[SN ILM131642] YAMAHA / FSX3 Vintage Natural [11]

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Features a newly developed pickup system! ○ A fusion of 1960s aesthetics and expert craftsmanship honed over more than 50 years ○ Features the newly developed “Atmosfeel” pickup system ○ Faithfully reproduces the acoustic guitar’s airy quality and natural resonance through the line out ○ Yamaha’s original folk body shape offers excellent playability for players who prefer a compact body. Its well-defined, full-bodied sound is ideal for responsive chord strumming and fingerstyle playing. ○ Newly developed scalloped bracing delivers a warm, powerful sound characterized by deep bass and rich harmonics. ○ The top features solid Sitka spruce treated with A.R.E., producing a mature sound reminiscent of a guitar that has been played for many years ○ The fingerboard and bridge are made of ebony. ○ Comes with a lightweight case The original Yamaha FG headstock shape features a logo modeled after a tuning fork. The truss rod cover is engraved with “Since 1966,” signifying the origins of Yamaha guitars. The top is made of solid Sitka spruce treated with A.R.E. Despite being brand-new, it delivers a rich tone reminiscent of a guitar played for many years, along with a powerful resonance thanks to the warm mid-to-low frequencies characteristic of mahogany. Its well-balanced sound is ideal for chord strumming or rhythmic fingerstyle playing. Solid mahogany is used for the sides and back, delivering the warm, rich midrange characteristic of mahogany. In pursuit of an ideal, warm tone, we have refined the design through a combination of virtual prototyping—utilizing the latest acoustic analysis and simulation technologies—and physical prototypes crafted by hand. Compared to the scalloped bracing used in the FG/FS#800 series, we have optimized the bracing to match the characteristics of the wood itself and the specific FG and FS models, achieving further expansion of the low-frequency response. The newly developed Atmosfeel 3-way pickup system features three distinct pi