Detail 01
Grand Concert body
Taylor describes it as slightly smaller than its Grand Auditorium, with controlled overtones and an articulate voice.

Independent shopping perspective
Taylor’s right-handed K22ce pairs a compact Grand Concert body with solid figured Hawaiian koa throughout and V-Class bracing. Its smaller body shape is voiced with controlled overtones and an articulate, chiming top end, leaving room around other instruments in a recording or live mix. The ES2 system brings behind-the-saddle pickup sensors, a phase switch, and onboard volume, bass, and treble controls for plugged-in work. A Venetian cutaway opens access to the upper frets, and the Taylor Deluxe Hard Shell Case is included for transport.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Taylor describes it as slightly smaller than its Grand Auditorium, with controlled overtones and an articulate voice.
Detail 02
The all-koa construction is described with a midrange focus plus added top-end brightness and chime.
Detail 03
Taylor describes it as increasing volume and sustain while bringing notes into more consistent pitch alignment.
Detail 04
Provides behind-the-saddle sensors with onboard volume, active bass, active treble, and phase controls.
Detail 05
Provides access beyond the 20-fret neck.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It has Taylor Expression System 2 electronics with volume, active bass, active treble, and phase controls.
A Taylor Deluxe Hard Shell Case is listed.
It uses Taylor’s Grand Concert body, described as slightly smaller than the company’s Grand Auditorium.
Reference
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