Acoustic Guitars

Since Yamaha introduced the legendary FG series in the late '60s, their sterling reputation for exceptional guitar craftsmanship has only grown stronger. In fact, Yamaha 6-string acoustic guitars are preferred by many popular artists, including Joe Bonamassa, Chad Kroeger and Kristyn Osborn, to name a few. Of course, you don't have to be a famous star to own one of their instruments and a quick browse through this section makes that obvious. Whether you've just learned your first chords or are already familiar with the center stage, Yamaha is committed to players of all skill levels and budgets.

To speed up your search for the perfect Yamaha 6-string acoustic guitar, it helps to take your personal preferences—and how much you're willing to spend—into consideration. Newcomers will be happy to find top-notch acoustic guitars in the $100 to $300 range, including the best-selling F335. It features the classic dreadnought shape for plenty of projection, gold die-cast tuners for accurate tuning and a rosewood fingerboard that feels as great as it looks. Yamaha even offers beginner bundles like the GigMaker acoustic guitar pack. This near-steal pairs the gorgeous F325D guitar with a durable gig bag, digital tuner, strap, picks, extra strings and an instructional DVD. With this bundle, you'll be mastering the first steps of playing in no time.

Now, for all you strummers and pluckers who really want to get a feel for what Yamaha currently has in store, you owe it to yourselves to check out the new FG800 Series. Just take a look at the FG820 dreadnought; from its warm tone to its traditional style, this guitar is a clear sign that Yamaha is not slowing down any time soon when it comes to designing breathtaking 6-strings. For that matter, the same can be said for the FG850. Showcasing an all-mahogany body and new scalloped bracing pattern, this instrument delivers a strong low- to mid-range that is sure to please open-mike regulars and stage-festival veterans.

Along with the instruments mentioned, you'll also discover acoustic-electrics (ideal for musicians who play in bands), models with cutaway bodies (favored by soloists who want access to the higher frets) and even left-handed guitars. So start browsing any time now; this selection of Yamaha acoustic guitars is sure to have something to make you excited about playing music. In the end, just remember that there's a reason why certain guitar brands are more well-known than others. Yamaha is highly acclaimed because they've proven time and again that their talented luthiers are just as passionate about music as you are. And when it comes to generously-priced acoustic guitars that boast a high level of playability and sound quality, Yamaha is certainly in a class of their own.