Yamaha A3M All Solid Spruce-Mahogany Dreadnought Cutaway - Tobacco Brown Sunburst
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2 models to choose from:
Designed to be the ideal performance acoustic guitar, the Yamaha A-Series is crafted from the ground up to be perfectly suited to life on the road. With natural, dynamic plugged-in tone and stage-ready simplicity from the new SRT2 pickup system; played-in comfort out of the box thanks to hand-rolled fingerboard edges on a straight taper neck; a custom designed scalloped bracing pattern for a powerful, expressive acoustic tone and Yamaha's legendary road-ready construction, the A-Series has the guitar to take your playing to the next level.
Features:
• Traditional Western Body Cutaway
• Solid Sitka Spruce Top
• Solid Mahogany Back & Sides
• Natural Amplified Sound by SRT System
• High Comfort Neck Profile
• Simple and Distinctive Looks
• Elixir Strings
Features:
• Traditional Western Body Cutaway
• Solid Sitka Spruce Top
• Solid Mahogany Back & Sides
• Natural Amplified Sound by SRT System
• High Comfort Neck Profile
• Simple and Distinctive Looks
• Elixir Strings
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Lives up to expectations.2 of 2 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreSudbury, Ontario
Having been impressed with the older version which has been discontinued, I took a chance and ordered the rosewood and mahogany versions to compare. The staff at the Sudbury store were great throughout the whole process.
The fit/finish and looks were outstanding and the guitar sounded even better than the previous version. I like the fact that the controls for the pickup have been simplified and take up less space on the sides, leaving more wood.
In the end I chose the mahogany version because it had a warmer, darker sound which had more personality in my opinion, although both sounded great.
Posted by Dan on Dec 29, 2017
