Trusted Shops: 4.84/5,00 (10085)
Taylor Guitars - 50 years of the highest quality standards
Since the company was founded in 1974, the name Taylor Guitars has stood for guitars of outstanding quality in terms of sound, workmanship and feel. 2024 marks Taylor Guitars' 50th anniversary and we are proud to offer you a wide selection of Taylor guitars and accessories. All information about the Taylor Guitars company can be found in our series and model overview.
Series overview
Taylor 100
Anzahl 0
Taylor 200
Anzahl 0
Taylor 300
Anzahl 0
Taylor 400
Anzahl 0
Taylor 500
Anzahl 0
Taylor 600
Anzahl 0
Taylor 700
Anzahl 0
Taylor 800
Anzahl 0
Taylor 900
Anzahl 0
More series
Browse now
All articles by Taylor
Taylor
Premium acoustic guitars at the highest level
Taylor Guitars stands for top-class acoustic guitars . High-quality materials and the best workmanship ensure the legendary Taylor sound, which also inspires stars like Taylor Swift , Prince and Jason Mraz and is just as at home on every stage in the world as it is in your own living room. We have over 50 Taylor models ready to play in our Taylor flagship stores at any time in our branches in Walldorf and Frankfurt. In our Taylor premium western guitar section you will also find a selection of the highest quality Taylor western guitars.
Try? Visit our Taylor Flagship Store in Walldorf and Frankfurt!
The Story of Taylor Guitars
Bob Taylor has been fascinated by guitars since his youth, and at the age of 16 he built his first dreadnought guitar. At the age of 18, Bob Taylor began working at American Dream, a music store. When the company owner decided to sell the company in 1974, Bob Taylor, Kurt Listug and Steve Schemmer bought it, laying the foundation for what would later become Taylor Guitars in Lemon Grove, California. Initially the company was renamed Westland Music Company, but a shorter name was needed due to the size of the instrument headstock logo. It was therefore decided to call the company Taylor , especially since Bob Taylor was the actual guitar maker. Listug took over financial and managerial matters, while Taylor was responsible for design and production. In 1976, the company decided to expand and make its guitars available to other retailers.
Bob Taylor focused on building acoustic guitars, combining high-quality materials and fine woods with precision craftsmanship. The new Taylor Guitars brand was soon recognized as a manufacturer of instruments with exceptionally good sound and playing characteristics. Added to this is the use of innovative manufacturing techniques and special design features, such as the patented Taylor neck. Special pickup systems made the products very popular with hobby musicians and professional artists, especially for live performance. In 1983 Steve Schemmer left the company.
Today, Taylor Guitars is one of the leading guitar manufacturers with over 900 employees. The instruments are sold internationally in almost 70 countries, including through an in-house logistics center in the Netherlands.