The Yamaha FGX5 Red Label acoustic recalls the company’s now-legendary 1960s-era Nippon Gakki Red Label acoustic instrument. That said, it’s been retooled to meet the demands of modern guitarists. A solid Sitka spruce top and solid mahogany body yield maximum resonance and tone, which are further enhanced by Yamaha’s A.R.E. wood torrefaction process. Updated scalloped bracing ensures a louder, more balanced tone. What’s more, a bone nut and saddle augment the guitar’s tone, giving it a loud, clear voice. You’ll also benefit from stellar plugged-in tone, courtesy of Atmosfeel electronics. A classic V-shaped headstock and eye-catching, modern gloss finish complete the FGX5 Red Label.
Product Features
- Atmosfeel™ Pickup and Preamp for Natural, Plugged-In Sound
- Scalloped FG Bracing Provides Warm, Powerful Tone with Deep Lows and Rich Harmonics
- Acoustic Resonance Enhancement (A.R.E.) Treatment Imparts the Sound and Sustain of Aged Wood
- Ebony Fingerboard, Bridge and Bridge Pins
- Bone Nut and Saddle
- Made in Japan
Attributes
- Color: Natural
- Body Shape: Dreadnought
Technical Specifications
- Type: Acoustic-Electric
- # of Strings: 6
- Body Type: Hollow Body
- Orientation: Right
- Back And Sides Material: Mahogany
- Top Material: Spruce
- Neck Material: Mahogany
- Scale Length: 25"
- # of Frets: 20
- Nut Width: 1.75"
- Features: Case Included
- Neck Radius: 15.75"
- Nut Material: Bone
- Electronics: Yamaha Atmosfeel Preamp
- Case/Gig Bag: Hardshell Case
- Fingerboard Material: Ebony
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