Taylor’s nylon-string models are popular instruments with guitarists who are looking to combine classical guitar sound with steel-string feel and playability. In this video, Taylor sales manager Aaron Dablow and product specialist Daniel Fraire discuss the company’s 214ce-N, 314ce-N, and 814ce-N, all of which are based on Taylor’s Grand Auditorium body, have necks that are narrower than those of a classical guitar, and feature onboard electronics. Daniel also demonstrates each instrument played strummed and fingerstyle.

Also check out Peghead Nation’s demo of the 314ce-N!

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