Taylor 614ce V-Class Grand Auditorium Acoustic-Electric Guitar Brown Sugar

Taylor Guitars' 614ce V-Class Grand Auditorium acoustic-electric guitar features V-Class bracing, a torrefied Sitka spruce top, maple back and sides, and Taylor's ES2 electronics, the 614ce produces a bold yet balanced tone that accurately reflects your personal playing technique. The V-Class bracing boosts volume, sustain and note intonation, allowing chords to ring out in perfect harmony. The torrefied top provides warmth and depth, while the maple body delivers clarity and definition. Together, these premium tonewoods create an open, versatile sound with a wide dynamic range.

V-Class Bracing Revolutionizes the Acoustic Experience

Taylor's patented V-Class bracing is a breakthrough that improves volume, sustain and intonation. Notes sound purer, with minimal sonic interference, allowing the guitar's full tonal potential to shine through whether playing solo or in an ensemble. Chords bloom and decay evenly across the fretboard, with no choked or imbalanced tones. The 614ce offers an acoustic experience like no other.

Premium Tonewoods Produce a Bold Yet Balanced Tone

A torrefied Sitka spruce top provides the 614ce with warmth, richness and resonance. Maple back and sides deliver clarity and cut, allowing your personal playing technique to shape the overall tone. Together, these tonewoods create a versatile sound with crisp highs, punchy mids and robust lows that suits any genre or playing style.

Playability and Electronics for Practice or Performance

With a cutaway body and slim neck, the 614ce is comfortable and accessible. Taylor's ES2 electronics faithfully amplify the guitar's acoustic properties, conveying clarity, depth and dynamic range. Volume, bass and treble controls provide tone shaping, while the onboard tuner ensures precise intonation on stage or in the studio. Whether at home, on stage or recording, the 614ce delivers an inspiring playing experience. Get your 614ce V-Class Grand Auditorium acoustic-electric guitar from Guitar Center today.