Taylor 210ce Walnut / Solid Spruce

Taylor 210ce Walnut / Solid Spruce - Natural

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Taylor 210ce Walnut / Solid Spruce - Natural

The Taylor 210ce Walnut / Solid Spruce – Natural is a brilliant example of what Taylor do so well — taking a classic acoustic formula and refining it into something that feels modern, comfortable, and consistently musical.

At the heart of it is a solid torrefied spruce top, which gives this guitar a really special character. The torrefaction process essentially “ages” the wood, so straight out of the case you’re getting that mature, played-in warmth, combined with the power and clarity you’d expect from a spruce top. It’s lively, responsive, and only gets better the more you play it.

The dreadnought body shape brings plenty of presence to the table. You get that big, robust low end, strong projection, and full-bodied strumming response, making it ideal for players who like a bit of authority in their acoustic sound. But thanks to Taylor’s design approach, it never feels boomy or uncontrolled — everything stays balanced and articulate.

The addition of walnut back and sides adds a slightly different flavour to the usual dreadnought voice. It brings a nice clarity and focus to the midrange, keeping things tight and defined while still supporting that low-end warmth.

Playability is where this really shines. The slim Taylor neck profile makes it incredibly easy to get around the fretboard — whether you’re strumming, fingerpicking, or moving between styles. It’s one of those guitars that just feels comfortable straight away.

With the Venetian cutaway, you’ve got easy access to the upper frets, and the Expression System® 2 electronics mean it’s ready for the stage or studio whenever you are. Plugged in, it delivers a natural, dynamic amplified tone that reflects what the guitar is doing acoustically.

And with a sturdy padded gig bag included, it’s ready to travel as much as you are.

You’ll often find players in Musicmaker spending a bit longer than planned with one of these in hand — it’s hard to put down once it starts opening up.