Review on Western Guitar YAMAHA F310 Natural by Mateusz Roczon ᠌

Conclusion: they took me for 13,500 and then at a discount. If you really are a beginner, then yes, this is it, a swallow. And in half a year to change unambiguously. Pros: Gave on February 23rd. Normal classic. The shell with decks (upper and lower) is glued soundly. Even pleases the eye. There is a protective overlay from playing with a pick. Lightweight, voluminous. Bass is well felt. Holds evenly (relatively) in the hands. Of the pluses, perhaps, everything. Its cons: Cons . Plastic rear nut. Better brass. Narrow neck (but who is used to it). The frets protrude from the bottom, so you can get hurt when playing fast. The pegs have a high speed (the worm gear has a small gear ratio) - because of this, the strings often go out of tune. Sound: basses and tweeters work at five, but the third and fourth strings are a drawdown in volume. perhaps this will be solved by replacing the strings, for example, with a silver one. Haven't tried yet. The neck is not adjustable! The anchor bolt inside the guitar is an American, inch hex. The neck is simply held on by this bolt. And he himself is also glued to the drum.