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Where Acoustic and Amplified Sound Meet
The Yamaha FG9RX is an excellent acoustic-electric dreadnought with outstanding note separation and clarity. Even complex chords retain definition, making the guitar feel articulate and responsive in a variety of playing situations.
The real highlight, however, is the pickup system. Having tried several microphone-based pickup systems over the years, I find this to be the one that comes closest to reproducing the guitar's natural acoustic sound. Plugged in, it captures the character, dynamics, and detail of the instrument with remarkable authenticity.
Visually, the FG9RX features a tasteful, understated design that feels elegant and refined without drawing unnecessary attention.
Acoustically, the bass response is powerful, as expected from a dreadnought. While this gives the guitar a rich and impressive low end, some players may find the bass a little too prominent for their taste.
Overall, the FG9RX is a superb instrument, combining exceptional amplified tone, excellent note separation, and a sophisticated, understated aesthetic.
The real highlight, however, is the pickup system. Having tried several microphone-based pickup systems over the years, I find this to be the one that comes closest to reproducing the guitar's natural acoustic sound. Plugged in, it captures the character, dynamics, and detail of the instrument with remarkable authenticity.
Visually, the FG9RX features a tasteful, understated design that feels elegant and refined without drawing unnecessary attention.
Acoustically, the bass response is powerful, as expected from a dreadnought. While this gives the guitar a rich and impressive low end, some players may find the bass a little too prominent for their taste.
Overall, the FG9RX is a superb instrument, combining exceptional amplified tone, excellent note separation, and a sophisticated, understated aesthetic.
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Certainly not what is expected from a top-of-the-line Yamaha model.
After looking at various reviews on the internet, I decided on this Yamaha model.
First, I have several Yamaha acoustic guitars, two are also Made in Japan, and I really like them all.
Second, Yamaha is widely regarded as a very reliable manufacturer with excellent quality control.
Third, I liked the sound on the recordings I listened to, and I liked the rosewood sound better on all of them. Only on one recording, the sound of the mahogany model was significantly better than the rosewood model.
And then the order came and with it great disappointment.
When I saw the case, I first thought that they had sent me the wrong guitar. I did not expect the case to be different from the one in the pictures of the FG9R and FG9M models, but it is. This one is lined with some fabric (tweed?), and it's really hard to maintain. Whatever the reason for packing a top quality guitar in this case is completely unacceptable to me.
Furthermore, the connection between the neck and the body is visibly imperfect, so that dirt easily falls into those gaps and is difficult to clean. This is not the quality of "master luthiers" who, as stated in the Yamaha certificate, made this guitar.
Also, I am sure that "master luthier" would not allow a large drop of lacquer to remain on the underside of the soundhole.
And let me also say that the edges of the frets are extremely sharp, so much so that they can cut the skin of the fingers.
Clearly, this is the last Yamaha product I bought. Unfortunately, I am not able to return it. A very expensive guitar and worth very little, almost nothing.
First, I have several Yamaha acoustic guitars, two are also Made in Japan, and I really like them all.
Second, Yamaha is widely regarded as a very reliable manufacturer with excellent quality control.
Third, I liked the sound on the recordings I listened to, and I liked the rosewood sound better on all of them. Only on one recording, the sound of the mahogany model was significantly better than the rosewood model.
And then the order came and with it great disappointment.
When I saw the case, I first thought that they had sent me the wrong guitar. I did not expect the case to be different from the one in the pictures of the FG9R and FG9M models, but it is. This one is lined with some fabric (tweed?), and it's really hard to maintain. Whatever the reason for packing a top quality guitar in this case is completely unacceptable to me.
Furthermore, the connection between the neck and the body is visibly imperfect, so that dirt easily falls into those gaps and is difficult to clean. This is not the quality of "master luthiers" who, as stated in the Yamaha certificate, made this guitar.
Also, I am sure that "master luthier" would not allow a large drop of lacquer to remain on the underside of the soundhole.
And let me also say that the edges of the frets are extremely sharp, so much so that they can cut the skin of the fingers.
Clearly, this is the last Yamaha product I bought. Unfortunately, I am not able to return it. A very expensive guitar and worth very little, almost nothing.
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