Taylor 210ce Rosewood Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural

I love this guitar, it has always been my dream to own a Taylor guitar but I never had the money for a Taylor guitar it sounds amazing.

Was debating on the 114e grand auditorium, 214ce cutaway and this 210e dreadnaught. All 3 have their benefits, really enjoyed playing the 114e grand auditorium but it did not have the deep lows I was looking for, but man the 114e is a beauty to play. Gonna have to breakdown and pick one up in the future! Lol, Anyways back to the dreadnaught, I picked up the 210e plus and played it side by side, found the 210e plus was not as full sounding tho it's $300 more, I'm thinking it has to do with the finish. It was heavier and I'm did not put out the sound this 210e did. This guitar is fun to play, more for strumming which I will mainly be using it for worship. Glad I was able to afford it and did not break the bank! The action is spot on, not so demanding on the finger tips 😉, sounds incredible plugged in or unplugged. Dreadnaught is a larger box a little less comfortable to play then the other boxes but the sound is incredible!

This guitar is light weight and comfortable to hold. The neck is smooth and cups nicely, the frets are filed perfectly, this guitar delivers sustain and rich tone. Absolutely no buzzing with a pick or not. I did not have it set up and it played perfectly right off the wall. It came with a sturdy bag and a Taylor booklet. I love this guitar.

really playable guitar i would highly recommend to anybody easy and fun to play great sound and tone not to much overtone high freq you usually expect from a rosewood guitar sitka top has bassy great mahogany like sound with little sparkle from the rosewood at the end very fun guitar one of the best ive played for under 1000 id say more playable than the 300 to 400 series sounds great can actually hear myself play with this guitar excellent choice for any player havent seen to many guitars out right now that would be a better buy than this for the price the only downside is it didnt have gloss on the top but if it did it probably wouldnt ring out as loud and wouldnt be able to play quit as good to get a full range in vocals

So I'll admit that I erred in buying a guitar I had never played, but with Taylor's reputation I thought it was a safe move. I could not have been more wrong. This has got to be the worst guitar of all time: 1) The materials are cheaper than cheap (it feels like a plastic guitar); 2) The electronics stopped working after 6 months; 3) The tuning pegs started falling apart on about the same schedule as the loss of the electronics; 4) Regardless of the strings used, the tone of this monstrosity is akin to a toy guitar. I've been playing 30+ years and this guitar is the biggest scam I have ever seen: slap the Taylor name on some pretend guitar and put it out there -- people'll buy it! Well I did, but never again. Get a Martin.

Great feel, great sound. Played several in the acoustics room but kept coming back to the 210ce. The feel was the thing. Can't explain it. You know you know. Chuck at Greensboro GC was great. Will definitely be going back.