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Yamaha FG 700.....now......and a Martin next....
OK....I give in...Once I become a better player....I will probably get a Martin Dread....But I am only 1 year deep into my journey...self taught.....and loving this journey as a beginner....I have a long way to go...but my question is....how many of you started off with a Yamaha FG 700.......My Yammie sounds great with a few mods and I know some day I will probably want a Martin......but it's going to be so hard to buy one to replace her.....although I will never part with her....my wonderful FG 700.......
Last edited by Athena's Dad; 05-15-2016 at 08:15 PM. |
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What?
Thing about Yamaha's is they are always referred to by their price... Bang for the buck... Myself, I hate that. But what is a poor boy to do? Pay attention to string spacing at the nut and at the saddle. |
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I don't know of a better value than the FG700S. Even if you one day buy a Martin, there is no good reason not to keep the Yamaha.
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I started off with a Martin...
I like the Yamaha though
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I have always recommended the FG700S as the best value in guitars, especially for the beginner. When it's time, look for a nice, all wood Martin on the used market.
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