Yamaha CG-TA Sound Test

[mr. beaumont]

Very fun guitar...anybody else have one? Or a Yamaha classical in general?

[CoastStrings]

Had mine for a while. Love it! Lots of fun to have the reverb even while I'm "unplugged". It impresses a lot of folks.

I also have an NCX1, the old CG171SF, and a trusty ol' C40. I'd get a second CG-TA if I find it priced right on the used market. I play alternate tunings.

My only annoyance is that it can amplify string squeaks when I perform a glissando on the basses. But that's a common problem for any under-saddle pickup system.

I have a set of polished basses that I'll be experimenting with in a few months.

[Dok]

Originally Posted by CoastStrings

Had mine for a while. Love it! Lots of fun to have the reverb even while I'm "unplugged". It impresses a lot of folks.

I also have an NCX1, the old CG171SF, and a trusty ol' C40. I'd get a second CG-TA if I find it priced right on the used market. I play alternate tunings.

My only annoyance is that it can amplify string squeaks when I perform a glissando on the basses. But that's a common problem for any under-saddle pickup system.

I have a set of polished basses that I'll be experimenting with in a few months.

I have one for sale... sent you a message. I've also been keeping mine in an alternate tuning.