The model that put Taylor firmly on the map!

Since that time, Taylor has introduced numerous innovations into their production methods, from the NT (New Technology) neck joint to V-class bracing. This early 714 Brazilian has none of those features. No matter what camp you're in--new or old Taylor--you'll find a lot to love in the tone and responsiveness of this guitar. It's much fuller and has far more harmonic complexity than one would expect. Is it the age? The Brazilian? Or is it just that Taylor made a lighter guitar back then? We'll let you be the judge. It does make us wonder if Taylor may have room in their future lineup for a "Traditional" build series.

The condition is very good with only a couple of small dings in the top. Setup is excellent (another plus for their old neck joint) and fret wear is minimal. Equipped with a LR Baggs under saddle pickup with Gold strap jack.