They only made eleven 912 ce L1s last year

[albertshaw]

Just thought I share it with you. I called Taylor. They only made 11 guitars like mine. This is so cool.

[pgagnon]

I wonder how many 914ce L1's were made. I've seen a few on this forum including mine.

[Boiler]

I've seen somewhere that 93 914CE-L1 models were made. Still pretty rare, lucky us, huh?

[Rejoice Music]

Cool....I have one of these beauties too.

[GTomcan]

I didn't know there were so few 912ce, I herd There was around 100 914ce ,
But get this, Talked to Mike Tobin the other day about dealer's they sent
915ce L1s to and he said 5 were made!!, then gave me the 5 dealers #s
None out there! , Late as usual.
I do know where 1 914ce L1 is (new)

[Play2PraiseHim]

Are the 912ce L1's revoiced?

[albertshaw]

I guess there were only 11 made because the 12 series are not as popular as the 14 series. Also, there were a choice of L1, L2, and regular so that probably diluted the count of each one. There might have been more choices such as summer strummers that I don't know about.

[JedimasterPaul]

You know, one of the things I saw on the Martin website was a list of which dealers got whatever particular special edition model you look at. Would be pretty cool if Taylor did something similar.

[elliot]

Originally Posted by pgagnon

I wonder how many 914ce L1's were made. I've seen a few on this forum including mine.

i have a 1994 912c with the cindy inlay that i am thinking of selling. any interest?

elliot

[JimC]

Originally Posted by elliot

i have a 1994 912c with the cindy inlay that i am thinking of selling. any interest?

elliot

I have a 95 912c. While I don't play it as much anymore I can't bring myself to sell it. I did play it last night and am always amazed at how comfortable it is to hold and play....the tone after 9 years is just about as mello as you can get. To me, these old 900 series guitars are true classics if there can be such a thing with a Taylor......just curious, why are you thinking about selling?

I'm sure the newer 912s are nice too!!

[Marge]

From what my dealer told me, my 954ce-L2 is a one of a kind. Taylor built it (as requested by me) with the Cindy Inlay rather than the older 900 inlay the maple model was supposed to have. It's kind of cool to think I have the only one.

MAKE it a GREAT day!!!
Marge

[Stixx]

Originally Posted by elliot

i have a 1994 912c with the cindy inlay that i am thinking of selling. any interest?

elliot

That's cool , I have a 912 Cindy 1994, I just acquired this year, no dings no fret wear, its like it was never played but was , its open and faded darker and just wonderful,

By the way guys , I wonder how many 914ce L1's with a Florentine cutaway were made. LOL I just love exclusivity, but I wasn't so happy with having to trade my 614 AND a W14 to get it . That sucked but in the long run it was worth it , I would not swap my current 914 CindyFlo, for three anything Taylors. Hey when they did that one they got it right , heck even the ES works on it LOL

[JimC]

Stixx,

Just curious, you have your 94 912c as a ce??? Did you add electronics? Didn't put any holes in that pretty wood did ya??? Guitars without holes are getting hard to find!!!

[Taylorplayer]

Originally Posted by albertshaw

Just thought I share it with you. I called Taylor. They only made 11 guitars like mine. This is so cool.

That really is cool.... given that Taylor made 70,000 guitars last year.

There's another cool way to look at this:

Eleven of them represents just %1.5714..... of their total production! Your in the %1.5 club!

[tac5]

I have wondered how many 914c (no electronics) LTD L1's were made. Also my 914c LTD L2 has a florentune cutaway. I've never seen one anywhere. It's natural flamed maple and sitka. How many of those? Perhaps I should call. Who does one speak with?