Yamaha Acoustic Guitars

Yamaha Acoustic Guitars blend traditional craftsmanship with innovative technology to offer unparalleled reliability and exceptional acoustic tones. Trusted by beginners and professionals alike, Yamaha is a top choice for musicians at any skill level.

Our extensive selection ranges from the beginner-friendly F310 to the performance-ready APX600, including a diverse array of acoustic, electro-acoustic guitars, classical guitars, and ukuleles. Each model comes with Gear4music’s three-year warranty as standard.

About Yamaha Acoustic Guitars

Yamaha have been making acoustic guitars for well over 50 years. This means they bring with them a wealth of expertise when it comes to design and engineering, one of the many reasons they produce such high quality across all their models.

The Yamaha acoustic guitar range is massive, and they specialise in producing superbly playable, comfortable models at very affordable prices. They also make high-end guitars like the NCX5 Electro Nylon String, which boast some of the finest tonewoods and sublime setups. It's no wonder that many professionals - like Joe Bonamassa and Rodrigo Y Gabriela - use Yamaha acoustic guitars as their weapon of choice.

Some of the standout features include warm mahogany bodies, smooth rosewood fretboards, and premium preamps, all of which help to make these guitars sound spectacular. And there's a plethora of different model types as well. Yamaha acoustics include classical, electro-acoustic, 3/4 size, folk guitars, parlours, and much more.

Yamaha Acoustics also come with a range of different finishes, so anyone wanting a more vibrant and standout guitar will be spoiled for choice. Whether for stage, studio, or bedroom, this illustrious, yet humble, guitar range will excel in any scenario. It's a seriously underrated brand.

Yamaha Acoustic FAQs

Are Yamaha acoustic guitars good?

Yamaha acoustic guitars are very good. They perform to a standard well above their price, and always boast quality design, components, and craftsmanship. This is why they tend to be popular with guitarists of all levels, from beginners to professionals.

Are Yamaha guitars hard to play?

Yamaha guitars are not generally considered hard to play. Because they are well made at all price points, their action tends to be just right, whilst the necks are well constructed and fit nicely into the palm of your hand. Many also have cutaway bodies for easy access to the upper frets.

What is the difference between Yamaha classical and Yamaha acoustic?

The main difference between a Yamaha classical and Yamaha acoustic is the strings. Yamaha classicals have nylon strings (like all classicals), whereas Yamaha acoustics tend to have steel strings. This greatly affects the tone, with nylons being bright and mellow, and steels being loud and twangy.