Taylor Gold Label 714e Electro Acoustic in Blacktop

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£2,729.00

This is a New Taylor Gold Label 714e Electro Acoustic in Blacktop from Taylor, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Taylor Gold Label 714e Blacktop is a stunning, stage-ready electro acoustic that pairs bold, vintage-inspired aesthetics with a rich, open acoustic voice. With its gloss black top, cream appointments and premium tonewood recipe of Indian rosewood and torrefied Sitka spruce, it delivers deep, resonant lows, warm, singing trebles and complex overtones, all with Taylor’s famously effortless playability. Built around Taylor’s Super Auditorium body shape and a fanned V-Class bracing design, this 714e offers a slightly larger, more powerful take on the classic Grand Auditorium feel. The result is a guitar that feels familiar under the arm yet responds with extra depth and projection, ideal for players who want one instrument to cover intimate fingerstyle, dynamic strumming and everything in between. Plugged in, the LR Baggs Element VTC system captures that character with clarity and warmth, making this a true workhorse for studio and stage. The torrefied Sitka spruce top has been carefully roasted to subtly darken its appearance and give it a played-in responsiveness from day one. Notes bloom quickly, chords feel three-dimensional and the guitar reacts beautifully to a light touch, while still holding together when you dig in. The long-tenon Action Control Neck and comfortable Standard Carve profile make it easy to dial in your preferred action via the soundhole, so you can keep the guitar playing exactly how you like it as your style evolves. Visually, the Gold Label 714e Blacktop stands apart. The firestripe pickguard, cream Crest inlays and modified headstock with script-style logo give it a refined, boutique look that nods to golden-age acoustics while remaining unmistakably Taylor. Premium details like the Honduran rosewood Curve Wing bridge, West African Crelicam ebony fretboard and Taylor nickel tuners complete a guitar that looks as special as it sounds. Super Auditorium Power and Comfort The Super Auditorium body is slightly longer with a wider lower bout than Taylor’s Grand Auditorium, giving you extra low-end depth and projection without sacrificing comfort. It feels familiar yet fuller, making it ideal if you want one guitar that can handle fingerstyle nuance, flatpicking clarity and big, open strums with ease. Torrefied Sitka Spruce Top with Fanned V-Class Bracing The torrefied Sitka spruce top, voiced with Taylor’s fanned V-Class bracing and tonal rout, delivers a deep, open sound with warm lows, smooth trebles and rich overtones. The roasting process adds a played-in responsiveness, so you get the feel and tone of a well-loved instrument straight out of the case, with improved sustain and intonation across the neck. Indian Rosewood Depth and Ebony Precision Solid Indian rosewood back and sides provide the classic combination of piano-like bass, clear mids and sparkling highs, perfect for modern players who need balance and complexity. Paired with a West African Crelicam ebony fretboard and Honduran rosewood bridge, every note feels articulate and controlled, whether you are recording intricate parts or leading a band on stage. Stage-Ready LR Baggs Element VTC Electronics Factory-fitted LR Baggs Element VTC electronics give you a natural, dynamic amplified sound that translates the guitar’s acoustic character with impressive accuracy. The discreet controls let you shape your tone quickly, making it easy to move from studio sessions to live performances without compromising on clarity, warmth or feedback resistance. Key Features Striking Blacktop with Cream Accents – The gloss black top, cream rosette, binding and Crest inlays create a bold, vintage-inspired look that stands out on any stage while remaining tastefully refined for studio and home use. Super Auditorium Body Shape – A slightly larger take on the Grand Auditorium, the Super Auditorium design offers enhanced low-end presence and projection while retaining a comfortable, versatile feel for a wide range of playing styles.…

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Taylor Guitars

Taylor Guitars is an American company founded in 1974 by Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug. Based in California, Taylor is recognised worldwide for its exceptional acoustic guitars, combining innovative craftsmanship with premium tonewoods and precise playability. From the popular GS Mini and Academy Series to the high-end Builder’s Edition models, Taylor instruments are known for their bright, balanced tone and modern design. Their guitars suit beginners, performers, and studio professionals alike, making Taylor one of the most respected and sought-after acoustic brands across the UK.

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