Yamaha FG800 review
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- A quick review of the Yamaha FG800. This is their basic dreadnought with a solid spruce top and nato back and sides, nato neck and walnut fingerboard. If you enjoy this video, please "Like" and subscribe for more content. 👍
Thank you, sir...I'm a professional busker who was lucky enough to be gifted a black FG800 recently in New Zealand Hitchhiking.. the driver took me fishing heard my life story and Boom.. It does need setting up so I'll need to head to Kuala Lumpur for that, I'm in a smaller town in Maosyaia
I'm going to buy one.
Yes their top acoustic's I have 4 of them, not quite the same bottom end of my Martin but still Excellent guitar's 😊😊😊
I have an FS800 and I think it is pretty good. I play it a lot even though I have Martin and Gibsons
Thanks for the review. Nice sounding guitar. What tune was that you played starting at 0312 min?
@@SH-pf2wf Wildwood flower
Yes they are quite good, Yamaha make good guitar's I'v found over the years, I recently had a friend bring his to me ( for appraisal ) and it sounded good, so I made a bone nut and saddĺe for it, put them in with new strings, and Now it's sounds great, almost as good as my FG 830 cutaway, I thought the Frets were fine so I left 'em alone 😊😊
Smart, whats that worth in shop cost?
Sorry Malaysia..yeh, great guitar but C#m @ 9th fret has intonation problems...love your ditty! Alabama and banjo
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What guitar would you suggest for a beginning player? I have always heard that Yamahas are very popular for beginners because of the quality and the price. Do you have a favorite beginner guitar?
I have favorites, but it really depends on the student and what type of music they are interested in. Folks will only practice if they are playing songs they enjoy. For acoustic music (steel string), Yamaha acoustics are hard to beat in this price range. Under $250, I would suggest the Yamaha FS800 as it has a smaller body size compared to the one above and is more comfortable to play (made from the same or similar woods).
I keep hearing 'NAto' .Not sure if that's actually ' Nyatoh' which is a south east Asian tropical wood?
Nato, often referred to as "eastern mahogany" is a wood grown in southeast Asia with similar properties to Mahogany in look and tone. It is not actually related to mahogany though but makes a fine, strong tonewood.
@@drguitar001 Got it. 👍
What u suggest this or a harley benton custom line sc10 i dont want to pay 86$ on delivery😅 help pls sir.
Apples vs oranges. The SC is a Les Paul type solid body electric, this guitar is an acoustic. You are on your own. 👍