List of Yamaha FG models.......................

[funkytoe]

I have two FG Yammies that inexplicably did not make the list:

FG-365s (Martin D-35 copy)
FG-375s (Martin D-28 copy)

I also see a lot of missed instruments in the electric guitars and basses sections. Makes me doubt the usefulness of that Wikipedia entry as an authoritative resource.

[steveyam]

Originally Posted by funkytoe

I have two FG Yammies that inexplicably did not make the list:

FG-365s (Martin D-35 copy)
FG-375s (Martin D-28 copy)

I also see a lot of missed instruments in the electric guitars and basses sections. Makes me doubt the usefulness of that Wikipedia entry as an authoritative resource.

The whole point of a wiki website is that it can be updated or modified by the users. So its usefulness is kinda directly proportional to the amount of updating performed by its users. So if your guitars aren't on there, get em on.

[Tedster49R]

I just joined and I'm new at this posting stuff. I've a Yamaha FG350 12 string that I bought in '67 or '68.Been so long it's hard to remember. Anyway, about30 years ago I started to refurbish and refinish it as I wore it out! I'm now qanting to pick up where I left off but don't know where to go or start. It needs some new tuning keys,bridge, nut and possibly frets as some are worn down and it was hard to tune later on. Anyone have any ideas where to go or look?????? thanks in advance!

[steveyam]

Originally Posted by Tedster49R

I just joined and I'm new at this posting stuff. I've a Yamaha FG350 12 string that I bought in '67 or '68.Been so long it's hard to remember. Anyway, about30 years ago I started to refurbish and refinish it as I wore it out! I'm now qanting to pick up where I left off but don't know where to go or start. It needs some new tuning keys,bridge, nut and possibly frets as some are worn down and it was hard to tune later on. Anyone have any ideas where to go or look?????? thanks in advance!

If you want to do the work yourself, then Stewmac will have all the parts you will ever need: http://www.stewmac.com/

Otherwise go online and research for a good, well recommended, local guitar tech/luthier.

Best of luck, and please, let's have some photos...

[bennystims]

I've got a beauty for sale nr. mint.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPQP5...feature=relmfu

FG-375S - Quality instrument indeed.