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Yamaha FGX800C Solid Top Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar, Dreadnought

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Arrives Monday, Jan 27
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Style: Acoustic Electric


Size: Dreadnought


Features

  • Solid Sitka Spruce Top
  • Nato Back & Sides
  • Rosewood Fingerboard & Bridge
  • Diecast Tuners
  • System 66 feature an under-saddle piezo pickup with a 3-band EQ, an adjustable mid-range frequency control, and a precision chromatic tuner for optimum sound tailoring.
  • This guitar has an adjustable truss rod

Description

Yamaha's standard acoustic model, with simple and traditional looks and outstanding quality, at an affordable price. A solid-top guitar with authentic sound that is well balanced without sacrificing its robust strength, thanks to the newly developed scalloped bracing design. Can be confidently recommended to all beginner guitarists.

Brand: YAMAHA


Color: Natural


Top Material Type: Spruce Wood


Body Material: Mahogany


Back Material Type: Nato/Okoume


Neck Material Type: Nato Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: Piezo


String Material Type: Phosphor Bronze


Hand Orientation: Right


Guitar Bridge System: Fixed


Item Weight: 6.73 pounds


Product Dimensions: 42.5 x 20.7 x 6.1 inches


Item model number: FGX800C


Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: April 4, 2016


Back Material: Nato/Okoume


Body Material: Mahogany


Color Name: Natural


Guitar Pickup Configuration: Piezo


Scale Length: 25.5 inches


String Material: Phosphor Bronze


Top Material: Spruce Wood


Neck Material Type: Nato Wood


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Bridge System: Fixed


Size: Dreadnought


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    • Five Stars with a Caveat
Style: Acoustic Size: Concert
The Yamaha FS800 deserves all of its accolades. It's a great guitar. I consider myself on the low end of intermediate and I just love this guitar. I give it a five-star rating, but with the caveat that I needed to take it to my local guitar shop to have it professionally set-up and replaced the factory strings with Elixirs. It was playable, but the action was too high, and the neck needed some modest adjustments. But with those updates it sounds and plays amazing. While this is positioned as an entry-level guitar, it's a great guitar for anyone at any level. Your first guitar, a second guitar for an experienced player, etc. I love the slightly smaller size, the look. It's definitely a worthy investment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024 by ChazzyT
    • Great tone and playability on a budget.
Style: Acoustic Electric Size: Conert
Reviewing the FSX800C - natural finish (Concert size acoustic/electric guitar with nato body). <= I feel the need to post that info because Amazon might very well combine this product listing and review with a Yamaha piano, motorcycle, snowblower or whatever else they make. OVERALL: This is just a phenomenal value guitar at this pricepoint. Don't hesitate. PLAYABILITY: It was ok out of the box. But all new guitars need a basic set up. I repeat: *ALL* NEW GUITARS *NEED* A BASIC SET UP. Wood is a natural product that moves around under tension and with changes in temperature and humidity. Plus the builders at the factory cannot possibly know what the climate of your home is or what type of action and string gauge you prefer, right? Right. Anyway, I've done all my own work for years and this guitar did not need much. The frets were nicely leveled from the factory but I did need to polish them up. The truss rod definitely did need some tightening. As on almost all new guitars (even guitars costing far more), the nut slots were high so I filed them down. After those adjustment, the action was great (with no fret buzz) so I did not need to touch the saddle. Btw, it's hard to see from online photos, but the stock synthetic saddle does indeed have a little compensation carve for the B-string. So my reward for an hour or so of work is that It plays as well as any acoustic I've ever picked up. Also, I find the slightly shorter scale-length very comfortable. The neck is pretty much in the middle of the road as size goes. Neither narrow nor wide, not too fat or too skinny. It should be fine for a wide range of players, (Personally, I prefer a huge fat neck but that's not an option down at this end of the budget.) I LOVE the finish on the neck. The body has a typical gloss finish but the back of the neck is NOT grain-filled and has a satin finish so it feels a lot like playing on raw wood which is fantastic. TONE: I bought a Yamaha FG 340 dreadnought way back in 1990 (still have it) but I always wanted a smaller acoustic/electric. This guitar doesn't quite have the deep bass that you get from a larger dreadnought guitar but I find that it's plenty loud acoustically and has a punchy, crisp voice. Whatever they did with the scalloped-bracing seems to have worked. It's versatile for solo playing, sing-along strumming and it mixes well with other instruments. (I've always found dreadnoughts to have too much boom and sizzle.) ELECTRONICS: Built-in tuner is nice and simple. I've only briefly tried it plugged into a PA and the volume and EQ controls seem to work very well. The parametric mid control can really help shape your tone. LOOKS: Fit and finish are very good. The 800 is classy but understated (you definitely get more bling on the 820 or 830 but they're more spendy, of course). The fingerboard inlays are pretty small and not super-visible but the side-dots are fine. All in all, this guitar is definitely worth what they're asking for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2017 by Jeffrey L.
    • An excellent starter guitar
Style: Acoustic - Previous Gen. Size: Dreadnought
I started playing guitar in 1958. As a high school student I only had $13, so I bought a Japanese guitar. In a year it began to fold up into a circle! Those were the days when, "made in Japan" was a bad thing. What I learned from that experience was that, when it comes to musical instruments you don't want to buy the cheapest thing available; it needs to be of substantial quality or it will discourage you. I ended up with a nice couple of Martin guitars along the way, but was dismayed by putting n nicks and scratches in them during performances or camping trips. I ended up looking for a beater and found a Yamaha similar to this one. With decent strings medium or light gauge, this guitar can hold its head up in any group. I bought this for my 12-year-old grandson who was showing proficiency on the ukulele. This was a big step for him, since it has a dreadnought-size body. He has accommodated admirably. He was immediately able to play chords and fret them well enough to eliminate buzzing. It came in good adjustment and in good shape. This is the kind of guitar I should have started out on: it is capable of playing in a professional setting, but it comes at the lowest price you can pay for a good quality, easy to play beginners instrument. I'm now on my fourth Martin, and would happily pick this up to play if one of my Martin's wasn't within reach. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023 by Kortner

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