Oh wait a great sounding guitar for 4000£ ? Waoo something really incredible , well done Yamaha. Sorry I'm a poor bastard that can't afford to pay that money for a great guitar and if u didn't get it that was irony . I'm a big fan and customer, Yamaha was my first electric guitar 40 years ago, an amazing SA 50 from 1967 and I swapped it for a Fender Lead II (what an idiot) after that, all the Yamahas that I had, have been acoustic , the last was an amazing trans-acoustic that I gave to someone who is starting his journey in the guitar world like a month ago, it was more a gift than a sale. Now I'm thinking that is time to close the circle that started with that Yamaha SA 50 in 1984 and buy my last electric guitar and I think it has to be a Yamaha , so probably my Christmas indulgence will be a Revstar SS20 , I had other brands that I like of course but I love Yamaha instruments , never had one that wasn't good enough to keep it or resell it without losing money or simply donating it with the satisfaction of knowing you were doing some good to someone in this world. Thanks Yamaha for a lifetime of good musical instruments .
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Oh wait a great sounding guitar for 4000£ ? Waoo something really incredible , well done Yamaha.
Sorry I'm a poor bastard that can't afford to pay that money for a great guitar and if u didn't get it that was irony .
I'm a big fan and customer, Yamaha was my first electric guitar 40 years ago, an amazing SA 50 from 1967 and I swapped it for a Fender Lead II (what an idiot) after that, all the Yamahas that I had, have been acoustic , the last was an amazing trans-acoustic that I gave to someone who is starting his journey in the guitar world like a month ago, it was more a gift than a sale.
Now I'm thinking that is time to close the circle that started with that Yamaha SA 50 in 1984 and buy my last electric guitar and I think it has to be a Yamaha , so probably my Christmas indulgence will be a Revstar SS20 , I had other brands that I like of course but I love Yamaha instruments , never had one that wasn't good enough to keep it or resell it without losing money or simply donating it with the satisfaction of knowing you were doing some good to someone in this world.
Thanks Yamaha for a lifetime of good musical instruments .