The AE500 utilizes the tradition of the AES1500 but adds a modern twist with Yamaha's signature tailpieces, original "F" hole design, and contemporary finishes creating a unique blend of classic tradition and modern invention.

POSTED: 12/11/2007 - 02:57 am

For a little more edge, the AES420 offers more aggressive features like direct-mounted pickups, wrap-around tailpieces, black hardware, and unique finishes. The Yamaha AES420 is the new lowest cost set-neck, solid body electric guitar. Cool painted body binding shows off its sleek look along with a wrap around bridge for ease of string replacement.

POSTED: 07/05/2007 - 02:03 pm

A single bar bridge, two chrome-covered Yamaha humbuckers, and a control system accented by a three-position toggle switch and master volume and master tone knobs.

POSTED: 07/14/2004 - 02:12 am

The award-winning Yamaha AES620 guitar delivers the fat, punchy chord tones and the articulate, singing solo sounds only a single-cutaway set-neck guitar can deliver. Our unique "body-through" bridge blocks transmit more string vibration through the guitar body, while their offset placement tightens lows and focuses highs which delivers a more present, "woody," and musical sound.

POSTED: 04/05/2006 - 02:51 am

For a little more edge, the AES720 offers more aggressive features like direct-mounted pickups, wrap-around tailpieces, black hardware, and unique finishes.

POSTED: 11/22/2007 - 02:02 am

The AES820 features a highly contoured, lightweight solid alder body with a fast, black satin-finished 26 1/4" scale maple neck and ebony fingerboards.

POSTED: 08/09/2004 - 04:33 am

I love this thing. It has a black quilted maple solid Les Paul body and an African mahogany neck.

POSTED: 11/17/2011 - 04:56 am

The AEX1500 was designed in collaboration with jazz guitar legend Martin Taylor. This guitar is a fine example of Yamaha's vintage-meets-visionary philosophy.

POSTED: 09/16/2004 - 05:18 am

The EG-012 is a superstrat, so the machine heads are 6-in-line as the headstock resembles the Fender headstock. It has 22 frets. The body is made of alder and the neck is maple, and it is considerably heavier than a Fender or Squier.

POSTED: 09/01/2008 - 05:46 am

The combination of two single-coil pickups and a humbucker produces excellent sounds for a wide range of musical styles, with the benefit of a five-position selector switch to extend the choice of tones.

POSTED: 03/13/2007 - 05:26 am

2 single coil pickups, 1 humbucking pickup, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, basswood body, master volume and master tone controls, vintage vibrato system with 5 position pickup switch, volume, gain, bass, and treble knobs.

POSTED: 09/27/2005 - 12:29 am

The guitar has allright distortion, the pick-ups work well, the sound is awesome. Everything came in a nice little box there were no flaws, nothing was damaged, everything worked well.

POSTED: 09/03/2004 - 03:49 am

The body style is copiying a Strat. You don't have to much options with this guitar.

POSTED: 01/31/2005 - 01:22 am

22 Frets, 5-way blade selector, 1 volume pot, 1 tone pot, HSH Pickups passive electronics, Maple neck, Vintage Trem, Black Finish

POSTED: 07/11/2003 - 12:00 am

It's comfortable neck, fast action, versatile pickup configuration and affordable price make it an excellent first time electric guitar.

POSTED: 05/28/2004 - 03:52 am

Comes with 2 single-coil pickups and features a solid alder body, lightning fast maple neck with a bubinga fingerboard, a 3-position pickup selector, single-coil pickups, controls for master volume / tone, and chrome hardware.

POSTED: 10/24/2003 - 10:26 am

21 frets, 5 position blade, volume, tone, S/S/H pickups. Solid Alder Body, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, Strat Style Double Cutaway.

POSTED: 07/11/2003 - 12:00 am

The Pacifica is one of the best North American guitars to be created. The guitar is well known for great tone and outstanding playability at an low price compared to Gibsons. The guitar is good for anyone.

POSTED: 05/16/2011 - 04:58 am

At a remarkably reasonable price the guitar features a solid alder body, the powerful bridge humbucker and two single-coil pickups.

POSTED: 05/24/2004 - 04:54 am

It is a perfect guitar for blues, rock n' roll, punk, classic rock and even hard rock with the help of the humbucker. But if you are into shredding and very heavy stuff, you shouldn't buy it, that humbucker is just not "evil" enough for that style.

POSTED: 01/17/2012 - 04:12 am

On the Pacifica 120S adds two meaty humbuckers plus the added versatility of a three-way pickup selector that gives an excellent, ringing rhythm sound in the middle position.

POSTED: 06/14/2004 - 03:41 am

This classy looking double-cutaway guitar combines a solid alder body, 22-fret bolt-on maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard, Sperzel locking tuners and the acclaimed Wilkinson VS-100 tremolo. This combination of quality woods and craftsmanship, in conjunction with top-of-the-line hardware, delivers a punch that can't be touched in its price class.

POSTED: 07/01/2006 - 02:55 am

Beautiful black flamed maple top, alder body, maple/rosewood neck, 22 frets. Seymore Duncan JB bridge and 2 Yamaha single coils.

POSTED: 08/25/2008 - 04:40 am

Featuring an alder body with beautiful flamed maple top, the new Pacifica 812V is the favourite choice for those guitar-players, that look for an extraordinary sounding instrument with a stunning look.

POSTED: 11/28/2007 - 01:45 am

It has a maple body/neck, with non-locking tuners on the headstock. The pickups, one humbucker and two single-coils, each have a tone that is worlds apart from the others.

POSTED: 11/10/2005 - 12:56 am

22 fret, rosewood fret board, Pretty Blue Paint Job, I'd say it's a Strat style, but nix the pick guard, A Humbucker in the neck position, Single coil in middle and a Humbucker in the bridge position, 5 way selector, Volume and Tone knobs, a Standard tremolo bridge, And it's a 6 string, of course.

POSTED: 10/27/2008 - 04:48 am

24 frets, 5 way selector, S/S/H ceramic pickups, alder body, mahagony neck, buvinga fretboard, Ibanez RG style with thin neck.

POSTED: 07/06/2004 - 02:42 am

22 Frets, 1 volume control, 5 way selector, Rosewood neck, Matt black finish, Strat type body, Non-locking tuners.

POSTED: 05/11/2004 - 10:54 am

I would compare this guitar to the Ibanez GRG or the Jackson JS30 dinky; a great high quality entry level instrument.

POSTED: 06/09/2010 - 03:49 am

Bought new in 1985 or 86, Japanese made, 24 frets on a rosewood fretboard. Possibly Maple neck. Bolt-on to Basswood body. Red gloss finish. This is a super-Strat shape. Very flat like a plank. Locking trem of Yamaha design.

POSTED: 12/01/2008 - 03:58 am

Deep double cutaway bodies and fast necks are the hallmark of Yamaha's RGX series electric guitars. Fitted with a double-locking tremolo system, the RGX-220DZ delivers amazing sound and playability in four metallic flavours that are sure to excite your senses.

POSTED: 10/13/2005 - 12:46 am

The all new Yamaha RGX line of instruments are modern rock hot rods. The RGX320FZ features a set neck, double-cutaway mahogany body, AES original hardware, mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard, Yamaha humbucking pickups, diecast tuners, and more.

POSTED: 07/03/2006 - 06:20 am

Construction: Bolt-on. Scale Length: 25-1/2''. Fingerboard: Rosewood. Frets: 24. Body: Alder. Vibrato System: Double Locking Tremolo. Pickups: Humbucker (Ceramic) x 2. Pickup Switch: 5 Position

POSTED: 09/06/2003 - 09:59 am

The RGX-520FZ upgrades to a gorgeous figured maple top on a solid mahogany body, a custom inlay at the 12th fret, and beautiful translucent finishes.

POSTED: 11/09/2005 - 12:43 am

The RGX620DZ sports a beautiful maple cap on top of its solid alder body and with luxurious appointments such as the translucent pickup rings and the barrel tuners, this Ty Tabor profile solid body will attract a lot of attention.

POSTED: 06/16/2006 - 03:51 am

The all new RGX-A2 electric guitar is a marvel of modern technology. The proprietary A.I.R. (Alternative Internal Resonance) construction body, LED lit cylindrical diecast knobs, lightweight barrel tuners, and Yamaha Alnico soapbar pickups make this a high tech masterpiece that is not only stunningly beautiful, but tonally revolutionary.

POSTED: 07/20/2006 - 06:59 am

I think that this guitar is best suited to metal and heavier styles, although it can play the majority of styles rather well.

POSTED: 06/08/2010 - 03:08 am

For a semi-hollow the features are more than adequate and I like the coil-splitters very much. All the parts seem solid and of high quality.

POSTED: 06/24/2009 - 07:00 am

Constructed of maple, the SA503 TVL is a semi-hollow body guitar with a set-in maple neck, bound rosewood fingerboard, three soapbar-style single-coil pickups, and custom "all access" multi-function switching systems with dual 3-way selectors.

POSTED: 12/10/2008 - 03:15 am

This guitar is heavy and solid with sustain to spare. Set neck, carved top, dual humbuckers and binding on neck and body prove that this is a quality guitar from a time when Japan was making guitars to rival the ones made in the US.

POSTED: 10/12/2007 - 01:32 am

It's nonetheless the best guitar I've ever owned, and argued by some to be the best electric guitar ever made, definitely the best that Yamaha ever made. Looks beautiful, feels amazing, and sounds incredible, what more could you want?

POSTED: 01/21/2013 - 03:46 am

The first in the Super Flighter series made in Japan by Yamaha from 1977 to 1980, I can fully understand why these guitars are so sought after by so many people worldwide, and cannot understand why Yamaha stopped production!

POSTED: 01/15/2013 - 02:37 am

The SG1500, logically enough, is the inbetweener of the iconic SG1000 and SG2000. It's a rarer beast, but my goodness what an instrument. I genuinely love everything about this guitar. Sound, looks, build quality, versatility.

POSTED: 12/04/2012 - 03:49 am

Yamaha SG-2 remained in production for a short time only, later to be replaced with Yamaha's 3-pick-up surf guitar, the SG-3.

POSTED: 08/18/2009 - 02:42 am

If you are thinking of buying a Les Paul, SG, or any Gibson or Fender or whatever, try one of these first, it might make you change your mind.

POSTED: 02/04/2011 - 03:11 am