Yamaha

Yamaha's Stage-Ready Thinline Designed for Electric Players If you've ever wanted to take an acoustic on stage without wrestling with feedback, a ...

Stage-Ready Comfort in a Slim, Approachable Package If you've ever wanted a guitar that feels as natural plugged into a PA as it does sitting on th...

A Stage-Ready Acoustic That Thinks Like an Electric If you've ever grabbed an acoustic for an open mic or a gig and spent the whole soundcheck wres...

Stage-Ready Comfort in a Head-Turning Finish There's a reason the APX series has been one of Yamaha's most enduring acoustic-electric lines. It sol...

A Stage-Ready Acoustic That Feels Right at Home on a Guitar Strap If you've ever plugged an acoustic guitar into a PA and immediately regretted it ...

Stage Comfort Without the Compromise If you've ever fought with a big-bodied dreadnought on a cramped stage — or found yourself wishing your acoust...

A Stage-Ready Acoustic in a Smokey Black Matte Finish If you've ever wanted an acoustic guitar that feels almost as natural in your hands as an ele...

A Friendly Gateway to Nylon Strings There's something genuinely welcoming about picking up a classical guitar for the first time — the wide neck, t...

A Solid-Top Classical at a Price That Makes SenseMost guitars at this price point make you choose between a solid top and actually being able to af...

The FG Legacy Meets Modern Value Since 1966, Yamaha's FG series has been proving that solid craftsmanship doesn't require a massive budget. The FG8...

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 ...

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 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...

A Small-Body Acoustic-Electric Built for Players Who Value Comfort and Tone If you've ever felt like a dreadnought was too much guitar—physically ...