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Yamaha - FS7 M Natural
The Yamaha FS7 M Natural is a concert-sized acoustic guitar, designed to deliver dynamic response and projection. Its solid Sitka spruce top and scalloped X-bracing promote an articulate tone. The African mahogany back and sides deliver warm bass tones, pronounced mid-range and rounded harmonics. Its mahogany neck and ebony fingerboard round off a comfortable and precise playing experience.
Presentation
The African mahogany back and sides deliver warm bass, pronounced mid-range and rounded harmonics, giving chords a resonant depth. The mahogany neck features a rounded V-profile for a comfortable grip.
The ebony fingerboard and bridge contribute to a clear and brilliant tonal response, whilst the bone nut and saddle enhance clarity, balanced resonance and sustain. The Gotoh SXN510 Cosmo Black tuning machines ensure reliable tuning and durable construction.
The FS7 M Natural incorporates elements of Japanese aesthetics, with a wooden rope-pattern inlay and black and cream binding. Its glossy polyurethane finish on the body completes its look. Supplied with a hard case, an Allen key and a certificate of authenticity, it is ideal for guitarists wishing to play or perform their songs on a guitar made in Japan.
Features
Other features
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Yamaha FS7 M Natural
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Acoustic guitar
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Series: FS
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Body shape: Concert
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Top: Solid Sitka spruce
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Back and sides: Solid African mahogany
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Bracing: Scalloped X
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Neck: One-piece African mahogany
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Neck profile: Rounded V
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Fingerboard: Ebony
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Nut width: 44 mm
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Fingerboard radius: R400 mm (15 3/4")
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Inlays: Wooden string pattern around the soundhole
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Scale length: 634 mm (25")
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Bridge: Ebony
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Nut: Bone
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Tuners: Gotoh SXN510 Cosmo Black
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Colour: Natural
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Pickguard: Tortoiseshell pattern
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Top finish: Gloss, polyurethane
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Case included: Hard case
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Recommended strings: Elixir NANOWEB 80/20 Bronze Light
To find out more...
It can be used for songwriting, accompanying vocals or performing songs, particularly in a music practice or acoustic performance setting.
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