Yamaha 12 String Acoustic

This was part of the package for the GL1 Guitalele - Nylon-String Guitar Ukulele (Natural) by Yamaha. It was all given as a gift and well received!

I bought this for a Yamaha GL1 6-string guitalele. It fits in the same soft case as my tenor ukes so I thought I would try this hard case. I do not have a bottom strap button installed on my guitalele and the case was a very tight fit. I was concerned that it would put pressure on the neck so I squished down the padding inside from the top and bottom to loosen it up a bit. It seems to be better now. The height of the case is just fine to accommodate the wider body of the Yamaha GL1. The case itself is very lightweight and easy to carry through airports, but sturdy enough to take on an airplane as a carry-on and not worry about it being crushed in the overhead bins. The interior storage compartment has plenty of room for things like picks, capos, tuners, etc. The outside pocket is also nice but I’m not using it for anything.

The design of this pedal is excellent. It has that district rebound that an acoustic pedal would have. It works perfectly with my P-105 Yamaha piano

Love this digital Piano. I have a Yamaha Acoustic Piano to compare to. This korg 389u has outstanding key action and sound. I am extremely pleased with my korg 380u. 73 yr old 4th year student with weekly lessons. Get up early to practice and now I won't wake up my wife .

A great inconspicuous tuner. Easy for you to see and nobody else. A must for a 12 string. No excuse for not being in tune. I’ve got six of them.

I was looking to upgrade my 12 Year Old Yamaha CD Multi Disc player and was considering other brands. Much to my surprise Yamaha brought their multi disc player back for 2024. I just received it and the sound is great! Much better than streaming music. Just like turntables, CD's are back and this player is a great investment to enjoy your music. B&H is also an authorized Yamaha dealer. I'm now purchasing a second unit to meet my music needs.

I wish this was available 12 years ago when I purchased my current Yamaha RX-V863. It fits perfectly on top of it. I have a rear vented cabinet with a glass front door. The cooling is great. An example: Ive had it 2 weeks and forgot to turn it on yesterday letting the top of my A/V receiver get to 108°F. Within 5 minutes in the Auto mode the temperature dropped to 98°F. It took 20 minutes to reach the programed 84°F with my ambient temperature of 77°F. I didn't have the amp volume up very high. This unit is a must to help elongate the service life of your investment. And yes, it's quiet even with all 3 fans running. If you had your volume very low then perhaps you would notice it slghtly. This is a perfect solution as compared to my diy usb 4 inch fan that looked ugly next to my amp.

I've owned many Yamaha mixers over the years from the 24, 16, 12 and now this 10 input mixer. The 24 down to the 12 channel were of earlier generations (I use earlier to avoid saying OLD) and while I loved them, I'm a mobile producer who sits up in an hour to record an event or produce a LIVE event and not only do I often not have the space and power sources available, I have enough age on me that I don't want the weight. I'm often a backpack carry in producer and that means lightweight and portability. Coupled with the Yamaha BMS10A - Microphone Stand Adapter, this is an amazing tool. I have to tell you that right out of the box you are not gonna like how this thing feels compared to my older (yikes I said it) Yamaha's but this baby performs right beside them. You turn it on, the earphones are silent. You think it's not working but that's because the circuitry is clean. That's a Yamaha exclusive in my book after over 40 years of working in audio. I love it and would recommend it to anyone . . ya sure can't beat the price either. I'm a pro producer with over 1,500 productions up through 2012 when I stopped counting and when it's low price you expect not much. You'll be pleasantly surprised for the $$.

we own 4 DJ setups, 3 with Yamaha's and one with Presonus 12's. First of all, you can pick these up, they only weigh 38 pounds. Second, their continuous power output is the same as Yamaha's 2000 watt option. Third, they have the flattest performance curve of them so even at low back ground music outputs they are crystal clear with all the bass notes. My thoughts on why there are not more of these in use: mainly because they launched into the market at $750 each. Now for $599, it's a no brainer.

The keyboard bag was for my 12 year old son to transport his Yamaha key board for choir and carol practices this year. The attached pouch is spacious to fit his sustain pedal, power adapter and music folder. Material quality is good with padding inside protecting the keyboard well. Made well, zipper is strong, shoulder strap is very useful. Its a great value. No minuses whatsoever.