This guitar looks like there was a marriage between Gibson and Fender and they had a baby.
Okay. It’s not as good looking as either a Gibson or a Fender.
It looks like an oil can with a guitar neck stuck to it.
It’s “boxy.”
I’ve walked past this guitar several times not giving it a second look.
Until one day I was intrigued enough to take a closer look.
One end of this guitar has a Gibson touch.
The other end a Fender touch.
The bridge is most definitely like a Les Paul bridge.
It’s close to the body of the guitar so it sounds smoother.
You can easily lower the action if you like to play fast or have trouble with Barre chords like I do.
There’s two humbucker pickups for the deeper Gibson sound.
The other cool thing is you don’t need a guitar stand because it stands up on its own.
The advantage of being boxy.
When I first plugged it in I couldn’t believe my ears.
What a sound.
Like hearing a Les Paul played in a large empty room.
Yamaha FG720 SL Left Handed Guitar
We’ve just had this gorgeous acoustic left-handed guitar come in.
It looks stunning. It’s loud. And it’s made by Yamaha.
Here’s what I found on Google…
Left Handed Gloss finish, solid spruce top, cream body binding.
Generations of professional and amateur musicians remember, and still use, their first Yamaha FG.
Now,
Yamaha has found a way to apply innovative techniques developed for its
high-end L-Series handcrafted models to improve tone and playability while
maintaining outstanding value.
Each model features an inverted L-block which
creates a deeper low end and a tighter body-neck connection.
Additionally, solid spruce tops, die-cast chrome hardware, and unique non-scalloped bracing help these FG guitars build on the longevity and legendary status of the originals.
FG 720 SL Features:
Makes me wish I was left-handed.
Quick-Change Capo, white. Worth £16.00.
String winder. Worth £5.00
Tanglewood clip on guitar tuner (new) worth £11.00.
Plectrum case with 12 assorted plectrums.
The criteria for the design called for the construction of the very best
lightweight cases possible, encompassing the use of the finest modern
materials.
The unique bonding of the inner moulding to the
outer shell gives unbeatable, total structural rigidity which is unmatched by
any other case in the world.
CAHAYA Wooden Guitar Stand Non-Slip Musical Instrument Stand Foldable for Acoustic Guitars.
I think this stand was made for this guitar.
It's lightweight therefore portable.
it grips the guitar nicely and it's well-balanced.
The Sterling by Music Man StingRay Ray is a workhorse of a bass that captures that iconic StingRay look and tone at a more affordable price.
The Ray4 features a basswood body that helps keep the weight of the instrument down and is paired with a maple neck and a jatoba fingerboard. This bass has a 34" scale length and a 9.5" radius fingerboard - a tried and trusted combo that offers classic feel and playability.
At the heart of the Ray4 is the single ceramic humbucker in the bridge position. It's this pickup that provides that classic thick and punchy sound that StingRays are revered for. To help get that tone to sit right in the mix the Ray4 features an onboard active 2-band preamp so you can tweak your sound to fit your needs.
From time to time we get interesting amps like Marshall's above and Fender's.
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