Taylor 900 Series | Builder's Edition 912ce - Natural

The Builder's Edition 912ce sports all-solid tonewoods and an array of comfort-focused touches that make it one of Taylor's most refined Grand Concert models. Indian rosewood back and sides team with a Lutz spruce top to produce rich overtones and a stunning balance of low-end presence, chime-like trebles and a slight scoop in the midrange that leaves room for vocals. The compact body offers an intimate feel along with strong definition between notes, making this a great option for fingerstyle players. V-Class bracing inside elevates the response with more volume and sustain, while the chamfered edges, bevelled cutaway and armrest remove all barriers to a comfortable playing experience. Finally, the Silent Satin finish helps reduce noise from the player's movement.

• Loaded with comfort-focused design features
• Solid Indian rosewood/spruce for depth and sparkle
• V-Class bracing for greater volume, longer sustain
• Compact Grand Concert body with accommodating feel
• Ships with ES2 pickup and deluxe hardshell case

Grand Concert - A smaller-bodied guitar ideally suited for fingerstyle.

Indian Rosewood - The tonewood superstar. Popular, traditional, and versatile, Bob Taylor puts Indian rosewood amongst the greatest tonewoods ever.

Lutz Spruce - This natural hybrid of Sitka and White spruce also shares characteristics with Adirondack spruce, responding with power, richness and volume.

Expression System 2 - The Expression System 2 captures more of a guitar's dynamic properties using a breakthrough behind-the-saddle design.

Bevelled Cutaway - Taylor's bevelled cutaway design provides a more player-friendly feel for guitarists who utilise every inch of the fretboard. It features a compound design with a smoothened edge along the corner of the body between the end of the cutaway and the neck heel, providing a more comfortable feel for the fretting hand. 

V-Class Bracing - Taylor's patented V-Class bracing is a revolutionary new pattern - a new sonic engine - that marks a major shift away from traditional steel-string bracing patterns.