Beautiful Yamaha g-180 classical guitar for sale. Fantastic sound, strong in the bass and warm in the high. Interested....? Contact me at marco24.7@gmail.com
I think it was laminated but I'm not sure anymore. Sold the guitar some years ago. You could run into laminated guitars from that period that sound awsome. If you do have a laminate that sounds great....who cares that it's laminate...?! For me it's all about the sound and playability :)
@@-all-or2ul Hi Marco, truly the Yamaha guitars of the 70s and 80s have much higher tonal performance than the new Yamaha C series: 40,70, 80. They even have better finishes.
Beautiful sound of G180..
This made in taiwan/japan sir?
Im have yamaha too G235ii taiwan..but g180 waw this more softly 👍👍
You're an awesome singer!!!! :)
I have a G170, probably bought it in late 1969.
Sweet, keep it and play it.
is this G180 Yamaha has the solid top ? great singer with the Yamaha G guitar.
Lawrence Hiun
No solid top but still a great sound.
Sounds great! just wondering how much is this guitar worth now? I am looking to buy one of these. Thanks
Here in the Netherlands about €200,-. I think it might sell for more in the US.
Hi Marco, the guitar top is in solid spruce or laminated?
I think it was laminated but I'm not sure anymore. Sold the guitar some years ago. You could run into laminated guitars from that period that sound awsome. If you do have a laminate that sounds great....who cares that it's laminate...?! For me it's all about the sound and playability :)
@@-all-or2ul Hi Marco, truly the Yamaha guitars of the 70s and 80s have much higher tonal performance than the new Yamaha C series: 40,70, 80. They even have better finishes.
i have one, dusty and
no strings or nylon attached,,can you give me advise ;)
I would go for Labella flamenco strings (black nylon) normal tension.
How would you rate this guitar from 1-10? Someone is selling it?
I would say a 6.5 ....for the price I got it for (€150,-) that is a bargain