[SN IMH121277] YAMAHA / Trans Acoustic TAS1E NT Natural [08]

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The second-generation model of the "TransAcoustic" technology-equipped guitar. This technology, called "TransAcoustic," converts the vibrations of the strings and other parts into electrical signals, applies effects to them, and transmits the processed signal to an "actuator" built into the guitar, causing the entire instrument to vibrate and producing a natural resonance where the acoustic sound and the effected sound blend seamlessly. The TAG/TAS series, equipped with "TransAcoustic" technology, has been well-received as a new type of acoustic guitar that offers an unprecedented playing experience. The TAG1E and TAS1E are entry-level models that build on the first-generation concept while featuring a refined, modern design, richer volume, and optimized effects sounds. With two built-in effects—"Chorus" and "Reverb"—these models are designed to let you easily enjoy the unique playing experience of a TransAcoustic guitar. By combining professional-grade, high-quality effects, these entry-level models produce expressive sounds that allow players to focus entirely on their performance. 1. A new playing experience where effects are applied using only the guitar itself It employs a structure that converts string vibrations into electrical signals, processes them with effects, and vibrates the entire guitar via an internal "actuator." It produces a sound where the guitar’s natural tone and the effects blend naturally, without the need to connect an amplifier or speakers. The entry-level "TAG1E" and "TAS1E" models are equipped with a single actuator, offering two types of effects—"Chorus" and "Reverb"—so you can easily enjoy the unique playing experience of a TransAcoustic guitar. 2. High-quality sound and playability as an acoustic guitar, combined with a sophisticated design While inheriting the concept of the first-generation models, the "TAG1E" and "TAS1E" feature body designs optimized for trans-acoustic guitars, enhancing the integration of effects and natura