Taylor 714ce (Tobacco Sunburst) Reviews

4.7/5.0 based on 4 customer reviews

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Ryan Murphy

I can't stop saying how good the Taylor 714ce sounds. In the studio it gives nice bright highs, a smooth mid range, and big round low end to create a perfectly balanced sounding acoustic guitar that really cuts through the mix. On stage, this guitar produces a phenomenal "live" sound that stops most people in their tracks. I've used my Taylor on stage for hundreds of shows and it's always given me a true acoustic tone.

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Customer Reviews

Russell Muller
from Mesa, AZ
December 11, 2006 Music Background:
Recording Engineer, Guitarist

My new standard

Very few guitars sound like a real acoustic guitar to me after playing this one. Most of them just sound like boxes with metal strings. This guitar has a beautiful, deep rich tone and plays like a dream. There's no going back once you play it.

Nick
from
September 24, 2011

Great, classy guitar

I have owned the cedar topped, non-cutaway version of this guitar for about 4 years now, and it still sounds great. The acoustic sound is warm, but still has some sparkle, and I think the neck is great. There is good separation between notes, and can ring out when pick strummed, or mellow out when fingered. A versatile, not to mention beautiful but not gaudy guitar. I have heard some guitars with a little more sound depth in this class of guitar though, but I still recommend this guitar if you are looking for something that can do everything pretty well.

Mark McDowell
from Orlando, FL
October 12, 2008 Music Background:
Pro Musician

Best acoustic I've ever owned

When I play an acousic guitar, I love it or hate it withing seconds. You just know. This one was love at first chord. It just feels right in my hands, I'm not fighting to play it, the sound rings out full, bright, deep, and everything in between, well balanced. More important, it's holding up. I've had mine for 8 years now, and though years of traveling and playing have rendered many scratches, cracks and dents in the top (no Willie Nelson holes yet!) but it still sounds as good when it was new. That says something.

Anonymous
February 1, 2005

Taylor 714 ce

Always wanted the Martin D-35 from a child to now, as a grampa, then I played the Taylor 714ce. When alone playing it, I really don't like to admit it but tears flow as easy as it is to play, it plays and sounds the best I've ever heard and played, I thank you Taylor for my new guitar, and overtime to pay for it.