How good are their acoustic guitars? Are they very under-rated when it comes to quality and sound?
Yamaha Acoustic
Hi gstacho,
I've had my FA-135CE for 7 months now and I'm really happy with it. I like its brightness with 80/20 strings, and its fretboard with its nice radius which makes it very easy for quick chord changing, but if I play fingerstyle, I find it less roomy than my flat fretboards. I don't think you have to worry about quality when it comes to big name brands like Yamaha, for its cheap price I think it is superb. I really liked the Walnut fingerboard on it, but when I lightly lemon oiled it on string change, it darkened the wood and lost its shine and smoothness, so now it's not very good for finger slides. If I had another one , I would not oil it and just let it be as I don't get extreme cold/dry weather here in London.
How good are their acoustic guitars? Are they very under-rated when it comes to quality and sound?
Yamaha has low, mid and high end guitars. A mid or high end Yamaha is a good guitar.
I have a Yamaha APX600 (actually two of them). Very decent guitar for a modest ($300) price.
Gary
[Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top Pro (2), Fender Player Stratocaster (2), Fender Player Telecaster (2), Squire CV 60's Stratocaster, Hamer Ecotone, Yamaha APX600 (2), Epiphone ES-339, GTX-100 (2), Spark 40 (2), Spark Mini.]
The prices are quite good. Maybe I should also think about buying myself a slightly more advanced guitar.Fun Games