Electric Acoustic Guitars

These are high quality acoustic guitars featuring tops made from select pieces of spruce on bodies and backs of flamed maple. These guitars are designed to provide great playability for on-stage performance with large and deep bodies that deliver a dynamic sound, bracing designs that resist feedback, and single cutaways that provide access to the upper neck. The CPX900 & CPX700 utilizes Yamaha's A.R.T. (Acoustic Resonance Transducer) pickup system, which uses two additional sub pickups for controlling overtones and resonance.

APX series guitars are designed with a focus on playability. Their thin bodies and cutaways that provide greater access to the upper frets, offer smoother switching between electric and acoustic instruments. The special APX bracing design delivers excellent response with a thicker mid and high range tone. Another plus, along with the APX's great playability, is its capability for smooth lead playing. The APX900 & APX700 utilize Yamaha's A.R.T. (Acoustic Resonance Transducer) pickup system, which uses two additional sub pickups for controlling overtones and resonance.

The FGX series are the acoustic-electric version of the FG series. Traits inherited from the L-series such as non-scalloped X bracing and reverse-L block neck attachment, have made it an instrument of high quality. Its clear, bright tone is just at home playing accompaniment as it is playing lead, and an on-board 3-band equalizer with an adjustable mid-range frequency offers superior tone tailoring.

Outstanding tonal balance and smaller dimensions are some of the reasons that make the acoustic-electric version of the LS series popular among finger style guitarists. Acoustically, the instrument produces excellent volume, but it is also equipped with the latest A.R.T. 3-way pickup systems (System60) that offers control of overtones and resonance for high quality sound amplification. Tops on the LSX36C and LSX26C feature Yamaha's A.R.E. (Acoustic Resonance Enhancement) technology which delivers a matured tone right from factory.

The LLX series is based on Yamaha's "LL" series jumbo body guitars and combines the latest A.R.T. 3-way pickup systems (System60). The LL body produces a wide dynamic range with well-balanced tone. Its clear, beautiful sound is delivered directly via the line out jack for amplification. Sub pickup controls let you freely mix in overtones and resonance. Tops on the LLX36C and LLX26C are treated with Yamaha's original A.R.E. (Acoustic Resonance Enhancement) technology which delivers a matured tone right from factory.

Yamaha has added the latest A.R.T. 3-way pickup system to its medium size jumbo LJ. Body shape is designed to offer playing comfort when seated. Low-end tone is strong with great presence. With its wide dynamic range, clear sound and excellent response it sounds and plays just as good when strummed or when playing lead parts. Tops on the LJX36C and LJX26C feature Yamaha's A.R.E. (Acoustic Resonance Enhancement) technology which delivers a matured tone right from factory.

This model inherits the design philosophy of the FGX series to deliver excellent sound quality at a reasonable price.

The FJX is Yamaha's most recent series. The medium jumbo bodied guitars deliver a sound with a well-defined bass, wide dynamic range, plus clear and excellent response. The FJX730SC and 720SC have both inherited quality features from our L Series like non-scalloped X bracing and a reverse L block neck attachment. The FJX730SC features an A.R.T. 1-way pickup system (System56) that faithfully reproduces the dynamic sound produced by its medium jumbo body. Onboard electronics include a chromatic auto tuner and 3-band equalizer.

Played acoustically or amplified this DWX dreadnought range delivers powerful, robust tone, outstanding clarity and amazing projection together with classic, understated looks. The player's choice.

CJX series are the acoustic-electric version of the CJ series and utilize a two-way pickup system that combines an under bridge mounted piezo pickup with a condenser microphone mounted inside the body on the end of a flexible gooseneck.