Two very similar guitars, the Taylor 114ce and 14ce what is the difference? Chris takes a deep dive into discovering what exactly sets these two guitars apart. The 114ce is Taylor's established product featuring a full body design, Taylor's C-Class Bracing, ES-2 Electronics, premium Sitka or torrefied spruce top. The 14ce is Taylor's new addition to the line with an extremely attractive price tag for what you get. Both guitars come with gig bags, built-in electronics, 25.5" scale and built in Mexico. Being around $300 cheaper than the 114ce, see what Chris has to say about what Taylor has done to the 14ce while keeping the same quality Taylor is known for with a lower price!
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