Yamaha FG-TA TransAcoustic Dreadnought Guitar - Brown Sunburst

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Our Take: Yamaha FG-TA TransAcoustic guitars are great for singer/songwriters who want to open up their creative possibilities, with onboard spacious reverb and vibrant chorus effects ready to play, without amp or pedals! A wonderful tone is produced with the pairing of the solid spruce top and the mahogany back/sides. Add in scalloped bracing and you get that bold, lively sound you’re looking for in your next go-to guitar. With its innovative gear and traditional western body design, this Yamaha FG-TA is ready for anything you need. Yamaha's Take: Yamaha FG-TA TransAcoustic guitars transport you to new, creative spaces with immersive reverb and lush chorus effects without needing an amp or other external gear. For the singer/songwriter in you, the FG-TA features a combination of solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides and scalloped bracing to create warmth, resonance and a bold sound. Traditional Western Body Solid Spruce Top Mahogany Back and Sides Scalloped Bracing for Louder, Richer Acoustic Sound   Note: Because wood is an organic material, slight variations in the grain occur naturally and add to the uniqueness of each guitar. Because of these natural variations, the grain of the instrument you receive might not perfectly match the one pictured here. Standard Specifications General Info Brand: | Yamaha | Model: | FG-TA | Color: | Brown Sunburst | Weight: | Call | Condition: | New |    Body Body Material: | Mahogany | Top Material: | Solid Sitka Spruce | Finish: | Gloss |   Neck Material: | Nato | Finish: | Matte | Fingerboard Material/Radius: | Rosewood, 15.75" | Frets (Number and Size): | 20 | Inlays: | Dots | Nut (Material and Width): | Urea, 1.6875" | Scale Length: | 25.5" | Profile: | Traditional C |   Electronics Pickups:  | System 70 TransAcoustic preamp with SRT piezo pickup, interior mounted actuator | Controls: | Reverb/Chorus/TA Switch/Line Out Vol |   Hardware Tuning Machines: | Chrome Die-cast