Acoustic Guitar

An Acoustic Guitar That Brings Its Own Room Picture this: you're sitting in your living room, playing a simple chord progression, and the walls sta...

One Guitar. A Whole Studio Worth of Ideas. Picture this: it's late, you don't want to drag out an amp, and you've got a chord progression nagging a...

A Guitar That Looks as Good Hanging on the Wall as It Sounds in Your Hands Some guitars exist purely to be played. The Yamaha Storia III exists to ...

Nylon Tone, Modern Feel — The Yamaha NTX1 Acoustic-Electric There's a certain magic in nylon strings that steel just can't replicate — a warmth and...

All-Solid Wood, A.R.E. Treatment, and a Look That Turns Heads There's a certain kind of guitar that earns a second glance before you even play a no...

Room Sound. No Room Required. Ever play a guitar in a cathedral, a concert hall, or even a well-treated studio and think, "why can't it always soun...

Big Sound, Smaller Package Some guitars are just built for wherever life takes you. The Yamaha JR2S is that guitar — a 3/4-scale folk acoustic that...

A Small Body with a Lot to Say There's something genuinely satisfying about a guitar that doesn't ask you to fight it. The Yamaha FSX830C has that ...

A Small Body With a Lot to Say Sometimes the right guitar just clicks — and the Yamaha FSX800C has a way of doing that pretty quickly. It's built a...

Where Vintage Soul Meets Modern Stage-Ready Performance Some guitars look the part. The Yamaha FSX5 GL Red Label also sounds and plays the part — a...

A Small Body with a Lot to Say There's something satisfying about picking up a guitar that just fits — not too big, not too deep, and balanced enou...

A Concert Body That Gets Out of Its Own Way Some guitars make you adjust your playing to fit them. The Yamaha FS830 is the opposite. Its compact co...

Big Sound, Small Package If you've ever felt swallowed up by a full dreadnought, you're not alone — and that's exactly the problem the Yamaha FS820...

A Guitar That Punches Well Above Its Price Tag Some guitars make you feel like you need to earn them first. The Yamaha FS800T is not one of those g...

A Concert Body That Fits How You Actually Play Picking up a guitar should feel natural — not like you're wrestling a piece of furniture. The Yamaha...

A Solid Top Where You Wouldn't Expect One There's a moment when you pick up a guitar and it just feels right — the body tucks in comfortably, the n...

The Room Comes With You You know that feeling when you start playing in a great-sounding room — a church, a studio live room, a tiled bathroom at 2...

A Solid-Top Acoustic-Electric That Earns Its Reputation The Yamaha FG Series has been a staple of music stores since 1966 — and for good reason. Th...

A Dreadnought That Earns Its Reputation There's a reason the Yamaha FG series has been one of the world's best-selling acoustic lines for decades. ...

A Dreadnought Built for Lefties — and Built to Last Finding a well-made left-handed acoustic at a fair price used to mean endless compromising. The...

Twelve Strings, One Solid Foundation There's something about a 12-string that fills a room in a way a 6-string simply can't — that shimmering, chor...

Fifty Years of Getting It Right Yamaha's FG series has been around since 1966, and there's a reason it keeps showing up in living rooms, rehearsal ...

The Workhorse Acoustic That Doesn't Ask for Much Attention There's a certain kind of guitar player who just wants to pick up something that sounds ...

Yamaha's Red Label Returns — With a Gloss Finish There's a reason players still talk about those early Yamaha FG guitars with a certain reverence. ...