We marked the milestone of making our 500,000th GS Mini with a guitar signed by the employees who produce them.
The GS Mini’s playful personality has made it an ideal vehicle for graphic customization. Here’s a sampling of cool art-top designs from over the years, including some exciting new collaborative creations.
We revisit our Wood&Steel story from 2010, which introduced the GS Mini to the world. Bob Taylor shares the origin story of the guitar that has gone on to become the most prolific in Taylor history.
Our year-long guitar celebration will feature an assortment of commemorative models released throughout 2024. Here’s the first wave.
Taylor’s 50th anniversary is a testament to passion, perseverance and innovation — plus the power of a great partnership.
We asked some guitar lovers here at the Taylor factory which models they’d recommend. Here’s what they said.
How to find a guitar that fits a player’s style and musical needs.
Why a good guitar matters and what sets our guitars apart.
Here’s a closer look at the skillful handwork that goes into sculpting a beveled armrest for our custom guitars.
After extensive string testing with our friends at D’Addario, Taylor is transitioning to their XS coated strings
Ever wonder what goes into cutting spruce for guitar tops? We visited our friends at Pacific Rim Tonewoods to spotlight their operation and discuss spruce’s outlook for the future.
Andy Powers has a sweet new side hustle. It’s an electric guitar. And it’s not a Taylor.
Our iconic 814ce gets a Builder’s Edition upgrade — and showcases why woodworking craftsmanship is more important than ever.
A tobacco sunburst and firestripe pickguard add an artful vintage look to a trio of new walnut/spruce American Dream models
At Nashville’s storied Bluebird Cafe, songwriting is always the star of the show.
Ever wonder how a city’s tree population is managed? We talked to West Coast Arborists to find out.
