Thursday, January 30, 2025
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Taylor Gold Label 814e Koa


Taylor Guitars introduces the new Taylor Gold Label 814e Koa. Welcome to our in-depth review of the Taylor Gold Label 814e Koa, a stunning acoustic guitar that blends exceptional craftsmanship with premium tonewoods. In this video, we’ll take you through all the key features that make this model a standout addition to Taylor’s Gold Label lineup.

Key Features:
???? Body Shape: Super Auditorium with Fanned V-Class Bracing for enhanced resonance and sustain
???? Tonewoods: Sitka Spruce top paired with gorgeous Hawaiian Koa back and sides for a balanced, dynamic tone
✨ Aesthetic Touches: Custom Single-Ring Rosette, Gloss Finish, and Grained Ivoroid Binding
???? Neck & Fretboard: Neo-tropical Mahogany neck with West African Crelicam Ebony fretboard, adorned with Mother-of-Pearl Continental inlays
⚙️ Hardware: Gotoh 510 Antique Chrome tuners with Crelicam Ebony buttons for precise tuning stability
???? Bridge: Honduran Rosewood for added tonal richness

This guitar is as much a visual masterpiece as it is a sonic powerhouse, perfect for discerning players and collectors. Housed in a British Cocoa Bronco Taylor Deluxe Hard Shell Case, it’s ready to be the centerpiece of your collection.

Join us as we explore the playability, sound, and design of the Gold Label 814e Koa. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive guitar reviews!

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32 thoughts on “Taylor Gold Label 814e Koa

  • I really think that Taylor should have offered the same neck shape from the Grand Pacific Builders Edition line that would have been the chef's kiss.

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  • Beatiful guitar, and kudos to Andy Powers on his work. I think Taylor as a company got a little “over their skis” when they scrapped X bracing on the standard line. This guitar it seems is where Andy is going (along with grand pacific); I believe it would be best to keep standard bracing and the tone improvements on their regular line (thin finish, proteins glues etc) and use models like this new one to let Andy move his vision forward. But hey, I’m just a guy on the internet ???? Taylor is a great company and I do appreciate their innovation!

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  • I am overwhelmed by so many guitars being made. There must be a plethora of guitar players today. The prices are increasing! Who is spending $4,000 – $8,000 on guitars. I struggled to justify purchasing a CEO 7 and an 0 18.

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  • couldn't give me one! Taylor Guitars are POS since Andy Powers took over! V bracing SUCKS!!!!!..they might chase the tone.. but V bracing makes the tone thin and tinny!!!

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  • I don’t care for the mahogany bridge. It might even be rosewood I’m not sure but I’m not crazy about it. I like ebony bridges.

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  • Question – How would you compare the "Super Auditorium" size & shape to the old GS (Grand Symphony)? The discussions make me think the two are very similar (and I loved the GS!).

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  • This guitar may say "Taylor" on the headstock but it has Andy's DNA all over it.
    Andy did the impossible and got Baxter to play an acoustic!

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  • This is a dream come true, the koa, also know as monkey pod makes this guitar sing like Dolly Parton! Mine is coming next week…… ????????

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  • Fantastic tone, this might be the best jumbo from Taylor I ever heard.

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  • This is the ONLY demo that makes this guitar sound great!
    Okay, not the only, there's a UK glasses fella that also plays well.
    All the rest were just meh.

    You REALLY know how to bring out the full tone of an acoustic, mate!
    Hats off to you!

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  • baxter made it sound amazing here in drop D, every other video it sounds thin and compressed. interesting. i feel like this guitar is misplaced and taylor has lost its identity. a new headstock, a new logo and the complete removal of bob from the label leaves a bad taste in my mouth. the new body shape using an existing model nomenclature of a x14 makes no sense. it’s confusing to all the customers. a koa “gold label” should be a k14 “gold label” as the 800: have always been rosewood back/sides. with such a departure from what is taylor, it would have been better served as another line with andy’s name – like the powers electric. the inlay on the pick guard and the fact there is a pick guard on a high end “taylor” also is a departure from bob’s design language. it feels like taylor is trying to capture a new audience and has completely lost touch with the passionate fans who helped them turn successful. the direction taylor has taken over the last 8 years has really saddened me, i won’t be supporting them with my wallet anytime soon.

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  • I didn't initially like the tone in Taylors own launch video, I thought it sounded compressed. However, Baxter is making it sound pretty great here, I must admit!

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