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04-08-2024, 03:12 AM
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Yamaha LL11e
I know there's a separate 'Yamaha love' thread on here, but I'm curious to know if anyone else has an LL11e as played by the late great Bert Jansch?
Mine is unforgivably under-used, but as a couple of others have just gone off to the alchemist for a bit of TLC, it's back on a guitar stand and knocking my socks off yet again... I don't really like dreadnoughts as a body shape (apologies - I know that may be sacrilege in these parts...), but really the LL11e is more jumbo than dreadnought - it's a big guitar with a sound to match. It's been in its case for a good couple of years, but straight away played like a dream, and seems to be waking up and sounding better with every play. I know it's been said on here many times, but Yamaha do make amazing guitars, and if the LL11e was good enough for Bert...  Angus
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04-08-2024, 09:45 AM
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The L series Yamaha guitars are worth finding.
I had an L-20A for over 30 years and loved it. I wore the guitar out and replaced it with a new LL-16D, another great Yamaha.
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