The Yamaha Acoustic Guitar
Narrowing Down the Choice for Your Next Acoustic Guitar
Let’s face it - choosing a guitar is not as easy as it may seem. Like so many things in life, there is a wide selection of different acoustic guitars available from a whole slew of different manufacturers. Below we’ve highlighted the best way to narrow down your choice.
First of all, when it comes to your manufacturer, it’s always a good idea to go with a name you can trust, a name with experience in the guitar world and a name that offers you superb quality and sound in their guitars. And that name is Yamaha.
Five Factors to Choosing your New Acoustic Yamaha Guitar
Yamaha makes several different models of Yamaha acoustic guitars and it can be overwhelming to say the least determining the best one for you. Here are five factors you need to consider.
1) Price – Yamaha acoustic guitars range from the extremely affordable to the top-of-the-line rock star pricing. Most beginners will stick with something at the lower end of the spectrum and work their way up.
2) String type – Yamaha acoustic guitars come in two different string types – nylon or steel. Which one would you prefer?
3) Wood – when it comes to choosing your wood type, you need to consider back and side wood as well as top wood. Top wood choices include cedar and spruce while back and side wood will usually feature the rich mahogany, sleek maple, stylish rosewood and classic sycamore.
4) Body construction – you will need to choose from laminate, solid T laminate or solid.
5) Additional features – what else would you like from your Yamaha acoustic guitar? Would you like it in a sexy pink or rocking blue color? Do you want it handcrafted or left-handed perhaps? Would you prefer the 12-string edition?
You can literally custom make your Yamaha acoustic guitar to suit your needs. Think about your playing level, budget and acoustic style when you choose your next Yamaha acoustic guitar.
So, what are Yamaha guitars going for these days?
Listed below are some up-to-the-minute prices of Yamaha acoustic and acoustic/electric guitars on the market today. All these items are for sale right now ... some new, some used. Click on the links for more information:
 Yamaha FG700S Acoustic Guitar Natural Authorized Dlr  US $199.99
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 Yamaha L Series LL16 Handcrafted Acoustic Guitar w CASE US $679.00
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 Black Yamaha Acoustic Electric Guitar US $349.99
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 NEW YAMAHA CLASSIC C SERIES ACOUSTIC GUITAR US $129.95
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 YAMAHA Acoustic Easy Guitar Acoustic EZ AG NIB US $329.96
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 YAMAHA APX700 12NT 12 STRING ACOUSTIC ELECTRIC GUITAR US $390.00
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 YAMAHA FX340CF ACOUSTIC ELECTRIC SUNBURST GUITAR US $219.95
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 Yamaha CPX 8M Compass Acoustic Electric Guitar 111267 US $488.71
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 Yamaha FGX720SCA Acoustic Electric Guitar in Black US $341.99
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Three Reasons why the Yamaha Guitar is a Great Choice
If you are looking to buy a guitar, regardless of whether this is your first guitar or your twentieth, acoustic guitar or electric, it is always an exciting moment. However, it can also be quite confusing. It seems like every day another guitar maker puts out a new model that can leave your head spinning .. and not in a good way. However, you really can’t go wrong when you choose a Yamaha guitar. Here are three excellent reasons why:
Built with Music in Mind
The Yamaha guitar has been around for over 60 years and, ever since it was first produced, was built with one thing in mind – beautiful music. Because of this, experts and amateurs agree that there is nothing more powerful than the warm tones with amazing sustain that comes from a Yamaha guitar. The sound can be hard to explain but once you hear and play a Yamaha guitar, it’s hard to look anywhere else for the same harmonic experience.
Yamaha Guitar Look Factors
Another reason why many people choose the Yamaha guitar is simply because it looks good. Looks are not everything, and this is most certainly true when buying a guitar, but, we all must admit, looks are important. Yamaha makes several different models and designs, some built with a more rock and roll feel, others designed with rhythm and blues in mind. When playing a guitar, it’s all about feeling the music; however, it never hurts to look good too.
Look to the Legends
Some of the musical greats have played Yamaha guitars over the years including Jimmy Page, Bob Marley, John Lennon, John Denver, Brian May, Paul McCartney, Carlos Santana, James Taylor, Paul Simon, Bob Segar and Bruce Springsteen. And, hey, who are we to argue with the greats?
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