Taylor 414CE Studio natural Electro Acoustic Guitar, Grand Auditorium

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The Taylor 414ce Studio Natural brings the classic sound of solid Indian rosewood and spruce into a streamlined, performance-focused Grand Auditorium guitar. Its solid torrefied Sitka spruce top delivers clear projection with added warmth and played-in sweetness, while solid Indian rosewood back and sides provide deep lows, pristine trebles and a rich, expansive overtone response. Taylor’s V-Class bracing adds volume, sustain and harmonic clarity, helping the guitar retain definition across fingerstyle passages, full chords and melodic lead work. A slender Taylor neck with a slightly narrower 1 11/16-inch nut makes the 414ce Studio exceptionally comfortable, particularly for electric guitarists and players who prefer a more compact fretting feel. Taylor Expression System 2 electronics provide dependable amplified performance for the stage, studio and rehearsal room. At A Glance Specification | Details | Brand | Taylor | Model | 414ce Studio | Series | Taylor 400 Series | Finish | Natural | Guitar Type | Steel-string electro-acoustic guitar | Body Shape | Grand Auditorium | Top Wood | Solid torrefied Sitka spruce | Back and Sides | Solid Indian rosewood | Bracing | Taylor V-Class bracing | Neck Wood | Neo-tropical mahogany | Fingerboard | West African Crelicam ebony | Electronics | Taylor Expression System 2 | Cutaway | Venetian | Scale Length | 25½ inches | Nut Width | 1 11/16 inches | Condition | Brand new | Main Appeal | Premium solid rosewood tone with comfortable Studio-series playability | Best For | Fingerstyle, strumming, recording, songwriting and live performance | Skill Level | Intermediate, advanced and professional players | What’s Included? Taylor 414ce Studio Natural electro-acoustic guitar Burgundy plush-lined tan Taylor structured gig bag Why Choose the Taylor 414ce Studio? Premium All-Solid-Wood Construction The Taylor 414ce Studio uses solid wood for its top, back and sides, giving it the resonance, dynamic response and