Taylor 214ce-FM DLX Electro-acoustic Guitar, (Used)

The Taylor 214ce-FM DLX is an acoustic-electric guitar from Taylor’s 200 Deluxe Series, built in a Grand Auditorium body shape with a Venetian cutaway for upper-fret access. It features a solid Sitka spruce top paired with layered flamed maple back and sides, a construction that combines structural stability with a bright, focused tonal response. The neck is made from hard rock maple and joined to an African ebony fingerboard with 20 frets, using a 25.5-inch scale length and a nut width of approximately 1 11/16 inches, reflecting standard modern acoustic dimensions.

Electronics are provided by Taylor’s Expression System 2, which employs behind-the-saddle pickup elements and an onboard preamp to reproduce the guitar’s natural acoustic character when amplified. Controls for volume, bass, and treble are mounted on the upper bout, allowing direct adjustment without external equipment. Hardware includes sealed die-cast tuning machines for stable tuning, an ebony bridge, and a NuBone nut with a Micarta saddle, all selected for consistent performance and durability.

Visually, the instrument is finished in a high-gloss natural coating that highlights the figured flamed maple grain on the back and sides while preserving the traditional appearance of the spruce top. White binding outlines the body, and a single-ring rosette frames the soundhole, maintaining a clean, refined presentation. Supplied as part of the 200 Deluxe Series, the guitar is intended for both acoustic and amplified use, combining contemporary construction methods with classic tonewood pairing in a versatile performance instrument.