprised this isn't listed for most guitars on this site.
1 3/4"
What is the length of just the guitar body?
20"
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What is the neck radius?
15"
what does a 614CE weigh not including case?
Generally between 4.5 lbs and 5 lbs.
Is this guitar available without a cutaway?
Yes. It would be a 614e.
Hi, what is the body depth on this model?
4 5/8"
My 614ce has a natural back and sides and back is 3 piece (like a D-35). Is this rare or unusual?
We regularly built those with three piece backs when our wood supply didn't have pieces wide enough for a 2 piece back.
What is the heaviest string gauge that could be safely used?
If tuning to standard pitch, Medium gauge 13-56.
I bought this guitar new in 2017 and believe I registered it. Will Taylor repair the bridge, as it is lifting off of the body?
Hi Tanner,
Sorry to hear the bridge is lifting. We'll need a tech to determine the cause before we can tell you whether it's covered or not. Please reply to our email and we'll help get it sorted. Thanks!
Sorry to hear the bridge is lifting. We'll need a tech to determine the cause before we can tell you whether it's covered or not. Please reply to our email and we'll help get it sorted. Thanks!
there is a similar 614ce model in the market without the wing inlay in the headstock, different year?
Those made before 2015 have different specs.
Do you make the 614ce grand symphony in a shorter scale length?
Sorry, no.
What strings are recommended for a 614?
Light gauge 12-53
Is the 614 CE available in a nylon string version, with radius fret board, 1 and 7/8 neck width and quick action?
Sorry, we don't have a nylon version 614ce as a standard model.
My old 600 has an amber stain instead of brown. Can I order one in a different color?
No, there are no color options on this model.
Do guitars in the 600 series have real ebony fretboards and bridges?
Yes, all guitars in the 600 series have genuine West African Crelicam ebony fretboards and bridges.
Where are these guitars built?
600 series models are made in our factory in San Diego, California, USA.
Are 600 series guitars all solid wood?
Yes - all 600 series models are solid wood construction.
What case do these come with?
All 600 series models ship in a deluxe brown hard shell case made by Taylor for optimal fit and protection.
The body wood looks brown on most of these, is it maple like 600's have been historically?
Yes, we still use maple for the back and sides but we started staining it brown in 2014 when the series was redesigned. The 618e is the exception with it's Antique Blonde finish treatment.
I like this guitar but could I get it with a Florentine cutaway?
Yes, a Florentine cutaway is an available option.
Could I get one made with a different top wood?
No, this model is only available with the torrefied Sitka spruce top.
Reviews
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 18 ratings
I Love This Guitar1
I love this guitar. The Maple back is unbelievably beautiful and the sound is bright and clean. I have it tuned to DADGAD and use it to play live and also in the studio for recording.
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- I'm a professional musician
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- Mostly acoustic player
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- I play both acoustic and electric
- Would you recommend this to a friend?
- Yes
Blind Choice
I own a Martin D-18 that I have played since 1976 and also own an Alvarez Yairi but I wanted something different but wasn’t sure what exactly. After dinner the other night a friend and I went to a Guitar Center store in Redmond WA. I set down and had my friend hand me random guitars (Martins, Gibsons), everything they had in all price ranges that I played without looking or knowing what they were. I probably tried 20 but kept coming back to and finally decided on the 614ce. Love this guitar!, incredible sound and feel, especially up the neck.
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- Home/Recreational
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- I've played for many years
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- Mostly acoustic player
Thanks for the review! We’re glad to hear the 614ce stood out and delivered the tone and feel you were searching for.
A perfect sound
A few months ago, I tried many Taylor guitars, including the 914ce Builder’s Edition, as well as several other acoustic guitars in the store. This guitar completely captivated me, and we sealed the deal! :) I truly felt that it had a unique sound, different from all the other guitars I had tried, and I’m still very happy with its tone.
Except for one small issue… I bought the guitar in 2025, but it’s a 2021 model. I’m not sure if this is related, but my ebony pickguard has slightly lifted from the body at the corners, and I need to reattach it. Other than this issue, it truly has a dreamlike sound.
Except for one small issue… I bought the guitar in 2025, but it’s a 2021 model. I’m not sure if this is related, but my ebony pickguard has slightly lifted from the body at the corners, and I need to reattach it. Other than this issue, it truly has a dreamlike sound.
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- Studio/Recording
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- I play both acoustic and electric
Amazing guitar!
Player for over 40 years. Had many great American acoustics over the years.
Lately I traded my lovely Martin 2016 000-18 for a second hand 2015 614ce.
I was looking for a more responsive and projective instrument - more focused on upper tones.
The Taylor fees like a jet fighter or a formula 1 race car - not forgiving but if you know what you're doing it can fly as high and far as you can get.
It is bright guitar but not harsh. every note "jumps" out as you expect from maple and spruce.
The attention to details is amazing and so is its design. Its a modern classic and I'm so proud to own it.
And last but not least: the Taylor hard case is awesome! Much classier than Gibson's or Martin's I owned in the past. Usually I'm a gig bag guy - but I will defiantly use the hard case as its a gem.
Well done Taylor!
Lately I traded my lovely Martin 2016 000-18 for a second hand 2015 614ce.
I was looking for a more responsive and projective instrument - more focused on upper tones.
The Taylor fees like a jet fighter or a formula 1 race car - not forgiving but if you know what you're doing it can fly as high and far as you can get.
It is bright guitar but not harsh. every note "jumps" out as you expect from maple and spruce.
The attention to details is amazing and so is its design. Its a modern classic and I'm so proud to own it.
And last but not least: the Taylor hard case is awesome! Much classier than Gibson's or Martin's I owned in the past. Usually I'm a gig bag guy - but I will defiantly use the hard case as its a gem.
Well done Taylor!
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- I've played for many years
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- Mostly acoustic player
Love this Guitar
Fantastic sound and quality! Beautifully built and will be keeping this for a long time!
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- I've played for many years
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- Mostly electric player
- Describe Yourself
- I play both acoustic and electric
614 Taylor, Just Magic!
Love the guitar, the sound is nothing short of amazing! The tone and projectiion form the guitar, even high up the neck is unbelievable. I played the guitar in Grun’s guitar store in Nashville and my daughter (who is young and has great ears) was blown away by the sound and tone. Mind you I had played much more expensive guitars some by other big brands and this was the one the sounded best by far. I think ir may have something to do with the new V bracing but what ever it is its magic to me, thanks Taylor!
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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
I would give it more stars, as the guitar looks and plays beautifully. But the sound from the guitar is still just too bright for my true liking.
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- I've played for many years
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- Mostly acoustic player
Just a great guitar
I knew Taylor Guitars for their playing comfort, but never really played one. I also had "my" acoustic guitar sound in mind (quite bright/sparkling) ... I studied everything on Taylor's web site, listened to quite some reviews, and came to a "theoritical" conclusion on what would be my favorite Taylor (a Maple one ... and probably a Grand Auditorium, so the 614), but I wanted to try "all" models, so went to a guitar store, and picked up every model they had in stock ... My preference went to the 814 and 914 (hardly enough they didn't have any 600 series) ... I preferred the sound of the 814 (guitar alone), but it was a bit "overwhelming" ... a bit "too much" ... a bit too "complex/complete" ... I couldn't really imagine it it in a mix, I almost purchased the 914, but decided to wait for them to receive a 614 ... A few weeks later they received one, and it was exactly what I was looking/hoping/waiting for ... I compared it to the 914 and 814 again, and no doubt for me, I really preffered the more "focused" and brite sound of the CE 614. Perfectly happy with the acoustic sound, but I'm still struggling with electro-acoustic amplified sound ... I haven't been able to get exactly the same sound (or the sound I have in mind) amplified than without, but I'm convinced to get their at some stage
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- Home/Recreational
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- I've been playing for a while now
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- Mostly electric player
Beautifully built, sounds beautiful.
I purchased this guitar as a beginner. I had what many would describe as a "starter" guitar, it was just that, something to start with. My guitar teacher kept telling me that nothing sounds as good as a solid wood guitar. I started doing my research, first online, then in person. I played a handful of guitars, and this one spoke to me. The sound was incredible, the feel was equally great. The guitar is well built and absolutely beautiful. The only thing I wish it had was Gotoh tuners. But this guitar really sings, so I can't complain.
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- Home/Recreational
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- I'm just starting out
Such a beautiful sounding guitar. Crystal clear across the whole range. Has a very played-in sound, more balanced and less bright than you'd expect. Great dynamics and sustain and you're in complete control. They did a great job voicing for the maple. Can be a bit unforgiving; there's no place to hide.
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- Home/Recreational
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- I've been playing for a while now
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- I play both acoustic and electric
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Taylor 614CE
I went to Palmer Music in Conway Arkansas to purchase a Taylor 618 that I had played there a week earlier and I decided to play a few other models before making my decision. When I played this 614CE, it just kinda spoke to me. It has great sustain and it’s amazing how just changing picks can change the tone in subtle ways! I own 2 other Taylor’s also, a 310CE that I’ve had for over 20 years and a GS mini koa plus, both great guitars also but I still play the 614CE the most! Great craftsmanship and a quality instrument!
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- I've played for many years
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- I play both acoustic and electric
Best guitar by far
Just perfect
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Love the 614ce
Lovely playable guitar.
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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
Gerry’s new 614ce
I am thrilled with my Taylor 614ce guitar. I started learning to play the guitar during the pandemic. Since then I’ve purchased five new Taylor guitars, and they are all outstanding. I would like to think that I was helpful in convincing my daughter’s boyfriend to buy his 714ce burst, too.
I really admire what Bob Taylor stands for, and I give him and Kurt a lot of credit for building an outstanding company. Moreover, their decision to bring Andy Powers into the company speaks volumes.
I really admire what Bob Taylor stands for, and I give him and Kurt a lot of credit for building an outstanding company. Moreover, their decision to bring Andy Powers into the company speaks volumes.
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- Home/Recreational
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- I'm fairly new but have some experience
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- Mostly acoustic player
It's up to you.
I purchased my 614ce to replace an 814ce that was destroyed in an accident. The 614 plays just as smoothly as the 814 but with a slightly different sound. Which is better? It's up to individual choice. My advice is to try all the Taylors. You can't go wrong.
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- I've been playing for a while now
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- Mostly acoustic player
A stunning guitar
It’s a stunning instrument. The best purchase I have ever made
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- I've played for many years
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- Mostly acoustic player
Good Guitar
It’s a good guitar. When I strum the guitar, it’s so loud that you can’t even hear when I’m singing
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- Home/Recreational
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- I've been playing for a while now
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- I play both acoustic and electric
It's a great guitar. It plays so well and the sound is smooth as silk. I'll be using it in my shows. I'm very happy.