Why Guitar Players Choose Taylors 

He didn't once mention what truly sets Taylor apart: playability.

I’m a bassist to my soul, but I have this exact guitar at home. It’s a really special one. My father in law played it at my and my wife’s wedding, and at the time, I didn’t know that I’d come into ownership of it. Just two months after our wedding, he suddenly passed away, and he left us his guitars, the Taylor among them. I honestly have no guitar chops, but that guitar is really important, and I’m hoping one day my kids will want to play it.

Just wanted to let you know I like what you’re doing-not just the topics, but your vibe, your worldview, the whole nine yards. We need more content creators like you. Keep up the good work. I look forward to many more videos from you.

I got a Taylor 114ce for christmas 4 years ago from my parents... it is probably one of the best gifts I ever received! It sounds great and has been reliable and inspiring all this time. I'm not sure what my dream guitar would be since I'm so happy with the one I have ^^

I felt in love with the Taylor sound since I listened to artists like David Gilmour, Suzane Vega and Dave Matthews playing what I guess was old Taylor 712/714 ce models. I went nuts! I own a 714ce for more than 17 years now and I’m still in love with her!

Taylor's are just too bright for me, but I'm old and have the sound of Martin's seared into my soul. Like your channel.

Mike Dawes started his acoustic exploration on a Taylor 214 and even recorded his most well known piece Boogie Shred on it, a teenage rock song in DADGAD when he was 17. Taylor's are truly special in seeing the very wide range of artists and genres they cover! I tried a Taylor 816ce Builders Edition once and would love to have one with it's unique body voicing, especially for open tunings

You are so right on. I’ve been playing for over 40 years. I have a Taylor 810CE and I would not trade it for anything. I also had a Breedlove Classic 12 but had to sell it when I fell on some bad times. It was also a guitar that I loved to play. Maybe some day I’ll find that 12 string again and add it back to my collection. I enjoyed listening to your comments as they really struck a passionate nerve. I still play everyday and never can get enough. You’re doing great things! Keep it up man!

I first became aware of Taylor when I played The Last of Us Part 2, and the aged sunburst 314ce in that game just looks amazing. The necks on Taylor guitars are such an easy transition for electric guitar players and I love the clarity of Taylors. I would love to own any Grand Auditorium or Grand Pacific models one day from Taylor, but I'm also content at the moment with my Yamaha FG800.

Cool video thanks. I lost all my guitars in a break-in and was gifted a 414ma new in 2000. My son’s the best. I’ve played for 50 plus yrs and never had anything closer to the perfect guitar than this. Bold and articulate are the best description. Play on brother and thanks again.

I got my 114ce in college in 2008, basically any money from my summer job that didn't go to rent went to that guitar. If I'm playing acoustic that's still the one that I grab I still perform with it, everything. The fact that it's not all solid wood is finally starting to catch up with it The tone just doesn't get better with age with a laminate back and sides but it's still a great guitar and it plays amazing. Dream would probably be a grand Pacific builders edition something.

They play like butter. They're almost impossible to make a mistake with chords. ( for me at least) the design is flawless. Right now I play a Seagull S6 ( 2002 ) i want a 214ce and now a 314ce. Subscribed.

I have a 316ce that has been my main gig guitar for over 10 years now. It sounds great both plugged in and unplugged and I love the way it plays, so I’m not really looking for anything else.

Watched this vid while drinking my morning coffee, grabbed my 816ce Builder’s, and jammed. Buying the 816 was a big bump dollar-wise compared to my ‘98 410ce, but it has been worth every penny. Everyone who plays it says the same thing, “That’s the best action I’ve ever felt on an acoustic.” Love your energy and enthusiasm!

In 2017 I bought a brand new Taylor Gs Mini Koa. I was shocked by how easy it was to play and how loud it was for being a smaller scale guitar. That guitar is my #1. I recommend GS Mini for every guitar player. It’s 100% a must have and you will pick up the guitar more because of it.

I've wanted a Taylor guitar since hearing Antonio Forcione play one in the 90s. The things that guy can do with a guitar are amazing and his Taylor sounded wonderful.

I am in love with my GSMini Mahogany. Such great sustain and that signature Taylor Sweetness, all in a 7/8 scale that just makes everything a bit more playable. It doesn’t take an expensive guitar to win you over, although I have had them. I always come back to my GSMini. It was love at first strum. Thank you Sweetwater for being an incredible place to buy music gear online and linking me forever with a guitar I just can’t quit playing.

I picked up a 214CE in a gorgeous sunburst finish a couple of years ago. I don't play acoustic as much as electric, but every time I play it, it puts a smile on my face. I also have an Ibanez acoustic, which is a fine instrument, but the Taylor just has that extra presence, bright voice, and sustain that makes it amazing.

I have the GS mini and I would love to own the 814ce some day, still to this day my favorite acoustic guitar out there.

I’m not nearly as accomplished a player as you, but I truly enjoy the Taylor sound, playability, good looks, and excellent build. I currently have a 2016 Taylor 818e. My first was a 315e, have had 3 others but always wanted the 800 series large body. There is a certain feeling I get when a full G chord just rings out and fades slowly. A big Taylor fan

I have a 314ce Grand Auditorium and its amazing. I have 20 other guitars, including a Martin...but lately I always grab the Taylor and it always just sounds and plays so beautifully. Taylors are amazing guitars

I’m an owner of a fender newporter California series, and I have to say that is also an incredibly great sounding guitar

I’ve had a Taylor 714ce for about 15 years and love it. It’s got a solid cedar top which makes it resonate differently, good for finger style, though I mostly use a pick. Plays like butter. They went for 3k but I got it for 2k used. It’s the only acoustic I’ve kept. Records great too! It’s got the original Fish,an electronics with a multi band eq and a mic inside the guitar that you blend with the piezo. So it sounds fairly natural recorded direct. Now I want to go play it!

Daniel Day-Lewis is my favorite artist who plays a tailor (in the movie called “The Phantom Thread”).

While it's all very subjective, I have owned and played a Martin 000-18 made in 1940 since I bought it in 1977. I have played many Taylors and for my ear, nothing comes close to my Martin.

I’ve got a 214E SB and here’s my take: I love the fact that their pickups are designed from the ground up by them and sound is incredible and everything is adjustable. Great video by the way!

didn't even know for sure that I had a 214ce until about 5 minutes ago, but I remember first playing it and liking the sound over some of the more expensive Taylors. It's super bright, and the neck feels more maneuverable compared to other acoustics I've played.

Great video! My goto is Takamine. I have an f360 six string and an f400s 12 string. I've had the 6 string since 1974 and took it around the world, twice, when I was in the Navy. I love my guitars and would never part with them, but I played a Taylor and just fell in love with the sound and playability. I love your passion. Keep playing and learning.

When I graduated high school, I took all my my graduation money and every penny I had ever earned to that point and bought an 814ce. That was 20 years ago now and it is still the only acoustic guitar I own. There is just something magic about Taylor guitars. I tried Martin’s and Gibson before I pulled the trigger on the 814, but they just didn’t get me what I wanted. I wanted that Taylor sound. Congrats on the 314.

I have 3 Taylor’s. I absolutely love them. They feel and sound amazing. The Only Exception was made to be played on this guitar I feel like lol. I have a 214e-SB DLX. 414ce. And a gs mini.

Taylor makes nice modern guitars. Martin, Bourgeois, Collings, Santa Cruz, Huss & Dalton make great vintage guitars.

Switchfoot/Jon Foreman got me hooked on Taylor’s. My first real acoustic was a fender acoustic my parents bought me it was nice but I still had my eyes on a Taylor, fast forward a few years later and I got a Taylor 214ce Koa, I LOVE IT. The GA size is so comfortable and they sound so good and beautiful guitars too. Some of my favorite artists like Mayer and Clapton play martins so I may have to get an OM model one day lol

I'm a guitar collector and can only say that for a Factory Made guitar the Taylor's are right among the best in that category. The tone is always great, the necks are wonderful, so very playable, the materials and quality control top grade. I once owned a 614 and regret selling it, I now own a T5z and can only recommend them, take some getting used to all the tonal nuances but worth the effort. The Baby Taylors are just wonderful.

I come from a family of Taylor players, and when I was 13 my dad took me to a Taylor road show. I was fascinated learning about tonewood selection and how their unique bracings/tech made the guitars sound so distinct. For awhile in college I tried out a Spruce Martin 000, as I was focused on more traditional folk and blues playing, but these days I almost exclusively play the Mahogany GS mini my pops gave me when I was a teenager. It's incredibly versatile, the wood balances out its naturally bright Taylor sound, and it has extraordinary range and sustain for its size. My college roommate told me it plays like it has songs living inside it, and I 100% agree. Such a special little guitar.

My favorite acoustic guitar brand is actually Alvarez. They're cheap, sound great, and was the first acoustic I ever played. Since it was made in 1993, it has a beautifully distinct, old, but bright tone that isn't matched by any other brand I've heard.

I stay in Uganda East Africa ware there is no guitar shop that sells Tailor guitars but the love for the Tailor signature sound couldn't live me rested until when I bought myself a Tailor Academy 12e and shiped from the USA and it sounds so good and extremely confertable to play. In fact It's sound inspired my pastor to buy a 214ce which sounds amaizing too and I enjoy making music with them in church and my 12e on gigs. My dream acoustic is also from the Tailor line coz they are so fun to play and sound incredible.

I’m a Martin guy, but Taylors and fender acoustics are so fun to play!!!

I rented a 214ce-k delux for a wedding I was playing at and that guitar was a total joy to play. Sparkly warm sound couldn't wait to come out of it. I wanted one immediately.

I love Taylors for voice-guitar songs, but i've found that for songs that have a lot of layers, like 2+ electric guitars and maybe an acoustic, Martins are more balanced overall and can be easier to fit in the mix.

Loved this video! RU-vid doesn’t do it justice tho, definitely recommend getting your hands on one to play in person if you haven’t

My Taylor is actually my electric guitar! I got a t5z because it looked really versatile to me as a music producer and it's just such a fun little thing for me to pick up. Connected to one of the new digital modelers the sounds I'm trying to achieve are nearly endless

My go to Taylor is also my dream Taylor - 714e. I used to own the 814ce, but I much prefer the 714e with the ES2 pickup.

love taylor acoustics! they are absolutly the best! pro tip:keep elixr on the taylor. that's like 80% of that taylor sound!

I recently just got this exact guitar, 2022 314ce. It's glorious! Got a good deal on it used, needed to be cleaned up as it was played heavily but I'm so happy with it. I don't even play my electric guitars anymore. I just pick up this Taylor every day for hours. I'm in love. ❤

I dig the plastic Martins

The GS mini is my fav. Taylor makes outstanding instruments with layered back and sides as well as solid wood.

I feel like they’re not known for their acoustic playing, but Coheed and Cambria has some beautiful acoustic work throughout their discography. A lot of it is done in Taylors!

I don't know any Taylor artists, but I love how Taylors play and how they sit in the mix. I haven't owned one yet but I will some day. I went to summer NAMM in 2019 and the Taylor booth was a huge highlight. Every guitar played and sounded beautifully. The T5Z was a revelation.

I have a Taylor Gt11e and absolutely love it. It sounds incredible live when i plug in and has an amazing sound acoustically as well. Its a small guitar that is incredibly comfortable with a neck similar to an electric in size and action. Best guitar purchase I'll probably ever make. That taylor sound is incredible

I just picked up my first Taylor, a 214CE and I love it. I’ve had a Takamine EF360 for years.

I’m a Martin guy but a quality Taylor is good too. Taylor is plug and go for the most part. Also, as an amateur luthier, I learned that Taylor’s are bolt on necks. That isn’t necessarily bad but I just prefer the dovetail Martin joint. You are definitely sounding good though man. Ultimately, the sound comes through the fingers of the musician. Love the channel!!

I’m planning on getting the Taylor 814ce in the sunburst in the future 💪🏼🔥

There really is something magical about Taylors. I have a GS Mini Bass, and even that has the Taylor sound/feel

My dream guitar is a 2007 Taylor 814CE, and I got one 15 years ago. It’s the finest material thing that I own. have never tired of playing it or wished I had a different 6-string. It makes me sound better than I am. I’m very fortunate.

Hard disagree with this take. IN MY OPINION, Martin’s are superior. Again, just my opinion but having played both, you get more tonal variety out of a Martin. Taylor guitars are perfect for Sunday service 😊

Mike I'm with you brother! My Taylor is a 1998 K20c, I sent it back to El Cajon to get the Expression 2 installed....I play it every day!

the biggest reason I gravitated towards my taylor at a young age was playability --- which is what I thought you were going to get into with this vid. the bright tone and resonance is definitely iconic but if I had to guess I would say the quality out-of-the-box setups on even lower end models is why so many people fall in love with taylors

Travis Meeks of Days of the New plays Taylors. He's got some of the best acoustic rock riffs I've heard.

Taylor 614ce is what I got. The best guitar I have ever played! I have absolutely no desire to get a different acoustic guitar, it does everything I want.

Great video and good playing . I have two Taylor’s myself, both maple, but very different. My first is a 614ce which was where I could afford to jump in to the Taylor line. I had other acoustics before and I always had to do a lot of EQ’ing and acoustic pedals to get a descent sound. The 614ce only needed reverb. The second is my favorite guitar, it is a Taylor 412 from 1996. It did not have a cutaway and it did not have pickups, so I installed the L.R. Baggs pro Anthem, which made that guitar come alive. It was so good; I put one in my original 614ce. I paired these guitars with the Fender acoustic 100 and they sound so good. I keep the 614ce in standard tuning and the 412 in DADGAD and it is the perfect performance combo. Speaking of performance, my favorite two Taylor players are Tommy Shaw of Styx and Steven Curtis Chapman, who is an amazing singer songwriter. Check out Steven’s Taylor show performance of Lord of the Dance when Bob Taylor designed a special guitar just for Steven. It is excellent. Keep up the good work. ❤

I'm a bass player who has a Taylor GS Mini koa bass that has an amazing tone. I also have a Martin B1 acoustic bass that I really like. Taylor and Martin are my two favorite guitars with completely different sounds. I have a Taylor GS Mini mahogany guitar. I would love to have an American made Taylor someday but I'm old, retired, and not good enough on guitar to justify the money. My son in law plays both Martin and Taylor and both are great in his hands. Love your channel and what you do.

That 300 series is what captured my love for the Taylor. I currently have a Koa - GS mini which has been with me to any gig I’ve played. My favorite artist who plays a Taylor - Steven Curtis Chapman!

You should do more acoustic content!!!! You’re a great player on electric and acoustic.

I absolutely love the 314ce, I was very close in sealing the deal for one but I held off for the 352 ce(12 string model) and I cannot put it down. I appreciate the playability and tone that comes from it size, it's just an amazing guitar hands down.

I’m a professional musician, but a relatively new guitar player. Started on a Yamaha and when I felt ready I bought a used Taylor 314CE and thought that was is for me. I loved the sound and feel of that guitar. But then I played a Martin D18 and couldn’t put it down. Ended up trading the 314 for it. I still have a soft spot for Taylors, but I have an emotional reaction every time I pick up the Martin. The sound just speaks to me. I also really can’t afford to have two great acoustics and only ever playing one of them, so it made sense to do the trade.

My oldest girl is a 410ce. What a powerful workhorse. Reliable, precise and versatile.

To my ear Taylors are really harsh and also because I play pretty hard, I enjoy the Martin sound a little better because I find them more controllable. But for fingerstyle and innovation in general, Taylor has been doing some amazing work lately. The 214ce is indeed one amazing guitar!

I have a Taylor Fall Limited GA that is Cocobolo back and sides with a Koa wedge on the back and Koa Binding and Sitka Spruce top. I bought it years ago before kids. It is amazing and is more guitar than I will ever need or buy again. Now I pretty much play electric and I have a bunch of them and love modding them to make them customized for me. Like right now I am playing a Dakota Red 40th Anniversary Squier Tele that I just recently bought on Proaudiostar because they have wicked good deals. Anyways, I had a Seymour Duncan Five-Two neck pickup, and a Seymour Duncan Hot Rail Bridge pickup that I put in it with a push pull to split the hot rail, upgraded the nut and string tree to the Graphtec Tusq and upgraded the electronics. I absolutely love it.

My favorite guitar is the Taylor GS Mini. It is a little smaller and easier for my small hands to finger. It isn't a performance guitar, IMO, but it is the one I pick up when I just want to lean back in my recliner and play around. The sound is just amazing and it is so easy to play. I have the mahogany but would really love to try the Koa. To be honest, I don't know that I could do a more expensive Taylor justice. There is a point where it really isn't the violin but the violinist.

Phillip Phillips was the main artist who got me into Taylor’s seemed to be all he played outside of this midnight Gibson acoustic but the Taylor’s he played always sounded like magic

I personally play a Guild M-20. If you haven't tried an all mahogany OM size guitar you've gotta check one out, the clarity and mids are amazing. Thanks for all the fun content you're making!

Very nice work Mike! I have both a Martin OM-28 and a Taylor 724 and love them both. Very differnt sounds and I can't seem to pick a favorite child... all depends on my mood and what I'm going to be playing. Keep it up!

I bought an 814ce in the summer an absolutely love it. Having been primarily an electric player for years and years I started to gain more interest in reaching out in other directions. I figured buying a Taylor would give me no excuses and encourage playing more acoustically. It worked and I play acoustic about 50% of the time now and find it's improving my electric playing too. Maybe it's improved finger strength.

Truly enjoy your videos. I'm very partial to Ovation guitars. My favorite is the 1981 1116 Classical, but have older 1869 Custom Legend and Glen Campbell models. I have smaller hands so the lower action has always suited my style. As for resonance, the unique deep/middle/shallow bowl backs project amazing sustain and power. Keep making your illuminating and insightful videos. Kudos.

I own a 2021 714 CEV class and unlike my previous tailors I am never letting this one go... It's truly in a class of its own for playability and sound

I’m 69 and I mostly play electric guitars on gigs, but I started playing acoustic guitar two Sundays per month last year. I’d never owned a new acoustic and I wasn’t pleased with my old Yamaha acoustic. The local music shop sells Martins, Gibsons and Taylors. I liked some of each. When I played a 114ce, I was ready to buy it. Then I played a 214ce and I was going to buy it. Same with the 314ce, then the 414ce. As the numbers increased, it seemed that each guitar was a little “better” than the one before it. Finally I stopped at the 414ce. It’s a hit with me so far.

Every Taylor wishes it was a Martin

Any Taylor 12 fret makes me happy. I go to Taylor events when they come to try out guitars.

I tried out a bunch of guitars and settled on the 114e which sounded best to me that day. The funny thing is that very few of the artists I like prominently use Taylors, to my knowledge… but that’s okay, i’m gonna do my own thing.

In 2015 i bought a new 214ce Deluxe from 2014 and I knew I was going to buy this guitar at the first strum! Last year I bought a brand new 714ce and this thing is a beast! Will want a Martin one day for the Martin sound but I will definitely keep those Taylor's all my life.

I know a lot of people who love Taylor guitars... That said, my personal go-to is my Breedlove Discovery Dread MP SB. I'd played many acoustic guitars before but, I went to Guitar Center one day looking for something "better" than I'd had before. I tried out a bunch of guitars (brands I won't mention because I'll probably get blasted lol) but, this one caught me by surprise. I loved the sound, and the matte neck finish. And, the sound gets better with age... Thanks, and keep up the good work, my man!

I bought a Taylor Acadamy 12e recently and really fell in love with it. It has such great resonance.

In 2000, I bought a 414 CE for $2000 Cdn. It was before the days of the “Expression System” (has a Fishman). It has played literally 100’s of small bar/coffee house shows, weddings, private parties etc. I’ve dropped it, it’s got plenty of wear, but in terms of its lifespan, I’d say it’s easily got another 20-30 years! I would never part with it!

Woahh!!! Haven't thought you'd be talking about my Taylor model specifically 🥲🫣 A proud Taylor 214ce owner since more than a year 🥹 I just did it's servicing a few days back under 1 year warranty from the store for free and it's sounding just like a brand-new Taylor again 🙃 I started dreaming for a Taylor guitar since more than a decade seeing some of my favourite RU-vidrs playing it and i instantly fell in love with that sound without much technical knowledge those days.. I never thought I'd be buying one with proper knowledge any soon 😅 I bought it while borrowing a lumpsum amount of money from my cousin sister and a few bucks from my own brother coz i was in need as my really old Ibanez guitar had some real buzzing and permanent damages to the frets due to unprofessional repairing done at some of our local stores 😔 So, i got it and did an opening for one of our top Indie bands in Delhi with my local band & it was worth it since then! Taylor is Taylor.. no doubt 🫡 And the reason i started playing guitar back in 2010 mid summer was due to some spark i got from Taylor Swift's song Mine which i learnt so easily as a four chords song apt for a beginner like me those days.. So obviously, one of my favourite Taylor player artists and generally favourite and inspiration is miss T Swift mainly but i do follow all other genres 😁🤘🏻 Happy to see more Taylor fans! 💛🌟✌🏻

I feel exactly the same way about My Taylor guitar(s). I blew Thru acoustics also by trading, selling and buying different brands. Finally I realized that for myself that “Taylor” sound was magic to my ears and I have two very beautiful Taylor Guitars. I sometimes try to explain why I feel so passionate about that “Taylor Sound”… You my Brother absolutely held a Master Class in this video to capture that passion. All the Love in this world to you for that🤙.

I just picked up my dream Taylor 2 days ago! 414ce. Iv owned 7 other Taylors over the years. The 414 is mind blowing

I got my 314ce 16 years ago...I have 7 guitars and while I love the other 6, the Taylor is all I've really needed. Jon Foreman is my favorite Taylor player.

Phil Wickham plays a 414CE that sounds absolutely amazing. Big and ultra warm sounds.

I had a Taylor 314ce for years that I enjoyed but traded in for the more rich and robust sound of the Taylor 814ce with Honduran Mahogany back and sides. Love the sound…. Makes me want to play more often! Taylor’s are great guitars and definitely have their own sweet and bright voice.

I had a American made Martin. I Loved it wore out the frets. Had it refreted but it wasn't the same. Sold it brought a 314cek ltd, it is the best sounding and playing acoustic I've ever had the privilege to play. Absolutely love it

I own my Taylor dream guitar. It's a 2011 Baritone 8! I love the sound; I can strum it as hard as possible, and it never bottoms out.

My favorite Taylor guitar player is Prince…He played a custom 612 CE and there was footage of him playing a 214 model. And singer/songwriter Babyface. I want a Taylor 600 so bad.

I aspire for a Martin, that is what is top shelf for me. My personal favorite that I own is a Guild. Full body mahogany and the sound is one of a kind to me. I love that thing and I believe Guild is often times an underestimated brand in the guitar community.

About a month ago out of the blue I decided to pick up my acoustic guitar which I had not done in years. The guitar is an Oscar Schmidt og6 that I bought new back in in the early 1990s. While this old guitar sounds amazing it has a low E string buzz on the 7th fret when it’s fretted from 4 to 6. This always bothered me. So I decided I want a new acoustic. I went and played Martins and Taylor’s. I ended up with the Taylor CE314VE- same as yours. I love this guitar. It sounds amazing. I restrung the Oscar Schmidt with the same strings as the Taylor so when I pick that up for a quick finger picking exercise, I’m on the same strings. Now since the guitar is also electric, I got an amp. Then I wanted a delay and reverb. So I went down the Strymon pedal path. I got the Timeline, Bigsky, and Compadre. I have found a completely new love for playing because of the Taylor and the sounds I can create.

The Taylor guitar sounds great! I got a classical guitar last year and will get an acoustic soon. This will be a top contender.

Bro, I stumbled on your channel surfing around watching guitar videos, I love your passion, keep killin it my man. Nothing has the resonance and sustain like a Taylor, sounds great 👍🏼!! PS. Id take any Taylor made but would love a solid body Taylor, maybe one day. while I cant afford most these guitars Ive had the privilege to play some, such as Gibsons, Martins, Yamaha's etc. To my ears nothing sounds as good as a Taylor, the only other really nice sounding guitar that I really like was a Solid Body Breedlove cant remember the model. But ye to answere your question, I'm not picky I'd take any Taylor I can get my hands on, best sounding guitars made period !! Great video

I fell in love with 2 specific Taylor guitars and it was when I started out learning guitar too. 2003-2008 era Jason Mraz with is NS72ce and his signature nylon string model. Absolutely beautiful guitars and I still would love to own one today.

So Tim McIlrath from Rise Against is the player that got me into Taylor guitars and I’ve owned a few throughout the years. I started with a BT1 acoustic, went to a GS Mini, and then got a 214ce. I love Taylor’s for their warmth. Recently I was starting to get intrigued by PRS guitars and I bought one of their newer SE acoustics. The PRS SE A20E blacktop all-mahogany model and while I still enjoy the Taylor sound, the PRS has become my go to guitar.

ROFLMMFAO..Most don't...Any 1200 dollar Yamaha eats Taylor's and shits Gibsons..fact...better sound.....playability..and craftsmanship

The White Buffalo. My favorite music representing a Taylor guitar. I own the 324ce and 214ce. you're right about the 300 series.