Bob Taylor continues to work in the ebony forests of Cameroon, where Taylor Guitars and Crelicam are replanting trees and learning how we can better protect and support these essential natural resources and the ecosystems that rely on them.

Learn more about the Ebony Project and Taylor’s commitment to sustainable harvesting and resource management at our website. TaylorGuitars.com

The Finishing Process | Taylor Guitars A beautifully shot video that shows Taylor's advanced finishing procedures. Read More

Bob Taylor’s World Forestry Tour | Guatemala The Taylor Guitars founder reports from his stop at the Izabal Agro Forestry Project in Guatemala on his 25-day tour of tonewood forests. Read More

Jon Foreman | The Academy Sessions | Taylor Guitars The Switchfoot guitarist and songwriter talks about starting to play guitar, writing songs, the central role of music in life, and the Taylor Academy Series. Read More

The Ebony Project | Preview | Taylor Guitars A look inside Taylor’s harvesting and re-planting of ebony trees in Africa, with Bob Taylor describing the process and the people involved. Read More

What is V-Class Bracing? | Taylor Guitars Andy Powers and Bob Taylor talk about the concept and creation of Taylor’s new guitar bracing. Read More

Taylor Artists on V-Class Bracing Watch Zac Brown and other Taylor artists react as they discover the power of V-Class for the first time. Read More

Andy Powers on V-Class Bracing Taylor Guitars designer Andy Powers discusses the company’s new top bracing system. Read More

Bob Taylor’s World Forestry Tour | Fiji The Taylor Guitars founder reports from his stop in Fiji, with a performance by singer-songwriter Knox Fiji. Read More

Taylor Academy Series | Durable Taylor’s master guitar designer Andy Powers talks about designing the new Academy Series guitars to be durable and easy to care for. Read More

Cutaway vs. Non-Cutaway Guitars | Taylor Guitars Taylor Guitars Product Specialist Marc Seal talks acoustic guitar cutaways, describing their purpose and how they affect the feel of the guitar. Read More