Yamaha has been making musical instruments for quite a long time. They have it down to an art form and when it comes to quality, I would rank them among the best.
As for their acoustic guitars, I have often wondered why they arent more popular among the superstar musicians, as I have found ... Read review
Advantages: Good quality. Comfortable. Disadvantages: Its not a Martin.
Yamaha has been making musical instruments for quite a long time. They have it down to an art form and when it comes to quality, I would rank them among the best.
As for their acoustic guitars, I have often wondered why they arent more popular among the superstar musicians, as I have found them to be better than the more well known name brands, in the acoustic guitar department.
Yamaha acoustic guitars have a really ... ...In my opinion, the Yamaha acoustic guitars are every bit as good as the bigger names. Martin acoustics are probably the best, but you can still hang with the big boys on a Yamaha!
This particular model is not the top end for Yamaha, but it is very durable, has a great sound and plays very well. ... more
Yamaha has been making musical instruments for quite a long time. They have it down to an art form and when it comes to quality, I would rank them among the best.
As for their acoustic guitars, I have often wondered why they arent more popular among the superstar musicians, as I have found them to be better than the more well known name brands, in the acoustic guitar department.
Yamaha acoustic guitars have a really nice and crisp sound, and the harmonics, in my opinion are unmatched by other brands. I love the feel of the neck, which may be where the preference really lies for each artist. Maybe the fact that I have somewhat shorter and thicker fingers is why I have become so partial to the Yamaha. With the Fender, the fret board is a bit wider and it makes it harder for me to hit those notes like I can on the Yamaha.
Anyway, if you like to play the acoustic guitar, and you dont have a lot of money to afford those BIG name brands (ie; Gibson, Fender, Kramer, etc.) go out and get yourself a Yamaha. In my opinion, the Yamaha acoustic guitars are every bit as good as the bigger names. Martin acoustics are probably the best, but you can still hang with the big boys on a Yamaha!
This particular model is not the top end for Yamaha, but it is very durable, has a great sound and plays very well.
The Yamaha F370 (NATURAL) 6-String Acoustic Guitar, Spruce Top, Polyurethane Finish. Popular, dreadnought style guitar with a spruce top delivers a clearly defined high end and deep, solid lows. The Yamaha F370 (NATURAL) offers more quality, sound and value than many guitars that cost much more. The dreadnought style guitar comes with a spruce top, nato back and sides, and rosewood fingerboard and delivers a robust, tonally well balanced sound with clearly defined high end and deep, solid lows. The main features of the Yamaha F370 (NATURAL) include: Popular, dreadnought style guitar with a spruce top delivers a clearly defined high end and deep, solid lows Top: Spruce Back & Sides: Nato Neck: Nato Fingerboard: Rosewood Bridge: Rosewood Scale: 634mm Frets: 21 Tuners: Gotoh Chrome Die-Cast White multi-layer binding
