I just wanna know if it’s worth paying 75 for and what model. Pls help i’m a big noob D:
#Is this yahama? what model? is it worth when it’s used - like new (for $75)
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little nest
I just wanna know if it’s worth paying 75 for and what model. Pls help i’m a big...
likely
if you play it and like it? thats all it has to be about. these are usually pretty decent sounding and playing guitars as far as starter classical/nylon string guitars
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it doesn’t say if it is but it looks like one… idk tbh D:
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idk i was told to get yahama used ones for a good beginner guitar
little nest
sure
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so i’m searching for those near by
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so i’m searching for those near by
as for a shot of the label, or go play it
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the label inside ?
little nest
if you play it and like it? thats all this has to be about
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sorry i’m a total noob so
shadow bronze
It’s a fender S101 I think
Idk though you should just ask them for the model. Either way it looks like it was played a decent amount which is not a bad thing 🙂
mystic tiger
I just wanna know if it’s worth paying 75 for and what model. Pls help i’m a big...
No. Cheap classical guitars can be really really bad, since they usually come without truss rods. Unless you can confirm that there is a truss rod/other ways to set it up well.
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I don't think I trust rod is mandatory on a nylon string.
The first inexpensive Yamaha I had didn't have a truss rod
Classical guitars are traditionally built without truss rods.
The string tension is much lower than with a steel string acoustic
I certainly think that I'm comfortable having a truss rod and I don't need the tradition of not having a truss rod. But I don't think someone should necessarily avoid a Yamaha or whatever that guitar is because it doesn't have a truss rod
Can certainly talk about the other ways to set it up. You still get action adjustments. You just don't get the typical relief of the neck with higher tension steel strings
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oh man