Taylor Guitars at Irvine Art & Music
Since 2001, Irvine Art & Music has been part of the Orange County music community, helping musicians of all ages discover their passion for music.
We are proud to bring Taylor Guitars to our local community, combining Taylor’s renowned craftsmanship, innovative design, and rich acoustic sound with the personalized service of a family-owned music store.
Whether you’re discovering your first Taylor guitar or searching for your next professional instrument, our team is here to help you find the right fit for your playing style, musical goals, and budget.
At Irvine Art & Music, we offer more than just instruments. With personalized guidance, music lessons, and a welcoming local store, we aim to make every step of your musical journey more enjoyable.
Discover Taylor Guitars at Irvine Art & Music — where great instruments meet a community that loves music.
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Comfortable Playability
Compare body sizes and neck feel to find a guitar that’s comfortable for you.
Distinctive Acoustic Voices
Explore how body shape and wood combinations influence each guitar’s sound.
Purposeful Guitar Engineering
Compare the bracing, neck designs, and electronics available across Taylor models.
Explore Taylor Series
Start with a familiar model or explore the range. Jump to a group below to compare your options.
Compact & Entry Models
Baby Taylor
A three-quarter-size acoustic for travel, younger players, or anyone who prefers a smaller guitar. Compare different top woods and models with or without electronics.
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Big Baby Taylor
A larger alternative to the Baby Taylor for players who want a more full-size feel. Explore the acoustic BBT and acoustic-electric BBTe.
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GS Mini
A compact acoustic with a shorter scale length for everyday playing and travel. The range includes different wood combinations, acoustic-electric models, and a smaller acoustic bass.
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Academy Series
Designed with developing players in mind, the Academy Series focuses on playing comfort. Compare steel-string and nylon-string models, with acoustic-electric options available.
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14ce & 24ce
Two entry models to compare when choosing a full-size Taylor acoustic-electric. Both use a Grand Auditorium body, with different top woods and individual specifications.
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100 Series
Solid spruce tops and layered backs and sides make the 100 Series a starting point for a full-size Taylor. Compare the 112ce, 114ce, and 117e for different body shapes and playing feel.
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200 Series
Explore solid-top guitars with different wood combinations, finishes, and appointments. Standard, Plus, and Deluxe models offer several ways to find a Taylor that fits your preferences and budget.
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300 Series
All-solid-wood construction with a choice of body shapes and features. Our selection includes Studio, Next Generation, and selected Builder’s Edition models, alongside 12-string options.
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400 Series
Explore Taylor’s rosewood-and-spruce models, including the 414ce Studio, 412ce-R, and Next Generation 414ce. Compare individual specifications to see how their construction and features differ.
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500 Series
Compare different wood combinations and generations of Taylor design. Our selection includes the 514ce Urban Red Ironbark and 514ce Legacy, each with its own construction and acoustic character.
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600 Series
Explore maple-bodied Taylor models, including the 614ce Builder’s Edition and larger-bodied 618e. Compare their body sizes, appointments, and comfort features.
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700 Series
The 724ce brings Hawaiian koa to Taylor’s Grand Auditorium shape. Explore its wood grain, construction, and features in the individual product specifications.
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800 Series
A flagship Taylor series with a range of construction details and comfort features. Compare our 814ce, Next Generation, Builder’s Edition, and Legacy models.
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Koa Series
Explore Taylor’s K-series instruments, including the K14ce Builder’s Edition. Compare its wood combination and comfort features with other koa guitars in our selection.
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Body shape affects how a guitar feels to hold and how it responds when you play. Compare compact and full-size options to help narrow your search.
GS Mini
A compact body with a shorter scale length. Consider it for travel or if you prefer a smaller instrument for everyday playing.
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Grand Concert
A smaller full-size body with a comfortable seated feel. A useful starting point for fingerstyle players and lighter strummers.
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Grand Auditorium
A versatile body shape for strumming, flatpicking, and fingerstyle. Consider it if you move between different playing techniques.
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Grand Pacific
A round-shoulder dreadnought shape with a warm acoustic voice. Compare it with the Grand Auditorium to hear how their responses differ.
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Dreadnought
A traditional full-size shape to consider for strumming and flatpicking. The Legacy 810e brings this familiar design to our Taylor selection.
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Grand Orchestra
A larger body for players looking for a broad acoustic sound and strong low-end response. Compare its size and feel with smaller Taylor shapes.
View Example GuitarImages show example models, not a scale comparison. Sound and playing feel also depend on the individual guitar’s woods, construction, and setup.
Find the Right Taylor for Your Playing Style
Explore Taylor acoustic and acoustic-electric guitars at Irvine Art & Music. From compact bodies for everyday practice to full-size designs for recording and performance, compare models, tonewoods and features to find a guitar that suits your sound.
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Taylor 112ce Acoustic-electric Guitar - Natural
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Taylor 114ce Grand Auditorium Acoustic-electric Guitar - Natural
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Taylor 114ce Special Edition Acoustic-electric Guitar - Dark Tobacco Shaded Edgeburst
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Taylor 117e Grand Pacific Acoustic-electric Guitar - Natural
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Taylor 14ce Grand Auditorium Acoustic-electric Guitar - Natural
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Taylor 150ce Acoustic-electric Bajo Quinto - Natural
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Taylor guitar should I consider as a beginner?
The Academy Series is a useful starting point because it was designed with developing players in mind. You might also compare the GS Mini if you prefer a smaller body. The right choice depends on your comfort, budget, and the sound you enjoy.
What’s the difference between a series and a body shape?
A series groups guitars by materials, construction, and appointments. Body shape describes the guitar’s physical design and size, which influence its feel and acoustic response. The same body shape can appear in several series.
How does the GS Mini compare with a full-size Taylor?
The GS Mini has a smaller body and shorter scale length than a typical full-size Taylor. It’s worth considering for travel or if you prefer a compact instrument. Compare both sizes to decide which feels and sounds better to you.
Which body shape should I choose?
Start with a body size that feels comfortable. Grand Concert is a smaller full-size option, while Grand Auditorium is a versatile shape for different playing techniques. Comparing guitars in person can help you hear how body shape, woods, and construction work together.
Do all Taylor guitars have pickups?
No. Taylor offers acoustic models without electronics and acoustic-electric models that can connect to an amplifier or PA system. Check the individual product specifications to confirm which electronics, if any, are included.
Do guitars in the same series have the same specifications?
Not always. Body shape, woods, electronics, finishes, and other features can vary by model and production year. Check the specifications of the particular guitar you’re considering, especially when comparing Studio, Legacy, Next Generation, or Builder’s Edition models.
Does the guitar come with a case or gig bag?
Check the individual product listing for the included case or gig bag, as the type varies by model. Contact our team if you’d like us to confirm what comes with a particular guitar.
Can I check availability before visiting your store?
Yes. Contact Irvine Art & Music with the model name so our team can confirm current availability before your trip. If you’re comparing several guitars, share your shortlist so we can help you plan your visit.
Visit Irvine Art & Music
Still comparing Taylor models? Contact our Irvine store with your shortlist. Our team can help you explore the differences and confirm availability before your visit.

