Taylor 214CE NEW Grand Auditorium Acoustic Guitar - cutaway design with solid spruce top, ... more
laminated Indian rosewood back and sides, mahogany neck, ebony fretboard & Bridge, 20 frets, new ES-Element piezo pickup system, includes case. Colour: Natural
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The 200 Series redefines what a mid-priced guitar can be. A satin, solid Sitka spruce top ... more
meets gorgeous Indian rosewood laminate back and sides, delivering an experience of sight, sound and touch that's unmistakably Taylor.Versatility plays front and center on this rosewood laminate, between the Grand Auditorium body, cutaway and plug-in-and-play readiness of Taylor's ES-T pickup.Hard Case included.
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Advantages: Amazing voice, pure talent Disadvantages: always mostly singing about boys
Taylor Swift: Fearless
Now i tend to venture outside the old rock zone which i have comfortably settled in but i dont go out those zones often, i listen to the likes of Dixie Chicks and Vanessa Hudgens and Miley Cyrus and i have recently come across this woman...Taylor Swift. Did not think i would like her at all but my mom bought the cd and while she was playing i couldnt help but think...oh my god she has talent! I noticed though all her songs are mainly about boys and falling in love which doesnt really appeal to me if its everysingle song, yeah on this track its nearly everysingle song but they all seem unique to me...different.
Taylor Swift released her first devut single which was called Tim Mcgraw in 2006 and then a few months later in october sometime she released her self titled album. She was one of the biggest ...
Advantages: Practical, reliable, durable, likeable, comfortable, quite quick. Disadvantages: Head gasket problem is common with K-Series, avoid tatty ones, soggy suspension.
I owned a 1992 (J) 214 16v SLI for two years. It had 96,000 miles on the clock. I was very impressed with the comfort, driving position and manner. it had front e/windows and e/heated mirrors. It's engine was rather incredible having a rev-limiter @ 7,200rpm which was touched only twice in two years. Sadly the 214's have a head gasket problem which is very common with K-series. It wasn't bad on fuel, but not great it would average 300miles/tank (35MPG).
I think that these models were much better made than the new 400 hatchback, I had little or no rust on mine. It was easy to service and very practical. Interiors are tough, watch out for rust around the wheel arches. Overall it was a good car that did me for 2 years because I couldn't have anything large engined.
Considering it was 14 years old when I got rid of it in 2007 ...
Art007 16.11.2008 (21.10.2009)
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Advantages: Reliable and many great features as standard Disadvantages: Electrics often worn or inoperative
I'm a 19 year old lad and own a Rover 214 SLi 1994 (old shape) and I love it. It's the second Rover I've owned (had a 414 SLi previously). All my friends laughed when they saw what I had bought, after all they do look like the kind of car a middle aged man would drive, but they're great! For £190 I got a 1.4 Litre, twincam, 16 V Honda K-Series engined car with electric windows, electric sunroof, electric mirrors, power steering, central locking and a lumbar support driver's seat!
The insurance isn't too high either, due to the mid-range engine and the petrol efficiency is good. The car interior is of good quality, but admittedly in this day and age it does look quite dated. The seats are very comfortable and the drive is great - the higher range models have lumbar support on the driver's seat which is great if you have back ...
RoverLover 27.01.2007
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Rover 214 Si
The 214, with its solid-sapele body, Sitka spruce top, and ebony fretboard and bridge, makes the solid-wood Taylor experience more accessible than ever. Scalloped bracing delivers the Taylor steel-string tone, and black fiber binding, dot inlays, and wood fiber rosette contribute to a smart appearance, all protected by a hardshell case. A modestly priced, solid-wood guitar with tonal qualities and resonance approaching that of a premium acoustic guitar an incredible value. In the 200 Series, solid sapele adds depth to the sparkle of a Sitka top, filling in a full range of tonal possibilities. Our Grand Auditorium combines the width and depth of a Dreadnought with a narrower waist. Its sleek design yields a strong treble zing across the tonal spectrum and sharpens the definition of individual notes. The Grand Auditorium is a strong fingerpicking guitar that also adapts well to medium strumming. A durable varnish finish offers protection, good looks, and a smooth feel to the touch. Available in natural finish. Type/Shape: 6-String Grand Auditorium Back & Sides: Sapele Top: Sitka Spruce Soundhole Rosette: Wood Fiber Neck: Tropical American Mahogany Fretboard: Ebony Fretboard Inlay: Pearloid Dots Headstock Overlay: Ebony Binding: Black Plastic Bridge: Ebony Nut & Saddle: Tusq Tuning Machines: Enclosed, Die-Cast Chrome Plated Strings: Elixir® Light Gauge Strings with NANOWEB® Coating Scale Length: 25 1/2 Inches Truss Rod: Adjustable Neck Width at Nut: 1 11/16 Inches Number of Frets: 20 Bracing: Scalloped, X-Brace Finish: Varnish Cutaway: None Electronics: None Body Width: 16 Inches Body Depth: 4 5/8 Inches Body Length: 20 Inches Overall Length: 41 Inches Case: Taylor Hardshell
