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my friend said that yamaha do the best acoustics and he was right, its a very well made 12 string and there is nothing wrong with it, great warm dark sound
just had before i knew anything about guitars
is better than the marshall but still isn't good enough to play on its own
Fender Princeton Combo Amp (original issue Blackface & Silverface cosmetics 1963-1981)
Combo Guitar Amplifiers
also adds tot eh kitty sound made from my rig
makes a bright jangly sound that contradicts the dirty tone i get
good for what it does but i don't like it
not a good sound individually, but when matched to the fender amp adds to make a dirty gritty sound
its good enough to play live as it has nice flexible strings that will go well with a solo or a good riff
the e strings keep pushing of the bridge when i play it because it mass produced
its good to play and is the right size. mine is a olympic white with white scratch plate and a maple neck from 2007. i changed the pickups to noiseless and a bone nut with locking tuners.
because it is too big it feels wrong but the sound is brilliant
mine is a yellowed silver burst 335 from 1979 with a coil tap and indian rosewood neck with a fine nut and gibson locking tuners. it has also be worn a bit on the sides of the neck and on the back
mine is an 2006 apple red cherry tele with a maple neck and standard fender pickups,