The Yamaha F310 dreadnought acoustic guitar offers outstanding quality at a truly budget price. The lively sound from the spruce/meranti body has a bright, sweet resonance not unlike Yamaha’s renowned FG series acoustics, and real rosewood is used for the fingerboard and bridge. The handling comfort of the slightly reduced body depth and intermediate scale length will be particularly appreciated by younger players.

The Yamaha FG 700 MS acoustic guitar is new for 2005 with Nato back and sides, new pearloid headstock logo, smaller position markers, tortoise pickguard and new bridge design.

New for 2005, the FG series features include solid Spruce tops, die-cast Chrome hardware and a unique, non-scalloped X-bracing. An inverted L-block, originally used on the more expensive Yamaha LL6, creates a tighter connection between the body and the neck, and so provides a deeper, fuller low end.

The Yamaha FG700MS has a matt gloss natural finish, while the Yamaha FG700S has a high gloss finished top, back, and sides. Many consider the thinner matt finish of the FG700MS to project a more open natural tone than a heavy, high gloss finish of the FG700S.

The Yamaha FG 700 S is a great entry level acoustic guitar with deluxe features including die-cast tuners, solid sitka spruce top, and a rosewood fingerboard.

New for 2005, an the Yamaha FG700S is an updated FG using techniques developed for the high-end L-Series handcrafted models. The new FG700S features an inverted L-block which creates a tighter body-neck connection for a deeper low end tone.

The Yamaha FG700S has a high gloss finished top, back, and sides.

Solid Sitka Spruce Top.

The Yamaha FG 720 S has a solid sitka spruce top for volume, projection and tonal balance, with nato back and sides. New pearloid headstock logo and motif, small position markers. Non-scalloped bracing for a clear, open sound, and tight waisted for a well-defined midrange and strong low-end response. Also new for the Yamaha FG's in 2005 is an inverted L-block, similar to that used on the Yamaha LL6 acoustic, which creates a tighter neck-body connection for a deeper low end.

The Yamaha FG 720 S has a solid sitka spruce top for volume, projection and tonal balance, with nato back and sides. New pearloid headstock logo and motif, small position markers. Non-scalloped bracing for a clear, open sound, and tight waisted for a well-defined midrange and strong low-end response. Also new for the Yamaha FG's in 2005 is an inverted L-block, similar to that used on the Yamaha LL6 acoustic, which creates a tighter neck-body connection for a deeper low end.

The Yamaha FG 720 S has a solid sitka spruce top for volume, projection and tonal balance, with nato back and sides. New pearloid headstock logo and motif, small position markers. Non-scalloped bracing for a clear, open sound, and tight waisted for a well-defined midrange and strong low-end response. Also new for the Yamaha FG's in 2005 is an inverted L-block, similar to that used on the Yamaha LL6 acoustic, which creates a tighter neck-body connection for a deeper low end.

The Yamaha FS 720 S is a small bodied folk guitar, with solid sitka spruce top, nato back and sides. 90 degree bracking pattern, gloss headstock, and new pearloid headstock logo, white/black body and fretboard binding, and new bridge design.

The Yamaha FS720S features include solid Spruce top, die-cast Chrome hardware and a unique, non-scalloped X-bracing. An inverted L-block, similar to the Yamaha LL6 acoustic, creates a tighter connection between the body and the neck, and also provides a deeper, fuller low end.

The Yamaha FG720S-12 is the 12-string version of the FG720S. It's an affordable solid top acoustic guitar and features deluxe die-cast tuners, a solid sitka spruce top, and a rosewood fingerboard.

This FG720S-12  acoustic guitar is built for the guitarist who has been playing awhile and wants to move up from a beginning instrument. The tone and playability is suitable for most players.

The Yamaha FG 730 S is an updated FG using techniques developed for the high-end L-Series handcrafted models. The new FG models feature an inverted L-block which creates a deeper low end and a tighter body-neck connection. Non-scallop, X-type bracing delivers deep lows full of presence and a clear upper end. Response is clar and light. Additionally, solid spruce tops, die-cast chrome hardware, and unique non-scalloped bracing help these new FG guitars build on the longevity and legendary status of the originals.

The Yamaha FG 730 S acoustic guitar is an updated FG using techniques developed for the high-end L-Series handcrafted models. The new FG models feature an inverted L-block which creates a deeper low end and a tighter body-neck connection. Additionally, solid spruce tops, die-cast chrome hardware, an inverted L-block which creates a tighter connection to the neck for a deeper, fuller low end, and unique non-scalloped bracing help these new FG guitars build on the longevity and legendary status of the originals.

Generations of professional and amateur musicians remember - and still use - their first Yamaha FG. Now, Yamaha has found a way to apply innovative techniques developed for its high-end L-Series handcrafted models to improve tone and playability while maintaining outstanding value. The result: 15 exciting new FG guitars.

Yamaha FG740SVCS 6-String Electro Acoustic Guitar, Solid Stika Spruce Top, Flame Maple Back and Sides, Vintage Cherry Sunburst finish.

The Yamaha FG740SVCS features 0.3mm thinner back and sides material for greater resonance, increased volume and wider frequency response. UV finished technology allows ultra-thin mid and top coats to be used. 0.25mm total finish thickness allows maximum resonance. Slimmed upper and lower neck sides for extreme comfort and playability.

The Yamaha LL body shape offers a slightly more slender take on the classic full sized dreadnought shape. With a subtly widened body and the L-Series narrow V neck, sound and playability are second to none. A beautifully handcrafted folk guitar. The Yamaha LL6 uses non-scalloped bracing for structural stability and a thick well focused tone. The bridge is heavier than earlier LL6 models to transmit more tone throught to the acoustic's body. Includes a hard case.

All L-series guitars benefit from a new non-scalloped bracing design that delivers tone that is thick and well focused. The bridges on all new L-Series guitars offer more overall mass than their predecessors to deliver greater tone from these instruments. Their designs feature smooth lines and edges to keep the playing surface unencumbered. The Venetian cutaways offer access to the upper frets while adding beauty to these fine instruments.

Choice materials and Yamaha’s unique ability to blend traditional skills with advanced manufacturing techniques deliver instruments of exceptional quality at a price that’s hard to beat.  All L-series guitars benefit from a new non-scalloped bracing design that delivers tone that is thick and well focused.  Venetian cutaways offer access to the upper frets while adding beauty to these fine instruments.  The bridges on all new L-Series guitars offer more overall mass than their predecessors to deliver greater tone from these instruments. Their designs feature smooth lines and edges to keep the playing surface unencumbered.