Yamaha

Five Strings, One Stunning Bass — Even at B-Stock Pricing Sometimes the best deal in the room has a small asterisk next to it. The Yamaha TRBX605FM...

A Japanese-Made Revstar That Does Things Differently Most guitars ask you to pick a side — humbuckers or single-coils, vintage or modern, rock or j...

A Whole Lot of Guitar for the Price The Yamaha Pacifica PAC112V has been earning its reputation the old-fashioned way — by being genuinely good. It...

A Five-String Workhorse with Serious Tonal Range If you've been hunting for a five-string bass that genuinely covers every gig — from the recording...

All-Solid Mahogany Stage Guitar, Right Out of the Box Some guitars feel like they need a few years of gigging before they really open up. Yamaha bu...

A Pacifica That Takes It Up a Notch The Yamaha Pacifica has been a working guitarist's go-to since 1990 — beloved for its playability, reliability,...

A Workhorse Pacifica in a Fresh Coat of Mist Green The Yamaha Pacifica story started in 1990, born out of a collaboration with Yamaha's Los Angeles...

A Versatile Companion in a Cool Color Some guitars just nail the combination of playability, looks, and tone-shaping flexibility — all without aski...

A Gigging Workhorse With a Solid-Top Voice There's a certain kind of acoustic-electric that just makes sense for working musicians — one that sound...

A Serious Bass That Looks the Part There's a certain kind of bass that just makes you want to plug in and play — and the Yamaha TRBX604FM in Dark R...

A Workhorse in Purple — The Yamaha PAC611HFM Pacifica There's a reason the Yamaha Pacifica series has been a go-to for players since 1990. Born fro...

Five Strings, Killer Wood Combo, and a Finish That Turns Heads Jumping from four strings to five can feel like a big leap — but the Yamaha TRBX605F...

A Stage-Ready Workhorse with Vintage Good Looks There's something satisfying about a guitar that looks the part before you even plug it in. The Yam...

A Workhorse HSS in a Deep Indigo Blue Wrapper If you've spent any time researching guitars in the $700–$900 range, you've probably stumbled across ...

A 12-String With a Head Start on the Good Stuff Most acoustic guitars need years of regular playing before they really open up tonally — before the...

A Parlor Guitar That Earns Its Keep on the Road and at Home There's something genuinely special about a guitar you can grab off the wall, toss in a...

Big Sound in a Compact Package There's something immediately appealing about a parlor guitar — the way it sits comfortably in your lap, the shorter...

A Parlor Guitar That Brings the Room With It There's something about a parlor guitar that just invites you to pick it up. They're smaller, lighter,...

A Workhorse Dreadnought That Plays as Good as It Sounds There's a reason the Yamaha A1R keeps showing up on stages and in home studios alike. It's ...

A Workhorse Acoustic-Electric That's Ready to Gig There's a certain kind of guitar that just gets out of your way — one that sounds good unplugged ...

A Strat-Shape That Actually Made Us Stop and Look Again The Yamaha Pacifica Standard Plus has been turning heads since its debut, and the Sparkle B...

California Cool, Premium Hardware, Fired Red Finish The Yamaha Pacifica series has been around since 1990, and there's a reason it keeps showing up...

A Pacifica That Means Business The Yamaha PAC611VFM Pacifica is the kind of guitar that makes you rethink what you expect at this price point. Born...

A Workhorse Five-String That Means Business — Even at a B-Stock Price The Yamaha BB735A has a reputation that precedes it: serious build quality, r...