Full mahogany construction

With the 324ce’s all-mahogany construction, you can expect tone that's round and full with exceptional mid-range definition. Sweetwater guitarists find the 324ce has a slightly darker more vintage sound than a typical spruce top Taylor guitar. When strumming chords, it still delivers the signature treble punch that Taylors are known for, a quality that really helps the 324ce cut through dense live mixes.

Grand Auditorium body delivers presence and power

The Grand Auditorium body style is what first helped cement Taylor’s standing among the ranks of guitar-making royalty. It employs the width and depth of a dreadnought but with a narrower waist, which gives Grand Auditorium guitars a sleeker look, and added treble punch. Grand Auditorium body contours make your guitar incredibly comfortable to play both sitting down and standing up. Plus, the 324ce’s Grand Auditorium body style focuses and sharpens the definition of each note for incredible sound quality anytime, anywhere.

V-Class bracing: a sonic revelation

Bracing supports each and every acoustic guitar’s interior, and, though it's almost invisible, bracing shapes guitar acoustics in a big way! X-shape bracing was standard on acoustics for over a century, but Taylor’s revolutionary V-bracing is able to tease more volume and sustain out of a guitar’s sound chamber. V-bracing allows wooden acoustic tops to vibrate with more richness, projection, and sustain with more space inside the sound chamber for note maturation. And if that wasn’t enough, this groundbreaking innovation also improves intonation and adds more overtones — those subtle harmonic eccentricities that add sparkle to top-of-the-line acoustic guitars like the 324ce.