It isn't quite as suave as, say, Martin's more affordable guitars, but with the TA lineup, Yamaha has truly shown what it can do with a sub-$1,000 acoustic. Yamahas are sort of tricky on tone.

Yamaha has subjected the top to what it terms "Acoustic Resonance Enhancement," effectively baking the wood so that it dries out and can produce a sound that's as rich as an older guitar.

Lucky for players, Yamaha’s engineers have had a firm grasp on what makes a good acoustic guitar for all of that time. The TAG3 C looks to the untrained eye like a very nice acoustic guitar in a ...

The original Yamaha FG Red Label series of acoustic guitars were built in the 1960s and revered for their high-end Japanese craftsmanship and beautiful tone. Many players first started playing ...

It’s been barely two months since the launch of its FG Red Label acoustics, but Yamaha has already gone and released another entirely new line of head-turning acoustic guitars - meet the Storia. The ...

Also onboard is Yamaha’s Acoustic Resonance Enhancement, which utilises precise control of temperature, humidity and pressure to alter the structure of the wood and capture the sound of a played-in ...

BUENA PARK, Calif. (April 25, 2019) — Yamaha today launched the FG Red Label series of acoustic guitars, blending the vintage, handcrafted design of iconic early Yamaha instruments with the ...