Yamaha F335 Acoustic Guitar
Yamaha's F335 gives you that classic dreadnought shape and sound at a price point that won't break your bank. The F335's tonewood combination includes a laminate spruce top, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, and meranti back and sides. Gold die-cas...
Marcus Mumford
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Description
Yamaha's F335 gives you that classic dreadnought shape and sound at a price point that won't break your bank. The F335's tonewood combination includes a laminate spruce top, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, and meranti back and sides. Gold die-cast tuners provide smooth and accurate tuning while a tortoiseshell pickguard gives a bit more style.
2 reviews
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Okay
This was my first guitar so I cannot compare it to others, but I have played many instruments before, so I have a slight tone/sound reference. It plays moderately, action seems a little high to what I think a guitar should be, but not too bad. Stayed in tune after a few days of playing. The sound is not professional or record worthy, at least not to me, but it is good to practice or just to have fun with friends. I would buy again as a first guitar, but not a second or after.
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This Little Thing
Good sound for it's price.
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