Violão Eletroacústico Cordas em Nylon CX 40 II Natural Yamaha

Un precio estupendo y la guitarra suena muy bien y el tamaño es el normal.

I bought this for my girlfriend who is just starting out; it has a nice, rich sound and is perfect for beginners.

This will not break the bank, but on the other hand, you are rewarded with a great sound when you practice on this instrument and that is really essential in maintaining motivation when you are starting out. Too many people give up too early on account of unplayable guitars, for example with action to high (strings too far from the fretboard) or that refuse to stay in tune. Yamaha has been making quality beginner instruments for decades and this guitar gives back to those who want to give guitar a go.

The CX40II is the acoustic-electric version of Yamaha’s C40 which means that it has that extra bit of flexibility to plug in when jamming with louder instruments (steel-string dreadnoughts, electric guitars, banjos/banjoleles), or to add some punch with distortion and some big venue reverb. It just adds another dimension for the player. For this the pick ups are perfectly adequate, and for the extra little bit of money I would say it is worth it given that it is an instrument worthy of keeping longer term.

The only thing I would say is that the strings are only two months old but are already almost worn-through and in need of replacement. It has been played and enjoyed moderate use in that time, but that does not seem right. However, I would stay that that does not have anything to do with the quality of the guitar.

Violão de sonoridade ímpar, desde que esteja no acústico, ligado no som ele é muito agudo.

Just some perspective on my review. I am in my late 60’s and have been gigging and singing with a variety of accoustic/electro accoustic guitars since my late teens. I have had a number of classical, and 6/12 string guitars of various qualities. My first classical guitars were BandM and Aria (now expensive) ….. I think over some 40 years plus of playing, I think I have developed a good musical ear and can appraise a guitar’s quality and value pretty well. I currently own: a mid 1960’s EKO 12S – still playeable with great sound, an Ovation E/Accoustic 12S, and my favourite, a 1976 Yamaha accoustic 6S – their first solid top of that type – plays and sounds terrific. Now to the CX40…….. the finish quality is ok – not your best woods…. Tuned up accurately pretty quickly. Obviously a basic string set is included, and as previously reviewed, don’t last long and quickly wear and buzz. The playing action is pretty good. Even with basic strings, the top strings sound fine, and bass strings excellent depth of tone….. Maybe before replacing strings with a decent set, it may be worth brassoing the frets to make them smooth – will see if it helps… When amplified, the sound quality is pure and natural…. best put thru an accoustic amp – I use a 50W Stagg amp which has basic functions – bass treble mid plus reverb – guitar and mike inputs plus input for CD player and headphones – about GBP70…. I rate this a good accoustic guitar amp….. So, having played the cx40 daily since I purchased it a couple of weeks ago, I would rate it a great value classical guitar with good tone , easy to play and suitable for beginner up to experienced guitarist.

Its a very extraordinary piece that is value for money too…

Violão muito gostoso de se tocar, principalmente MPB.

Ele também é extremamente bonito, e leve.

Vale o custo/benefício.