I never thought I would own a 900 series guitar. Too expensive and the several dozen I’ve played didn’t have a sound that justified the cost. The one thing the 900 series always had was excellent playability, even compared to the other Taylor series of guitars and other makers. It just felt natural and was a pleasure to play, but I could never find that right sound. Until two years ago. I’ve spent years demoing and owning many guitars, but the first time I played the 914 I now own…wow! I’ve even had people who are not Taylor fans remark that something special was happening with this guitar. I like a big and very present sound and the 914 delivers. And the action is unreal. Very low and it takes a very hard strum to get any string buzz. It might take a while to save up for this guitar but it is well worth it.
I bought a 914ce 1 year ago and oh my! What a tone! Sublime, the sustain is insane! Truly on another level, I can play it for hours! It’s addicting. try one! You’ll fall in LOVE! (I also received bought a gs mini koa plus which I love and sounds great 👍 nice and compact with great playability for a fraction of the price, but can’t compare to my full sounding 914ce) the gs mini great for the couch or camping, travel etc. My next guitar is a gt k21!
I have this one, pre V-bracing and I love it. I also have a 000 Merle Haggard Martin which cost 3000 less and it is sublime as well. So many guitars, so little time… and money.
I have Two 614 ce one a builders edition,814ce DLX v brace,816ce,K-24 ce,914ce, Baby Taylor,1980 Martin D-28 and Epiphone Dove .Love my Taylor guitars.My favorite are Taylors.
If you can't hear the differences between an 814ce and 914ce, use earphones. 914ce LTD guitars can come in different tone woods. I have an unsigned Chris McKee signature 914ce LTD with bearclaw Engelmann Spruce top and EI Rosewood back and sides with that fancy banjo (Cindy) inlay fretboard and....just love it and I canreallysing with it. Taylor did a 914ce LTD with sinker redwood top a few years ago. But I still like a Martin CEO-7 especially for singing. Thanks Paul and Quinton.
@@texhaines9957 perhaps my words were not clear. I apologize. I do like Taylor guitars. I own a Martin CEO 7. It is my favorite guitar of all of the guitars that I have played.
Lol euh isn't that normal, imagine you buy such a high end expensive guitar and you unluckily get a bad one? But a custom Taylor or Martin is crazy expensive, my fav brand would have it more affordable i think.
That is a beautiful looking and sounding guitar. Definitely out of my price range. A very nice video , you two work well together and Quinton plays very well. Thank you
Why couldn't they match the neck wood to the body @2:16 The body and headstock appear to be the same exotic hard woods, the neck a sharp contrasting wood to the body back and sides, appears to be Sapele or Mahagony. I know aesthetics are subjective, but I'm not a fan of this choice... I also feel you get diminishing returns in playablity and tone on Taylor guitars, their 100-300 series offer incredible quality for the money, but I don't feel like once you move past the 300 series you're paying for anything more than ornamentation and exotic materials that bear nominal impact given Taylor's construction techniques.
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I ordered 4 of a great luthier here not far to my place. 4 guitars in 27 years. Each one with its own flavor. I gave one to my son, keep 2 of them, and sold one. I still have 7 acoustic guitars each like a different wine (dont forget i'm french)... I also got a "one of a kind" Taylor made of exotic walnut. Headstock like old GS, bought because the orderer could'nt afford to pay the balance. Anyway i feel *this* 914ce sounds so great ! After the video í took and played my 414ce... and found she was great too 😊
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The Taylor 914ce is my dream guitar, as a fingerpicker. I could sell all my other guitars, and i own a lot, even my Gibson Hummingbird 2010 Custom shop, all acoustic and electrics, to get that guitar ! To my opinion, in your video, the 8 sound awfull regarding the 9. Anyway thanks for that demo. Three cheers from France.
I just don't find the 900 series aesthetically appealing unfortunately. I have a 414ce-r that's beautiful and I like the look of the new 700 koa series, but the 900s just don't do it for me
I hate it.I bought a 914CE a few years back and have been totally unimpressed.V class bracing on this small of a body robs most of the bass snap. I compared my 914CE to a Martin HD28 and there is no comparison. 100% selling it and going Martin.
Cool video! I own a 914 and for anyone who doesn't have or don't want to spend a arm and a leg for one the 414ce-r is a great alternative. ✌️
i bought one for 15 hundred in mint condition. during covid 19 lockdown the owner was moving out of country
@@646oleg 👀👍
I never thought I would own a 900 series guitar. Too expensive and the several dozen I’ve played didn’t have a sound that justified the cost. The one thing the 900 series always had was excellent playability, even compared to the other Taylor series of guitars and other makers. It just felt natural and was a pleasure to play, but I could never find that right sound. Until two years ago. I’ve spent years demoing and owning many guitars, but the first time I played the 914 I now own…wow! I’ve even had people who are not Taylor fans remark that something special was happening with this guitar. I like a big and very present sound and the 914 delivers. And the action is unreal. Very low and it takes a very hard strum to get any string buzz. It might take a while to save up for this guitar but it is well worth it.
I just got one built in 23 for $4,300! Clearance! This thing is a beauty!
I bought a 914ce 1 year ago and oh my! What a tone! Sublime, the sustain is insane! Truly on another level, I can play it for hours! It’s addicting. try one! You’ll fall in LOVE! (I also received bought a gs mini koa plus which I love and sounds great 👍 nice and compact with great playability for a fraction of the price, but can’t compare to my full sounding 914ce) the gs mini great for the couch or camping, travel etc. My next guitar is a gt k21!
my dream guitar
I have this one, pre V-bracing and I love it. I also have a 000 Merle Haggard Martin which cost 3000 less and it is sublime as well. So many guitars, so little time… and money.
Very crisp and sensitive, no muddiness in it , a real gem.
I have Two 614 ce one a builders edition,814ce DLX v brace,816ce,K-24 ce,914ce, Baby Taylor,1980 Martin D-28 and Epiphone Dove .Love my Taylor guitars.My favorite are Taylors.
Bozeman making you guys have super chill vibes ❤
If you can't hear the differences between an 814ce and 914ce, use earphones. 914ce LTD guitars can come in different tone woods. I have an unsigned Chris McKee signature 914ce LTD with bearclaw Engelmann Spruce top and EI Rosewood back and sides with that fancy banjo (Cindy) inlay fretboard and....just love it and I canreallysing with it. Taylor did a 914ce LTD with sinker redwood top a few years ago. But I still like a Martin CEO-7 especially for singing. Thanks Paul and Quinton.
I really like Taylor guitars, the CEO 7 is my favorite guitar.
@@Jeff-mn7cl the CEO-7 is a Martin Adirondack top Mahogany back & sides.
I have a D18GE with the same word and I am still considering a CEO 7.
@@texhaines9957 perhaps my words were not clear. I apologize. I do like Taylor guitars. I own a Martin CEO 7. It is my favorite guitar of all of the guitars that I have played.
@@Jeff-mn7cl yes I was confused. I also have a Martin (Music Villa Custom Shop) short scale 12-fret M-28 (0000 size).
Brazilian is a rosewood. This one is East Indian if I am not mistaken.
Lovely guitar.
Haven’t heard a bad 914ce they are very consistent and at that price point they really should !
Lol euh isn't that normal, imagine you buy such a high end expensive guitar and you unluckily get a bad one? But a custom Taylor or Martin is crazy expensive, my fav brand would have it more affordable i think.
@@bekeneel not the case with Martin. You have to play them to find the best one. I heard some OM-42s that sucked.
That is a beautiful looking and sounding guitar. Definitely out of my price range. A very nice video , you two work well together and Quinton plays very well.
Thank you
Yes same here! Can definitely admire from afar! I am more in the used/doubled/tripled used gs mini budget😂
Making another appeal for an American Dream mahogany-topped model in the Grand Auditorium body. Some us are waiting out here for that one.....
322 ?
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Geez, it's 80 degrees in Michigan. I think it's warmer in Alaska than Montana.
My all solid body ovangkol GPC by Martin omG…I skipped Gibson for it😢❤
Why couldn't they match the neck wood to the body @2:16 The body and headstock appear to be the same exotic hard woods, the neck a sharp contrasting wood to the body back and sides, appears to be Sapele or Mahagony. I know aesthetics are subjective, but I'm not a fan of this choice... I also feel you get diminishing returns in playablity and tone on Taylor guitars, their 100-300 series offer incredible quality for the money, but I don't feel like once you move past the 300 series you're paying for anything more than ornamentation and exotic materials that bear nominal impact given Taylor's construction techniques.
I ordered 4 of a great luthier here not far to my place. 4 guitars in 27 years. Each one with its own flavor. I gave one to my son, keep 2 of them, and sold one. I still have 7 acoustic guitars each like a different wine (dont forget i'm french)... I also got a "one of a kind" Taylor made of exotic walnut. Headstock like old GS, bought because the orderer could'nt afford to pay the balance. Anyway i feel *this* 914ce sounds so great !
After the video í took and played my 414ce... and found she was great too 😊
Sorry, i was aswering a comment wich have disappeared
The Taylor 914ce is my dream guitar, as a fingerpicker. I could sell all my other guitars, and i own a lot, even my Gibson Hummingbird 2010 Custom shop, all acoustic and electrics, to get that guitar ! To my opinion, in your video, the 8 sound awfull regarding the 9. Anyway thanks for that demo. Three cheers from France.
J'ai acheté la 914CE il y a 3 ans, juste un régal incroyable de rondeur, de précision et de jeu! Une tuerie...
You should do a comparison between the Taylor 914ce and the Martin D35!
I just don't find the 900 series aesthetically appealing unfortunately. I have a 414ce-r that's beautiful and I like the look of the new 700 koa series, but the 900s just don't do it for me
I hate it.I bought a 914CE a few years back and have been totally unimpressed.V class bracing on this small of a body robs most of the bass snap. I compared my 914CE to a Martin HD28 and there is no comparison. 100% selling it and going Martin.
Could have actually played something instead of strumming