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6-string Acoustic Guitar with Solid Spruce Top, Solid Rosewood Body, 5-ply Mahogany/Rosewood Neck, and Ebony Fingerboard - Natural
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Specifications |
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| Brand | Yamaha | ||
| Category | 6-string Acoustic Guitars | ||
| String Type: | Steel, | ||
| Number of Strings: | 6, | ||
| Body Shape: | Jumbo, | ||
| Left-/Right-handed: | Right-handed, | ||
| Color: | Natural, | ||
| Finish: | Gloss Nitrocellulose, | ||
| Top Wood: | Solid Engleman Spruce, | ||
| Back & Sides Wood: | Solid Rosewood, | ||
| Binding: | Abalone/Maple, | ||
| Neck Wood: | 5-ply Mahogany/Rosewood, | ||
| Neck Shape: | Volute, | ||
| Radius: | 15.75", | ||
| Fingerboard Material: | Ebony, | ||
| Number of Frets: | 20, | ||
| Scale Length: | 25.5", | ||
| Tuning Machines: | Yamaha Die-cast gold, | ||
| Bridge Material: | Ebony, | ||
| Nut/Saddle Material: | Bone/Bone, | ||
| Nut Width: | 1.732", | ||
| Strings: | Yamaha, .012-.052, | ||
| Case Included: | Hardshell Case, | ||
| Manufacturer Part Number: | LL36R, | ||
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Sweetwater Customer
2 years ago
Never thought my Guild D55 would be defeated by a Yammie, but it did! This guitar is insane! Bells all avond! Do yourself a favor and buy this piece of art!
Unbelievable Quality - Worth Twice The Price
Ski Town Cover Band
2 years ago
As often happens, Yamaha flexes their gigantic music muscle and the outcome creates a legendary product. Apparently, these LL 26, 36, etc., don't make it to the US very frequently as the Asian market covets them, and rightly so. Consequently, they're hard to find. They exist mostly in legend and, for most people, buying one will be a leap of faith. It was for me. (BTW, there… read more is a LL100 - only 20 were ever made. They fetch $ no problem at guitar shows.)This LL36 is the 28 style dreadnought I have been searching for. I play mine with .13's - it's all deep, round bass and smooth, clear highs. Tonally, it leans to the bass-y side of things ala the 28 I mentioned above. The guitar has a wonderful compressed sound under hard pick attack but does not fight back on dynamics or volume - it just stays smooth and clean. The neck shape, fretwork and playability are absolute perfection. The binding, trim, fret markers are just beautiful done, I cannot say enough good about this guitar. Fit, finish, quality of materials, etc., are just spectacular. This would easily be a $ guitar fit it was from a US maker - and only a few makers have the skills to do this as well as the Japanese luthier shop at Yamaha. They obviously take a lot of pride in these guitars. And now, I do too. Get one if you can.
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Dean Wilson
4 years ago
This is a truly gorgeous, very high quality instrument. The A.R.E. treatment of the spruce top does exactly what Yamaha says it does - This guitar sounds huge, shimmery, and lush. I have one of these and also one of the Yamaha LL26 models. (The LL26 is essentially the same guitar but with gold open-gear tuners and without the abalone trim). Love them both. The abalone trim… read more on the LL36 easily rivals that of a Martin D41. I also own a Martin D28 and some other high-end guitars, but find myself more and more reaching for my Yamahas. Outstanding, and a very good price point (especially at Sweetwater) for its quality
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