Yamaha AC3R Acoustic-Electric Concert Size Guitar Overview | Full Compass
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2012
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Yamaha Product Manager, Armando Vega, demonstrates the Yamaha AC3R Acoustic-Electric Guitar at Full Compass Systems
The AC3R features all-solid Rosewood back and sides with hand-selected premium Sitka Spruce top. Yamaha's original concert-size body style is matched to the flagship System 63 SRT pickup and preamp combination for the most natural, responsive amplified tone available.
The AC3R is part of the entirely new A-series line of Yamaha acoustic-electric guitars featuring a stunning fresh look, amazing playability and the cutting edge S.R.T. (Studio Response Technology) preamp/pickup system. The AC3R concert-size cutaway is designed for today's player who requires a reliable workhorse that looks feels and sounds amazing in all applications. A performance level 'bang-for-your-buck' guitar offering quality build & materials such as; Solid Sitka Spruce Top, Mahogany Neck, Solid Rosewood Back/Sides, Ebony Fingerboard/Bridge and a neck profile that is a thrill to play for hours on end. 
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This is the best value for a guitar I have ever gotten. Absolutely unbeatable, you won't regret it.
friend, tell me, do the strings on this guitar buzz? What's the sound like on the lower frets? And is this guitar suitable for playing strumming, playing rock?

@@user-zc4rn8no1j so I’ve had it for 3 years now, and the only complaint I have is that the frets are worn down from being played so often and so much. I play a lot of rock and metal on it for fun, it’s awesome for anything if you have a strong enough hand. How you play it determines its sound, and you can always switch between the pre-built “microphones” to entirely change the sound if using an amp or into a computer. For the price, it is an absolutely amazing guitar. I recommend getting it to a shop six months in and making sure the neck has settled as you wanted. After that, take care of it, and it will take care of you.
@@user-zc4rn8no1j furthermore here is a link of someone truly putting it through its paces in a lead and rhythm roles ruclips.net/video/DAx1Serx1xo/видео.htmlsi=TiQVqtiAEfzn7oEo
@@jesusxsmn Thank!
Got one. Superb guitar. Does not go out of tune & the rosewood is a welcome breath of fresh air every time I play it. What resonance!
I am ordering the AC3R sunburst from Giovanni Music & School of Music
Mayfield Rd NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and this is one of the best reviews I have seen, thanks, oh yes, almost forgot to mention the Yamaha that I have at present, a FG413S, it's 12 or 13 years old now, but it still works, great for campfire pickin'
You forgot to mention the ebony fret board and bridge. I ordered this bad boy today, looking forward to it.
I picked up a transparent black AC3R several months ago and I really like it. It has great sound and resonance. Action and playability are great as well. I mostly play unplugged but really enjoy the sound when I do plug in. Got it used and saved a bundle so it's a win-win all around. The AC3R just edged out a Taylor 210 I had been looking at. Taylor was great but I don't regret getting the Yamaha.
+marcuss Smith sorry...it's an A3R..not the concert model. Still great :- )
It says at start it's ac3r I've got one it looks exactly like a AC3R same woods everything would like to know difference between A3 and AC3
Nice guy, nice review even for the older model. I know the audio was really suffering like the video mic was turned off, but oh well. Suprised FullCompass didn't do a video sound check before recording. Good spec info anyway. I have an AC3R new model & will be looking for the previous model of the same guitar.
Fantastic!! loved u in Penn and teller!!
Nice tie... what a goober!
I've owned one now for about a year, played quite a lot, about 5hrs /week. I got one of the limited ones with the bear-claw figuring on the top. I have to say I've been extremely impressed with this guitar from day one. It really feels and looks like they did their best to make a copy of the Taylor 314, but the wood seems warmer, more "real". The ONLY complaint I have is that the preamp (while it sounds GREAT! - VERY versatile) burns through the batteries (two AA's) more quickly than most others. Playing at church one morning it was fine in practice, then I set it down for an hour and a half on stage (still plugged in) and when I got back up to play for the service, it was completely dead. I plug this in twice a week and I've had to change batteries every 2-3 weeks. Unplug your cable when not in use and it will help that tremendously. In the end, in my opinion the great amplified sound is worth the great sound you can dial in with it. I like it better than my K&K Trinity system that cost half as much as I paid for this guitar
Kevin McSmith perhaps you need to buy a guiter wire with on/off switch...its easier,no need to unplug,
I recently purchased this guitar and absolutely love it. Amazing sound and great playability. My only frustration is how fast the the AA batteries drain out. Even unplugged. I've had it about 2 months and had to change the batteries around 5 x. I'm not playing gigs, just in my basement. I was wondering if anyone knew why Double AA batteries are used to support this complex SRT pre amp? Why not a 9 Volt Battery? Should I be using Lithium AA's? Inquiring minds want to know! Thanks for any feedback. :)
what battery are you using and how many total hours are you playing before empty.
Does anyone know what the fretboard radius on it is? I can't find I can't find it on Yamaha's website or any of the online stores I shop on.
porque a mi pais no llega esta maravillosa guitarra....UNA PENA..
I have a question AC3R is made from where country
is the bout smaller than a dreadnought??
i like a big fat neck which help give rich tone. Loss the skinny in the neck.
Yamaha electro acoustics in general are all very good and great value,but this AC3R for me does not sound as good as my 2001 CPX15WA with system 41. If you are patient try and find a CPX15 model with system 41 they can be less than half the price of this AC3R. Maybe this demo does not do the AC3R justice?
Which is considered to be a better wood, rosewood or mahogany?
Depends on the person on what sound they want. Mahogany produces a drier sound, with more emphasis on the mids. Rosewood focuses more on overtones, more highs/lows, less mid sounds vs the mahogany.
Sing some more!!
I wish I had this guitar with the ARE treatment.
The newer redesigned ones have it
@@michaelbalance98 How long have that had that for?
@@freejulianassange3143 what exactly are you asking?
Tenacious D in early retirement
Too much talk not enough playing
not selling good? why not just put a mic in????????instead of makeing something to sound like a mic..........lost in Yamaha space