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The Redesigned Taylor Guitars 400 Series

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Features
- Spruce top and rosewood body
- Mahogany neck with Standard Carve profile
- Ebony fingerboard
- ES2 electronics
Specs
- Body type: Grand Auditorium Single Cutaway
- Top wood: Sitka Spruce
- Back & sides: East Indian Rosewood
- Bracing pattern: V-Class
- Body finish: Gloss
- Neck shape: Standard Carve
- Nut width: 1-3/4"
- Fingerboard: Genuine West African Ebony
- Neck wood: Neo-Tropical Mahogany
- Scale length: 25-1/2"
- Number of frets: 20
- Neck finish: Satin
- Pickup/preamp: Expression System 2 Professional Audio-Grade Behind-the-Saddle Transducer with Adjustable Sensors
- Preamp EQ: Volume, Active Bass and Treble
- Headstock overlay: Genuine West African Ebony
- Tuning machines: Taylor Nickel Tuners
- Bridge: Genuine West African Ebony
- Saddle & nut: Micarta/TUSQ
- Number of strings: 6-string
- Case: Taylor Deluxe Hardshell Case
- Orientation: Right-handed
- Country of origin: United States
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Wonderful Guitar that's worth the money (no, really)
submitted2 years ago
byMusic Fan
fromEast Coast
It can be tough to try and justify, quantify, defend, etc., whether higher end instruments are worth the higher price tag, but as an owner of a few 200 series Taylors over the years (which I've been nothing but happy with), picking up and playing a 414ce-R for the first time really was an eye opening experience...it's not a case of "better" to me as much as "more." More sustain, more low end, more clarity...5 minutes of playing, and it's simply clear what all solid wood gets you. The 400 series was refreshed in early 2023, and are the true entry point into your standard 'made in the US' all solid spruce top/solid indian rosewood back and sides lines, and don't disappoint. Like on all Taylors I've ever played, the 414's playability is 10/10. It has a bright, booming tone, with a bigger sounding low end than you might expect from a Grand Auditorium body. It's got a ton of sustain and played effortlessly with low action right off the wall. And of course the burst finish is spectacular and striking...I also have to say the mahogany neck and its satin finish feel even slightly more comfortable to me as well than my 200s. I simply want to pick this up and play it all the time... I can't recommend any more highly. Just an awesome guitar I love playing live, or just noodling at home.
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submitted7 months ago
asked byjohn
fromca
is there an R at the end of the model number indicating rosewood
No, there isn't.