How much does the Taylor GS Mini Cost?
Currently $999.00
The Taylor GS Mini - the Koa version - is one of the best selling midrange acoustic guitars in existence and one of the best-sounding options (in our estimations) within this price range. It's widely available and currently retails at $999.00 in most markets.
I know some people might disagree with this, but $1000 is not a lot for an acoustic guitar, especially for a Taylor. This is the price that the GS Mini typically hovers around. Now keep in mind, this is for the Koa version. Koa is a popular tonewood that gives you the darker color.
Read more: What's the deal with Koa tonewood?
There are primarily two additional GS Mini variables to consider when analyzing price:
- Other types of tonewood (primarily Mahogany and Rosewood)
- With or without electronics
Electronics - or a GS Mini-e version - usually add $100 to the price of GS Minis with no electronics. Additionally, Mahogany and Rosewood GS Minis can - in some cases, - be priced differently.
Here are a few Taylor GS Mini price points that cover these variables:
- Taylor GS Mini Mahogany: ERROR
- Taylor GS Mini-e Rosewood: ERROR
- Taylor GS Mini-e Mahogany (electronics included): ERROR
While there are other variances of GS Minis to choose from, this gives you the general idea of what you can expect to pay. Note that the prices above are updated daily so they should be fairly accurate.
Check the additional pricing tables below for live pricing from multiple vendors and other Taylor GS Mini price tools.
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Taylor GS Mini Price from Multiple Vendors
These vendors carry various versions of the Taylor GS Mini. Typically Sweetwater is the best place to check to get an approximate market value for a piece of music gear, though the GS Mini is pretty consistent across vendors. Note that we don't have agreements with Guitar Center or Musician's Friend at the moment, but those are good places to check as well.
Amazon Price
We have to separate Amazon pricing from the above table because they do not allow price tracking, which is involved with the other tools on this page. Though you can check pricing here as they carry a lot of Taylor acoustic guitars, including variations of the GS Mini.
Price Alert Sign Up (lowest price among retailers listed)
You can sign up here for an email alert with a specific price point. Just set what you're willing to pay and we'll let you know when and if the GS Mini gets there.
Taylor GS Mini Price History (lowest price among retailers listed)
This chart keeps track of price changes for the GS Mini among all the retailers listed, minus Amazon. Among those retailers it lists the lowest price. Keep in mind, that pertains to multiple versions of the GS Mini. The Rosewood version is typically the cheapest.
Price History for Taylor GS Mini-e Koa Bass - Natural
Statistics
| Current Price | $999.00 | June 1, 2023 |
| Highest Price | $999.00 | October 4, 2022 |
| Lowest Price | $899.00 | November 29, 2022 |
Last price changes
| $999.00 | December 27, 2022 |
| $899.00 | November 29, 2022 |
| $999.00 | October 4, 2022 |
Other Buying Options
As I mentioned earlier, Guitar Center and Musician's Friend are also good places to check, though are not likely to deviate much from the Sweetwater price point:
For used options, Reverb is easily our top recommendation. The pricing figure is updated daily on its own because we can't include it in the above table for technical reasons.
Reverb Pricing and Availability
Note that this particular price is for the Mahogany version on Reverb. Number of entries and the lowest price among them are both listed.
Browse 57 options from $430
Conclusion
The Taylor GS Mini has a lot of different variations and subsequent prices to keep track of, but hopefully we've covered most of what you needed here. If not, and you have additional questions, feel free to reach out via the comments section below.
You can also use our search bar - at the top of the page - to find additional GS Mini content.
Our review of the GS Mini might be of particular interest to you:
Read the full review: Taylor GS Mini
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Written by GC Editorial on Acoustics and Pricing
Written by GC Editorial on Acoustics and Pricing
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