Buy Yamaha F335 Acoustic Guitar NaturalYamaha F335 Acoustic Guitar Natural Product Description:
- The body style is dreadnought acoustic Top,laminate spruce Back.
Product Description
Yamaha F335 Acoustic Guitar, Natural: Classic dreadnought look and sound with a laminate spruce top, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, and tortoise shell pickguard. Meranti back and sides are made of meranti a light hardwood grown mostly in Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Gold die-cast tuners provide smooth and accurate tuning.
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15 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Best at this price point
By Scorpio69
I was looking for an inexpensive travel-type guitar that I could leave at my daughter's house and use when I visit, as opposed to shipping my Martin M-36 and risking damage (not to mention paying for shipping back and forth). So, I didn't want to spend much, but was unwilling to settle for a pure piece of junk, either. I tried some of the various designated travel guitars, and thought the Baby Taylor was just plain bad sounding. I liked the Martin Backpacker, but there I was in the $200 range and I just didn't want to drop the coin. I looked at some cheap off-brand guitars and they sounded tinny and, well, cheap. Then I spotted this Yamaha on sale and was impressed. I mean, at this price point there is not much competition. I've definitely stroked some more expensive guitars that did not feel as nice. It seems well made, looks nice, sounds clean and has easy action. Nothing bad here. Of course, it does not sound like my Martin, no way Jose! Nor does it feel like my Martin, so don't have any illusions there, either. But it does what it does very cleanly and without presenting any problems, so how can you possibly go wrong? If it gets dinged or scratched, no biggie. My daughter liked it so well I gave it to her and it will serve her very nicely as a guitar to learn on. I think I might put on some Martin SP4100 strings and I expect that this will improve the sound, which even with the stock strings is not bad. Go for it!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Great Cheap Guitar
By Gypsy Tejas
I began playing guitar in 1968, took a 30 year hiatus then wanted to play again as I aged. Since I had given my daughter my concert quality classical and sold a Fender because I needed divorce money, then sold my other guitar to a friend -- I had NO GUITAR for years, Reasearch led me to Yamaha and I bought a used Yamaha F-355. I LOVE LOVE this guitar for it's sound, quality and price on the used market. In my mind I would love to "upgrade" again to a Martin but this guitar has won a special place in my heart and I would honestly have a difficult time parting with it. It sounds so good and plays so easily that I have bonded with this inexpensive little gem of a guitar. By the way, I bought back my 1965 Fender Concert acoustic from my sister but I still dearly love my Yamaha f-355. Go figure. It is the guitar I play most often and drag around with me. Because of the quality and price I take this thing with me always. Yeah you can pay loads more money. But if you aren't a professioanl, just buy yourself a Yamaha and relax and have fun with music making.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.Wonderful guitar for beginner to intermediate players...
By Yogi
Wonderful guitar for beginner to intermediate players...I bought this guitar from craiglist for $100 and it's wonderful.The neck is not very wide that makes it easy to play.The tune stays in and sunburst color looks much nicer than natural wood color.The sound is very good as well.I also bought a Yamaha FG700S that has solid top but still prefered the F335.The FG700S resonates more but I find the neck little bit hard to play than F335.F335 is a great guitar for beginners to intermediate players and competes with guitars that are double the price.Even advanced players keep it as a backup or a go around guitar.
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