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Fantastic product
I have a Martin D18 so i can make a straight comparison between the two. Without question, the LS16 represents unbelievably good value for money being a third of the cost of the D18 but coming very close to parity in terms of sound quality and volume. However, in terms of playability, the LS16 is far easier to play than the D18 albeit the LS16 is strung with 12s while the D18 has 13s. The build quality on the LS16 is superb - as good as the Martin. Moreover, you get the passive pickup with the Yamaha - not so with the Martin. If you’re considering a Yamaha guitar such as the LS16, rest assured you will NOT be disappointed if you buy, as it is a superb instrument. I’ve become a Yamaha fan now and it’s hard to fathom how this brand isn’t recognised globally as a top-class guitar manufacturer.
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Excellent Guitar!!!
Top quality guitar with loud balanced sound and a very pleasant sustain!!!
The electric output signal is not strong but this can be fixed by using a di or connecting the guitar on a highZ input of a mixer.
Grate guitar!!!
The electric output signal is not strong but this can be fixed by using a di or connecting the guitar on a highZ input of a mixer.
Grate guitar!!!
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Better than American
This guitar hits way above it's price range. Taylors of the same price can only dream of sounding this good and being this playable.
Yes, the lacquer is kind of thick. The electronics are nothing to write home about. But at that point you're most likely looking at guitars with built in mics that are twice the price of this one.
Best buy for sure, and my go to acoustic guitar for practicing at playing with my friends!
Yes, the lacquer is kind of thick. The electronics are nothing to write home about. But at that point you're most likely looking at guitars with built in mics that are twice the price of this one.
Best buy for sure, and my go to acoustic guitar for practicing at playing with my friends!
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