Yamaha FGC-TA TransAcoustic Dreadnought - Vintage Tint

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[custom_html] 6-string Acoustic-electric Guitar with Sitka Spruce Top, Mahogany Back and Sides, Nato Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, and TransAcoustic Technology - Vintage Tint [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBZwofMwzR0[/video] The Yamaha FGC-TA TransAcoustic acoustic-electric guitar is a high-quality instrument that delivers an acoustic experience like no other guitar before it. With Yamaha's onboard TransAcoustic reverb and chorus effects, you'll enjoy the tones of playing in a rich and lively acoustic space no matter where you are. The FGC-TA features a dreadnought cutaway body with mahogany back and sides and a solid Sitka spruce top. You'll love the feel of this guitar's fast-action neck and smooth, bound rosewood fingerboard. The Yamaha FGC-TA TransAcoustic will add new inspiration to your playing. Yamaha TransAcoustic FGC-TA Acoustic-electric Guitar at a Glance: Traditional western cutaway body Solid spruce top Mahogany back & sides Amazing sounding reverb/chorus built-into the guitar with no need for external amplification or effects New scalloped bracing for louder, richer acoustic sound Un-amplified ambiance Yamaha's groundbreaking TransAcoustic technology delivers onboard reverb and chorus effects. What sets TransAcoustic guitars apart from other instruments with onboard effects is that they don't require any external amplification. Engage the effects via the simple-to-use controls, and it's like you're playing in a rich, ambient venue — no amp or PA required. And when it's time for the gig, you can access those same great tones plugged in through the guitar's System70 + SRT Piezo pickup system. How it works The key to TransAcoustic is an integrated actuator, a small device hidden inside the guitar. The vibration of the instrument's strings cause the actuator to vibrate; these vibrations are transmitted to the guitar body, as well as the air around the guitar. The result is authentic reverb and chorus — without the need for a