Yamaha CGTA (Transacoustic Classical Guitar): A Personal Perspective

This is a review of the fanastic Yamaha CGTA "transacoustic" classical guitar. I think this nylon-string guitar is high-quality, and the transacoustic pickup system makes it a really good option for singer-songwriters who enjoy playing on nylon string guitars, as well as classical guitarists.

[@PaulMansellukulele]

Greta review !

[@davidleinweber]

thanks!!! Thanks for watching the channel. I do recommend the Yamaha CGTA, whether for it's very nice and practical on-board electronics, or just as a nice classical guitar to play around the house or coffeehouses.

[@MrThuraKo]

The basic model might be CG151S or now CG162S

[@davidleinweber]

good to know. I always wondered that. I don't think it's a high-end Yamaha classical, but they make really good guitars all up and down their price points and this is a nice guitar, with or without the on-board electronics. Just as a standalone guitar, I like it better than several other nylon-string guitars I've had, including the Cordoba C-9. It has a really solid, crisp feel to the action that makes it so nice for playing. Thanks for watching the channel.

[@Artist-Songwriter]

take notice! it amplifies by itself! lmao

[@TJISLA]

Nut plástico, no golpeador trasparente, batería 🔋 deficiente sonido por línea solo piezo . Falta simulación de micro real no suena el golpe en la tapa y está alta del puede de la mano derecha clavijero muy feo y barato y falta una funda de cortesía Yamaha. 700€ cara. Es una de 400€ máximo. guitarra para camping. No profesional. Para principiantes.

[@davidleinweber]

Si, claro. No es una guitara muy cara pero de todos modos , funciona bien. Yamaha hace nylon string guitars de alta calidad por cualquier precio. Perdon mi espanol . Ha sido mucho tiempo. Gracias por haber regarder el canel!