The Taylor Difference
Learn about the unique features that set Taylor Guitars apart.
Taylor 351 Picks in attractive White Pearl celluloid.Made in USA.
Taylor 351 Picks in attractive White Pearl celluloid.Made in USA.
Taylor DarkTone® Series 351 picks in a special Blue Swirl Thermex® material designed to enrich the warmth of your guitar's tone. Made in USA.
Taylor 351 Picks in attractive Abalone celluloid. Made in USA.
Taylor 351 Guitar Picks, .17 mm gauge in attractive Abalone celluloid.Made in USA.
Taylor 351 Picks in attractive Abalone celluloid.Made in USA.
Taylor DarkTone Series 351 picks in a special Abalone Thermex material designed to enrich the warmth of your guitar's tone. Made in USA.
Taylor DarkTone® Series 351 picks in a special Abalone Thermex® material designed to enrich the warmth of your guitar's tone. Made in USA.
Taylor DarkTone Series 346 picks 1.5mm gauge in a special Tortoise Shell Thermex material designedto maximize the warmth of your guitar's tone. Mad...
View full detailsTaylor DarkTone Series 351 picks 1.5mm gauge in a special Tortoise Shell Thermex material designedto maximize the warmth of your guitar's tone. Mad...
View full detailsTaylor DarkTone Series 651 picks in a special Tortoise Shell Thermex material designedto maximize the warmth of your guitar's tone. Made in USA.
Taylor 351 Picks in attractive Tortoise Shell celluloid. Made in USA.
Taylor 351 Picks in attractive Tortoise Shell celluloid. Made in USA.
This stylish companion to Taylor's standard model offers players an elevated alternative that pairs the familiar punchy tone and player-friendly fe...
View full detailsTaylor Academy 22e Walnut Grand Concert Acoustic-Electric Guitar - Natural The Taylor Academy 22e is designed specifically for new players and off...
View full detailsTaylor 214ce-N Grand Auditorium Spruce/Walnut Acoustic-Electric Guitar - Natural Perfect for players seeking a classical sound in an instrument wi...
View full detailsIf you're looking for a compact acoustic guitar with a big voice and a stunning visual appeal to match, look no further than the GS Mini-e Koa Plus...
View full detailsThis alluring all-koa version of the GS Mini pairs a solid koa top with layered koa back and sides, serving up an inspiring blend of looks, feel an...
View full detailsThe Taylor Academy Series is an affordable line of the signature craftsmanship the brand is known for. The A12e is a compact Grand Concert body wit...
View full detailsOne of the biggest reasons why new guitar players give up is the lack of a quality instrument. High action, bad intonation or cruddy sound will qui...
View full details**Due to Taylor Guitars supply chain disruptions, the tuner finish and strap pins may vary from images or description below.** The Taylor 224ce De...
View full detailsTaylor 214ce Grand Auditorium Spruce/Walnut Acoustic-Electric Guitar - Natural With its highly versatile sound and comfortable feel, the 214ce is ...
View full detailsSince 1929, Alamo Music Center has been a trusted destination for musicians of every level offering expert guidance, curated instruments, and a genuine love for making music part of everyday life for everyone. From our Texas roots to musicians nationwide, we’re proud to be a preferred online vendor for Taylor Guitars, and to be recognized as one of the Top Five Independent Music Dealers in the country.
We are proud to offer an extensive selection of Taylor Guitars, from standard models to in-house custom designed.
Fill out the form, call, or text 210-224-1010 to get mor information on all things from Taylor Guitars, here at Alamo Music Center.
CALL TEXTIf you’re seeking out quality tone and playability, you reach for a Taylor guitar. Since its beginnings, the company that started with acoustics has since branched out into electric models and advanced pickup technology.
Taylor Guitars started as a guitar-making shop in El Cajon, California, going by the name American Dream. Bob Taylor came on board in 1972, and within a couple of years, the business was sold to Taylor, Steve Schemmer, and Kurt Listug, who re-named it Westland Music Company. Beyond a name change, the three co-owners opted to craft their own style of guitars. After a few years, the name of Westland Music Company was shortened to Taylor Guitars. As business progressed, Listug focused more on expansion, while Taylor became the brains behind its innovation. Specifically, by the 1980s, Taylor sought to blend classic craftsmanship with current manufacturing practices to streamline guitar production. Beyond this big-picture objective, multiple advances have placed Taylor guitars above the competition:
The patented Taylor Neck adds more support to the fretboard to mitigate humidity-related warping. Each guitar features a single piece of wood supporting the ebony fretboard up to the 19 th fret; on a traditional guitar, this degree of support extends up to the 14th fret, increasing the risk the neck will bend and break off toward the top. The T5 acoustic-electric hybrid guitar blended these two designs to stand out in a solid-body market. A hollow-body guitar, the T5 provides players with a greater degree of versatility through Taylor’s proprietary pickup, tone control, and compatibility with electric and acoustic amplifiers. The Expression System® pickup emerged in 2004. This all-magnetic pickup for acoustic guitars projects sound like a microphone, preserving the guitar’s natural warmth and offering volume, bass and treble controls.
Whether you prefer a Taylor acoustic or hollow body or want to experience its tone for yourself, Alamo Music Center is one of the nation’s top Taylor Guitar dealers. Explore our vast selection to see what works for your skill level and sound, and we’ll help you out with multiple financing and layaway options, including 12- to 48-month no-interest financing at times.
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