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I've played too many of these, & finally decided that there isn't a better way to spend $300. I had a 16% off which tilted the 'no brainer' decision. I can't figure out how Yamaha makes such a nice instrument for this price. Aesthetically & acoustically well above it's price point. I bought it as outdoor beater.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/7AMiRsGhjhdw4QWH8
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"Knowledge is a tree" Martin DRS2 Yamaha FG830 |
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The low end Yamahas are very nice guitars! Happy NGD! I bought my FS700 as a beater but ended up really liking it a lot.
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Congrats, nice looking guitar, what model is it?
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Fg830.....I've played a bunch & they're all very good. The QC process for Yamaha has to be stringent.
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"Knowledge is a tree" Martin DRS2 Yamaha FG830 |
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I just got a new Yamaha.....Stoopid Deel of the Deigh.
Both GC and Musicians (If you have money) Friend have them the last couple of weeks. I had a new nut put on to widen the strings per forum members recommendation. Cool cutaway nylon with tuner / electronics NZT500 For $229 shipped... it is pretty fun. Then get the HARD tension nylon strings and a luthier nut and setup ($50). I am still super happy about my $800 (with a HSC) PRS SE T55E cutaway. It sounds so great and plays effortlessly with a flatpick. ENJOY YOUR NEW GUITAR! |