Een mooie Grand Auditorium met cutaway voor gemakkelijke toegang tot de bovenste frets. Het combineert een indrukwekkende, volle klank met de legendarische bespeelbaarheid van Taylor - natuurlijk met de gepatenteerde Taylor ES-2 elektronica met actieve volume, treble en bass controls.
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Hawaiian koa is a prized tonewood among guitarists, valued for both its striking grain and nuanced tonal character. The Taylor 214ce-K features the brand's popular Grand Auditorium body shape and combines a layered koa back and sides with a solid torrefied spruce top – enhancing projection, warmth, and clarity. A lightweight Venetian cutaway provides easy access to higher frets, while Taylor's renowned Expression System 2 captures the guitar’s natural acoustics for live use. Built in Taylor's Mexican facility, the 214ce-K offers this legendary manufacturer's renowned build quality at a more accessible price point.
Part of the 200 Series, the Grand Auditorium is one of Taylor’s most popular and versatile body shapes, combining the tonal richness of a dreadnought with the focus and clarity of a concert-sized instrument. It handles fingerstyle, strumming, and flatpicking with equal finesse. The solid spruce top – torrefied for added warmth and maturity – works in tandem with Taylor’s proprietary C-Class bracing to deliver an open, balanced tone with improved sustain and low-end depth. The fingerboard and bridge are crafted from ebony, while the neck features responsibly sourced Neo-Tropical mahogany. Discreet bass, treble, and volume controls are integrated into the upper bout, maintaining the guitar’s sleek, stage-ready aesthetic.
The Taylor 214ce-K is designed for musical flexibility and is often described as the Swiss Army Knife of acoustic guitars. Whether strumming folk progressions, picking out ballads, or fronting a band, it delivers clear articulation and natural dynamics across all genres. The Expression System 2 pickup delivers feedback-resistant sound on stage, while its comfortable neck profile makes it especially suitable for players transitioning from electric guitar. Built in Mexico, this model differs from US-made Taylors primarily in price, offering a more affordable route into the Taylor sound without compromising on build or tone. A structured gig bag is also included, making the Taylor 214ce-K a practical companion for rehearsals, travel, and regular practice.
Taylor Guitars was co-founded by Bob Taylor in California in 1974 and from the outset specialised in the construction of high-quality acoustic guitars. By focusing on state-of-the-art manufacturing methods and very high standards of quality, Taylor Guitars has made it into the top echelon of fine guitar makers. Names such as Taylor Swift, Leo Kottke, Prince, David Gilmour, and former US President Bill Clinton are a testament to the popularity of the instruments, which are also reputed for their playability. The creation of a second workshop in Mexico has meant that Taylor guitars are also in the mid-priced segment.
Thanks to its onboard pickup system, the Taylor 214ce-K performs just as confidently on stage as it does in more intimate settings. Whether playing delicate folk passages or energetic rock arrangements, it delivers a clear, articulate sound with an impressive dynamic response. The use of layered koa makes this aesthetic more accessible without compromising on sound, while the solid spruce top and relatively lightweight construction offer a vibrant and open acoustic voice when unplugged – equally suited to fingerpicking techniques or light strumming.
Taylor Expression System 2
As early as the 2000s, Taylor began developing its own proprietary pickup system, eventually launching the original Expression System. The original system relied on magnetic sensors mounted inside the body, paired with high-grade electronics for signal management. The Expression System 2, however, marked a complete rethink rather than a simple update. It operates using piezo pickups, like many modern systems, but places the sensors behind the saddle rather than underneath—capturing a more natural, responsive tone that reflects the guitar’s acoustic character.