Yamaha

The FG Legacy, All Grown Up Some guitars make you feel like you're holding a piece of history — the Yamaha FGX3 Red Label is one of them. Inspired ...

A Workhorse BB in Black — Ready for Your Hands The Yamaha BB series has been quietly earning respect since the late 1970s, and the BB415 is a prime...

Turn Your Acoustic Kit Into Something Bigger If you've been playing acoustic drums for a while and started wondering what it would sound like to la...

A Full-Featured Electronic Kit Without the Full-Sized Footprint Sometimes you need a serious drum kit that doesn't demand a serious amount of space...

A Practice Kit That Actually Covers All the Bases If you've been putting off learning drums because you're not sure what to buy — or you've been ey...

A Real Drum Kit Feel Without Waking Up the Neighbors There's a certain moment when someone decides they're actually going to learn to play drums — ...

A Full Kit That Fits Where You Live Apartment, basement, shared bedroom — the Yamaha DTX402K is built for real-life practice spaces. It gives you a...

A Reliable, Versatile Bass Ready for Its Next Player If you've been looking for a used bass that gives you real tonal flexibility without asking yo...

A Left-Handed Classic from Yamaha's Legendary FG Series Finding a well-built left-handed acoustic guitar at any price point is never as easy as it ...

All-Mahogany Warmth, Ready to Play Again Some guitars just have a voice that draws you in — and the Yamaha FG850 is one of them. Built around a sol...

A Left-Handed Cedar-Top Classic, Ready for Its Next Chapter Left-handed classical players know the struggle: quality nylon-string guitars configure...

A Rare Thinline 12-String with a Trick Up Its Sleeve The Yamaha APX-9-12 is one of those instruments that turns heads the moment you mention its pa...

A Tenor Saxophone Twenty Years in the Making Some instruments earn their reputation over decades, not marketing cycles. The Yamaha Custom Z tenor s...

The 62 That Does It All — Now in Amber There's a reason saxophone players have been talking about the Yamaha 62 series for over four decades. When ...

The One They Keep Coming Back To There are instruments players try, and then there are instruments players keep. The Yamaha YTS-62III has been in t...

The Step-Up Saxophone That Doesn't Feel Like a Compromise There's a familiar story in band programs everywhere: you outgrow your student horn, but ...

The Tenor Sax That Grows With You You've put in the work on your student horn. Your tone is developing, your technique is getting sharper, and at s...

A Working Player's Trumpet, Designed by a Working Player Wayne Bergeron is one of those musicians who does it all — big band, studio sessions, orch...

A Professional Trumpet Built to Evolve With You There's a reason working players keep coming back to the Yamaha Xeno line. The YTR-8335IIS isn't tr...

A Different Way to Blow — and It Shows There's a reason the Xeno (pronounced "Zee-no") series has earned its place on orchestral stages and in jazz...

A Professional Trumpet That Means Business There's a reason the Yamaha Xeno line has been showing up on symphony stages and jazz bandstands for dec...

A Step Up Worth Taking There's a moment in every trumpet player's journey where the beginner horn that got you here just isn't enough anymore. Your...

A Soprano That Actually Stays in Tune Soprano saxophones have a reputation — and not always a good one. Getting one that speaks evenly across the f...

A Straight-Ahead Soprano That Means Business Soprano saxophone has a reputation for being finicky — tricky to tune, tough to control, and hard to f...