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2020 Price List 2020 US PRICE LIST & SPECIFICATIONS Effective January 6, 2020 | taylorguitars.com Brennley Brown Contents Models by Series / Pricing 4 Custom Program 8 Dimensions by Shape 9 Standard Model Options 10 Specifications 11 Most Taylor acoustic models are organized by series, featuring the numerical 100 through 900 Series, A Guide to Taylor along with our Baby, GS Mini, Academy, Koa (K) and Presentation (PS) Series. Here’s how our model numbering system works: Acoustic Model Numbers The first digit (or letter) identifies the series (e.g., 800 Series). Each series is distinguished by the type of back and side woods and other material/aesthetic appointments used, such as inlays and binding. The second digit designates two things: first, whether the guitar is a 6-string or a 12-string, and second, whether the top features a softwood like spruce or cedar or a hardwood like mahogany or koa. 6-string Models: • If the middle digit is 1, it has a softwood top (e.g., 514ce) • If the middle digit is 2, it has a hardwood top (e.g., 524ce) 12-string Models: 814ce • If the middle digit is 5, it has a softwood top (e.g., 352ce) • If the middle digit is 6, it has a hardwood top (e.g., 362ce) Taylor nylon-string models are integrated into various series and are designated by the letter “N” at the end of the model name. For example, a nylon-string Grand Concert with a cutaway and electronics within the 500 Series is a 512ce-N. The third digit identifies the body shape according to this numbering system: Other Model Name Indicators 0 = Dreadnought (e.g., 210ce) Some Taylor models include additional letters. 2 = Grand Concert (e.g., 712ce) This can identify several things: 4 = Grand Auditorium (e.g., 414ce) 6 = Grand Symphony (e.g., 816ce) Nylon-string models (e.g., 812ce-N) 7 = Grand Pacific (e.g., 517e) 8 = Grand Orchestra (e.g., 618e) Alternative back/side woods within a series (e.g., 414ce-R = rosewood; 214ce-K = koa) “e” indicates a model with onboard electronics Color treatments (e.g., 214ce-SB = Sunburst; “c” indicates a model with a cutaway in the body 517 WHB = Wild Honey Burst; 214ce-BLK = Black) 3 Model Description Price PS12ce Grand Concert, Sinker Redwood Top $9,999 Presentation PS12ce 12-Fret Grand Concert, Sinker Redwood Top $9,999 ® PS14ce Grand Auditorium, Sinker Redwood Top $9,999 Series PS14ce Grand Auditorium, Adirondack Spruce Top $9,999 Back/Sides: Master-Grade Blackwood Without Electronics -$200 Top: Sinker Redwood Adirondack Spruce Bracing: V-Class ® Model Description Price K22ce Grand Concert $4,999 Koa Series K22ce 12-Fret Grand Concert $4,999 Back/Sides: Hawaiian Koa Builder's Edition K14ce Grand Auditorium, Torrefied Sitka Spruce Top $4,999 Top: Hawaiian Koa Builder's Edition K24ce Grand Auditorium $5,299 K24ce Grand Auditorium $4,999 Torrefied Sitka Spruce K26ce Grand Symphony $4,999 Bracing: V-Class Without Electronics -$200 ® Model Description Price 912ce Grand Concert $4,999 900 Series 912ce 12-Fret Grand Concert $4,999 Back/Sides: Indian Rosewood Builder's Edition 912ce Grand Concert, Lutz Spruce Top $5,299 Top: Sitka Spruce Builder's Edition 912ce WHB Grand Concert, Lutz Spruce Top, Wild Honey Burst $5,299 914ce Grand Auditorium $4,999 Lutz Spruce Bracing: V-Class Without Electronics -$200 ® Model Description Price 812ce DLX Grand Concert $3,999 800 Deluxe Series 812ce 12-Fret DLX Grand Concert $3,999 Back/Sides: Indian Rosewood 814ce DLX Grand Auditorium $3,999 Top: Sitka Spruce Without Electronics -$200 Bracing: V-Class ® Model Description Price 812ce Grand Concert $3,499 800 Series 812ce 12-Fret Grand Concert $3,499 Back/Sides: Indian Rosewood 812ce-N Grand Concert, Nylon-String $3,499 Top: Sitka Spruce 814ce Grand Auditorium $3,499 814ce-N Grand Auditorium, Nylon-String, Nylon Bracing $3,499 Lutz Spruce Builder's Edition 816ce Grand Symphony, Lutz Spruce Top $3,999 Bracing: V-Class 818e Grand Orchestra $3,499 Nylon Bracing Without Electronics -$200 4 ® Model Description Price 700 Series 712ce Grand Concert $2,999 712e 12-Fret Grand Concert $2,999 Back/Sides: Indian Rosewood 712ce 12-Fret Grand Concert $2,999 Top: Lutz Spruce 714ce Grand Auditorium $2,999 714ce-N Grand Auditorium, Nylon-String $2,999 Torrefied Sitka Spruce Builder's Edition 717e Grand Pacific, Torrefied Sitka Spruce Top $3,099 Bracing: V-Class Builder's Edition 717e WHB Grand Pacific, Torrefied Sitka Spruce Top, Wild Honey Burst $3,199 Nylon Bracing Without Electronics -$200 ® Model Description Price 612ce Grand Concert $3,499 600 Series 612ce 12-Fret Grand Concert $3,499 Back/Sides: Figured Big Leaf Maple Builder's Edition 652ce Grand Concert, 12-Fret, 12-String $4,199 Top: Torrefied Sitka Spruce Builder's Edition 652ce WHB Grand Concert, 12-Fret, 12-String, Wild Honey Burst $4,199 Builder's Edition 614ce Grand Auditorium $3,999 Sitka Spruce Builder's Edition 614ce WHB Grand Auditorium, Wild Honey Burst $3,999 Bracing: V-Class 618e Grand Orchestra, Antique Blonde Finish $3,499 Without Electronics -$200 ® Model Description Price 512ce Grand Concert, Western Red Cedar Top $2,799 500 Series 512ce 12-Fret Grand Concert, Western Red Cedar Top $2,799 Back/Sides: Neo-Tropical Mahogany 522ce Grand Concert, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,999 Top: Neo-Tropical Mahogany 522e 12-Fret Grand Concert, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,999 522ce 12-Fret Grand Concert, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,999 Western Red Cedar 562ce Grand Concert, 12-String, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,999 Torrefied Sitka Spruce 514ce Grand Auditorium, Western Red Cedar Top $2,799 Bracing: V-Class 524ce Grand Auditorium, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,999 Builder's Edition 517e Grand Pacific, Torrefied Sitka Spruce Top $2,899 Builder's Edition 517e WHB Grand Pacific, Torrefied Sitka Spruce Top, Wild Honey Burst $2,999 Without Electronics -$200 ® Model Description Price 412ce Grand Concert $2,399 400 Series 412ce-R Grand Concert, Indian Rosewood Back & Sides $2,599 Back/Sides: Ovangkol 414ce Grand Auditorium $2,399 Indian Rosewood 414ce-R Grand Auditorium, Indian Rosewood Back & Sides $2,599 Top: Sitka Spruce Without Electronics -$200 Bracing: V-Class 5 ® Model Description Price 312ce Grand Concert, Sapele Back & Sides $1,999 300 Series 312ce 12-Fret Grand Concert, Sapele Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $1,999 Back/Sides: Sapele 312ce-N Grand Concert, Nylon-String, Sapele Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $1,999 Tasmanian Blackwood 322e Grand Concert, Blackwood Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,199 322ce Grand Concert, Blackwood Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,199 Urban Ash™ 322e 12-Fret Grand Concert, Blackwood Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,199 Top: Sitka Spruce 322ce 12-Fret Grand Concert, Blackwood Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,199 Neo-Tropical Mahogany 352ce Grand Concert, 12-Fret, 12-String, Sapele Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $1,999 Bracing: V-Class 362ce Grand Concert, 12-Fret, 12-String, Blackwood Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,199 314ce Grand Auditorium, Sapele Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $1,999 Nylon Builder's Edition 324ce Grand Auditorium, Urban Ash™ Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,999 324e Grand Auditorium, Blackwood Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,199 324ce Grand Auditorium, Blackwood Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,199 317e Grand Pacific, Sapele Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $1,999 327e Grand Pacific, Blackwood Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $2,199 Without Electronics -$200 ® Model Description Price 250ce-BLK DLX Dreadnought, 12-String, Layered Maple Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top, Black $1,599 200 Deluxe Series 214ce DLX Grand Auditorium, Layered Rosewood Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $1,399 Back/Sides: Layered Indian Rosewood 214ce-K DLX Grand Auditorium, Layered Hawaiian Koa Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $1,499 Layered Hawaiian Koa 214ce-BLK DLX Grand Auditorium, Layered Maple Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top, Black $1,499 214ce-RED DLX Grand Auditorium, Layered Maple Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top, Red $1,499 Top: Sitka Spruce 214ce-SB DLX Grand Auditorium, Layered Rosewood Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top, Sunburst $1,499 Hawaiian Koa 224ce-K DLX Grand Auditorium, Layered Hawaiian Koa Back & Sides, Koa Top $1,599 ® Model Description Price 210ce Plus Dreadnought $1,199 200 Plus Series 214ce Plus Grand Auditorium $1,199 Back/Sides: Layered Rosewood Top: Sitka Spruce ® Model Description Price 210ce Dreadnought, Layered Rosewood Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $899 200 Series 214ce Grand Auditorium, Layered Rosewood Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $899 Back/Sides: Layered Hawaiian Koa 214ce-N Grand Auditorium, Nylon, Layered Rosewood Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $999 Layered Rosewood 214ce-K Grand Auditorium, Layered Hawaiian Koa Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $999 Top: Sitka Spruce 254ce Grand Auditorium, 12-String, Layered Rosewood Back & Sides, Sitka Spruce Top $999 Model Description Price ® 110e Dreadnought $799 100 Series 150e Dreadnought, 12-String $899 Back/Sides: Layered Walnut 114e Grand Auditorium $799 Top: Sitka Spruce Model Description Price ® Academy 12 Grand Concert $499 Academy Series Academy 12e Grand Concert $649 Back/Sides: Layered Sapele Academy 12-N Grand Concert, Nylon-String, Lutz Spruce Top $549 Academy 12e-N Grand Concert, Nylon-String, Lutz Spruce Top $699 Top: Sitka Spruce Academy 10 Dreadnought $499 Lutz Spruce Academy 10e Dreadnought $649 6 ® Model Description Price GS Mini GS Mini Mahogany Scaled-down Grand Symphony, Layered Sapele Back & Sides, Neo-Tropical Mahogany Top $499 GS Mini-e Mahogany Scaled-down Grand Symphony, Layered Sapele Back & Sides,
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