Win a Taylor 414CE worth £1,741!

Great acoustic guitars are indispensable songwriting tools, and Taylor Guitars has been uniting guitarists with their dream instruments since the company was founded in 1974. Taylor's 414ce is an electro-acoustic guitar so beautiful you'll probably end up showering it with expensive bottles of Chanel Guitar Cleaner and solid-silver capos for its birthday. It features Taylor's signature Grand Auditorium body outline, and pairs a Sitka spruce top with beautiful solid African ovangkol back and sides.

The Grand Auditorium sits between a dreadnought and a grand concert to give a sound that's big and bold enough for strumming yet responsive enough for fingerpicking. It's also perfectly suited to recording and live performance thanks to Taylor's bespoke electronics system. Other features include a tropical mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard, crisp white binding and Taylor's progressive dot inlays.

How to enter

For your chance to win this stunning guitar, head over to www.futurecomps.co.uk/tg234taylor and answer the question below correctly:

What is the name of Taylor's bespoke electronics system?
Expression System
Impression System
Compression System

Head to the competition page to enter!

PLEASE NOTE: Under 18s must obtain parental consent to enter this competition and be able to demonstrate this to Total Guitar's reasonable satisfaction. Future Publishing is the promoter of this competition. Taylor-Listug, Inc., dba Taylor Guitars is not responsible for the collection, submission or processing of entries, the administration of the competition or the selection of winners. Taylor Guitars® is a trademark of Taylor-Listug, Inc. All Rights reserved.

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