TAYLOR made the K 10 between 1998 and 2003

TAYLOR manufactured the K 12 between 1998 and 2003. This model has the wavy line koa (GA LTD) fingerboard inlays.

The Taylor K20 has a koa top, back, sides and neck (although other top woods have always been available as options). The original version of the K20 (discontinued in 1992) had pearl diamond inlays although current K20 models have the Taylor Island Vine inlays.

The Taylor K22 (Version I) was originally offered with Koa top,back sides and neck, tortoishell pickguard, 3-stripe bound body, abalone rosette, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl diamond inlays until 1992,

Then a second version of the K 22 (Version II) was made from 1998 to 2000. This had a mahogany neck and tortoishell body binding, 14/20-fret ebony fingerboard with 1995 Limited Edition pattern inlays and an ebony bridge.

The current Taylor K22 has koa or spruce top options and Island Vine fretboard inlay.

Production of the K 65 began in 1998 and ended in 1999

TAYLOR made the K 65CE between 2000 and 2003

TAYLOR introduced the K14CE in 1998, it was discontinued for a while around 2003 and then reintroduced again in 2011 until 2013. The fluctuating availability of these Koa models is linked to difficulties with the supply of Hawaiian Koa wood. The initial production run of the K14CE had Koa back & sides with Englemann spruce or western red cedar top and the Fishman Onboard Blender system. The 2011 model had Sitka spruce top as standard with Englemann spruce, western red cedar or Koa as optional top woods. The 2011 models had Island Vine fingerboard inlays as standard.

TAYLOR made the K20C between 1998 and 2000. The K20C was a dreadnought with a dramatically figured Hawaiian koa top, sides and back (this figured koa is now increasingly rare) decorated with tortoiseshell binding and cream-colored purfling,

Production of the Taylor K20ce began in 2001 and ended around 2012. It was like the Taylor K20c, an all Koa full sized dreadnought with single cutaway, but with a Fishman Blender system. (later models have the Taylor Expression system). There are have also been changes in the fingerboard inlays over the years.

The K 22CE was introduced around 2000. It is exactly like the K22 except has a single cutaway and electronics. The fingerboard inlays have changed over time - the 2013 has the Island Vine inlay. Originally the preamp was a Fishman onboard Blender system, the current model (2013) has Taylor's Expression System.