Yamaha F335 Acoustic Guitar Natural

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However, while it's true, there are a lot of sub-par guitars on the market, if you know where to look, you can find a top-tier instrument that won't cost the earth – as this guide to the best cheap acoustic guitars proves.

As for the neck, the Yamaha F335 comes with a Rosewood fingerboard, a Rosewood bridge, twenty total frets, but fourteen of those frets are completely accessible. Top off our recommend body shape with a natural gloss-finish spruce top with “X”-bracing, basswood back and sides to give it a clean-looking finish. As we alluded to up top, it's not good enough for a guitar just to be cheap, it must also meet our exceedingly high standards before we feel comfortable recommending it to our readers.Now that we have looked at what the F335 does right, it is time to start thinking about what it does wrong.

We remember when we picked up our first acoustic guitar (it was our dads — and actually, was our pick as the best below) and since then we’ve always had that beautiful strumming sound stuck in our memories and ears. That’s not the best thing in the world for building an instrument that tends to take a bit of a pounding from time to time. Some of Yamaha’s musical instruments are sworn on by experts; on the other hand, some of their instruments are aimed more towards beginning players.Our contributors use and test each instrument, accessory, or service in their real lives and we never recommend anything we wouldn't use.

The top of the guitar is spruce, which is an expensive wood that’s sturdy and takes a lot of abuse before leaving dents or damage on the instrument. This will not have a massive impact on the performance of the guitar, but it can be a bit confusing for people who are used to a more conventional setup.It's also worth noting that this beautiful guitar comes in three distinct finish options, natural Mahogany, aged Mahogany, and Satin Vintage Sunburst. Although many people think Ibanez guitars are Gibson and Fender copies, the brand has many noteworthy guitar creations, such as the Roadstar and Iceman. It has a body depth and width that brings out balanced tone and enough projection to be heard from across a room. I also prefer using guitars that have wider necks in them, but I sometimes also love the comfort in playing acoustic guitars with a narrow neck, especially this Yamaha F335. It should be cheap in a sense that you would not worry that it may get damaged or broken during your campfire session.

With all that experience behind them, Yamaha offers some of the best budget guitars available, and the Yamaha F335 is no exception.

If you’re looking for a Yamaha guitar that has better reviews in the guitar world, the Yamaha FG800 an excellent choice. Yamaha has made quality instruments for more than half a century, and the F335 just proves that even budget instruments can be well built.