Taylor just kicked off saving season with an impressive $100 off its most popular acoustic guitar models in this epic early Black Friday sale
Now's your chance to score sizeable discounts across the 100, 200, and Studio range of Taylor acoustic guitars this Black Friday
Few things are quite as rewarding as finding the right acoustic guitar, especially when it's an instrument you can see yourself playing for years to come. Fortunately, Taylor is making that prospect a little more appealing this holiday season, with $100 off selected models across some of its most popular ranges.
Running from November 1st through to December 31st, the Season of Savings promotion is available at participating retailers including Guitar Center and Sweetwater.
The promotion covers guitars from the 100, 200, 200 Plus, and 200 Deluxe Series, with savings of $100 in the US and between $130 and $160 CAD in Canada, depending on the model. That makes this a particularly appealing opportunity for anyone considering their first Taylor, as well as established players looking for a dependable acoustic without stretching their budget quite so far.
Taylor has also included several Studio models in the promotion, particularly the 314ce Studio, the 12-string 354ce Studio, and the 414ce Studio. These instruments offer a slightly different take on the traditional Taylor formula, combining carefully considered appointments with the brand’s established approach to smooth playability and bright, articulate tone.
For those considering a bigger investment, an additional $100 off makes these models even more worthy of your attention.
Below are three guitars I recommend taking a closer look at:
The 314ce Studio is an excellent option for players who want a performance-ready acoustic-electric without over-the-top embellishments. Its torrefied spruce top, ES2 electronics and rolled fingerboard edges make for a thoughtfully appointed instrument, while the satin-finished neck offers a particularly comfortable playing experience. With $100 off and a choice of Natural or Tobacco Shaded Edge Burst finishes, it is a fantastic deal this holiday season.
A quality acoustic doesn't need to require a significant financial commitment, and the 114ce is a great example. With $100 off, this accessible Taylor becomes an even more attractive option for fledgling players. Its comfortable Grand Auditorium body, slender neck, and ES2 electronics make it a versatile companion for practice or even live performance if you make it that far.
For those who appreciate Koa's visual appeal, the 224ce-K Deluxe is particularly tempting. Its beautiful solid Koa top, shaded edgeburst finish, and multi-ring rosette give it an eye-catching aesthetic, while the chambered body and Grand Auditorium design make it a comfortable and beautiful-sounding guitar. A $100 saving makes this an excellent opportunity to add something rather special to your collection.
One thing I love about Taylor's current promotion is that it caters to a broad range of players. The 100 Series, in particular, is somewhere I would happily point an adult beginner looking to invest in an instrument that will remain rewarding as their playing develops.
The 114ce is a good example. Its torrefied solid spruce top, ES2 electronics and slender Taylor neck make it one of the most inviting and encouraging acoustics a beginner can play. Rather than feeling like an instrument you will need to replace after a year or two, it offers plenty of scope to grow into.
For more experienced players, the Studio models and higher-specification 200 Series instruments present an equally compelling proposition. The 224ce-K Deluxe has plenty of visual swagger, while the 414ce Studio offers a more understated approach to a premium acoustic.
Gone are the accoutrements you'd find on the Standard 414ce, such as body binding and intricate inlays, but the playability and soul of its more elaborately appointed sibling remain very much intact.
In fact, the latter is a guitar I have a particular soft spot for. I have repeatedly borrowed my bandmate's Tobacco Shaded Edge Burst 414ce Studio, and I have seriously considered adding it to my own collection. With $100 off, that decision becomes a little easier to justify.
Ultimately, a good guitar is an investment in the time you spend playing or performing. Whether you're taking your first steps with a quality beginner acoustic guitar, adding another tonal option to your collection, or searching for a workhorse for regular gigging, Taylor's Season of Savings offers some brilliant opportunities.
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Ross has been a music lover and guitar player since the age of 8. He has spent the five years since graduating from university working in music retail, selling guitars, amps and more. Ross is particularly interested in electric guitars, pedals and amplifiers and his current rig includes a trusty 2009 American Standard Stratocaster and Vox AC30S1 with a few Walrus Audio and Way Huge pedals in between. He currently writes for Guitar Player and Guitar World.


