Yamaha Electro-Acoustic Guitars

Yamaha electro-acoustic guitars offer everything from affordable right on through to professional. Each model delivers high-fidelity live sound, with a vast variety of shapes to choose from.

These Yamaha electric acoustic guitars are more than able to handle live situations - in fact they were built for it! But they'll perform equally as well in the studio too, perfect for every musician.

About Yamaha Electro-Acoustic Guitars

High quality at all levels. Yamaha electro-acoustic guitars are a popular choice for players of all standards - especially those looking to play live. Unlike their fully acoustic counterparts, these guitars are equipped with electronics. This lets you take that luscious acoustic tone to the masses, whilst controlling your tone from the guitar using dedicated preamp dials.

Yamaha electric-acoustic guitars are well known for their superb build qualities, no matter the price or the series. Every model is skilfully designed and constructed, with a high quality preamp installed to ensure the best live sound possible. Spruce tops, rosewood fingerboards, and rich mahogany bodies, these guitars have everything needed to create brilliant music.

After all, Yamaha have been making acoustic guitars since 1966, and excelling in their construction ever since. With this amount of experience at their backs, it's no wonder that they're a trusted and celebrated guitar maker whose continuous quality speaks for itself. These instruments have been used by the likes of legendary acoustic duo Rodrigo Y Gabriela, as well as Chad Kroeger from Nickelback.

For those looking to gig regularly, they're sure to be an excellent choice. Not only do they sound great, but they look great too, with a vast range of finishes to boot. And their build quality means they are robust and ready for the road!

FAQs

Are electro-acoustic guitars good?

Electro-acoustic guitars are widely considered to be good guitars, especially for playing live. With their built-in electronics, they can be plugged into an amplifier or PA and be played to the masses. Through the preamp panel, you can make changes to your live tone with built-in dials, as well as tune up using the tuner.

Are Yamaha acoustic guitars worth it?

Yamaha acoustic guitars are well worth their price tag. Their build quality is well known for being superior, and they can often match pricier brands in terms of tone and playability. These guitars also boast high quality tonewoods, like rosewood, mahogany bodies, and spruce.

Does an electro-acoustic sound the same as an acoustic?

Electro-acoustic guitars sound exactly the same as acoustics when unplugged. The only difference is that they can be amplified through their preamp, whereas a regular acoustic cannot (it'd need a microphone to be played through an amp or PA).