Yamaha L-Series Transacoustic Guitar - Concert Size, Brown Sunburst

This is a great guitar, and I am glad the price got cut from $1600, as $1000 seems like a just right price. When initially playing this guitar I was a bit uncomfortable. I was rather out of practice, and maybe just need to work blisters in again, but after a week or two of playing on and off, it feels like a good friend. I haven't solidly decided on the type of string to use yet, as the harmonic capabilities with the guitar is FANTASTIC even without the magnet activated, so it seems like having lighter strings would be a good option, but it also plays like a jumbo guitar, so heavy strings would work well. I think this guitar is versatile and can be used in just about any way a player would want: classical, heavy, or light. I guess what I am trying to say: it is VERY customizable. Also to note, the pick guard is very well placed, and non-invasive while playing or even looking at it. I have not worried about damage. It stays in tune very well so far.

I thought that it would be the one but I was disappointed. I had a FS830 and I was looking for a transacoustic body. While the sound is pretty good, the weight and bigger size than my 830 did not appeal to me. I ended up buying a FS-TA which is an amazing piece of guitar with the same trans feature but a smaller size and much less weight. Love it.

This guitar sounds extremely good and the reverb is okay but it is somewhat audible and the chorus is awesome. I would suggest getting the dreadnought body version of this guitar because the concert body seems to like to cut blood flow in my arms since the width is smaller than a "normal-sized" acoustic guitar. Overall, great guitar, feels, sounds, and the effect are great!!

This guitar is Great if you dont want to play or may be you dont know how to play and just keep it on display.