“Ignore the Yamaha Pacifica Pro at your peril: this is a world-class instrument”
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Born from a new collaboration between the firm’s Japanese luthiers and its USA custom shop, the Pacifica Professional aims to build on the magic of the original high-end Pacificas that were so admired by session players.
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I just bought one and am in heaven. It is a magnificent guitar in your hands.
I have never bought a bad Yamaha product. In fact every "beginner" Yamaha product I bought taught me what the baseline of a good one in that category should be like: electric guitar, classical guitar, scooter, motorcycle, etc.
My ex use to pawn my fenders before a weekend gig everything! So I bought a Pacifica at a pawn shop for a hundred bucks that witch couldn't get 50 bucks for it I played it every weekend I was my favorite guitar except for the snobs in the band saying it's not a fender Stevie this Stevie that.i made a little bit of money every week on that baby.now that I dont have a ball and chain gonna get a Pacifica pro! Thanks yamaha.
The Standard Plus will definitely be my next guitar. A couple months ago i got a RSS02T Revstar Standard with p90s and i am blown away by it. It is by far my favorite guitar i own and since i love S-Style guitars i am very curious about the new Pacifica.
Delighted to see they've reintroduced top-end pacificas; I've got an old 9-series, which they discontinued after a few years, it's just a fantastic instrument.
I got to play one for about 20 mins Neck pickup only, Was very impressive I have to go back as they sounded special.
That’s the way to demo a guitar!!!
People shouldn't snub Yamaha guitars. I have an older Pacifica H/S/S that I'll never let go. Yamaha has been in the sound business for years - they know what they're doing. It's the only guitar I own that hasn't been modified, and it doesn't need to be. I'll take a Yamaha over a Strat any day.
Perfection.
Buena guitarra.David Palau,in BARCELONA.SPAIN. la lleva.
Ooh, I dig it!
So they spend 3 years showing off Jeff Schroeder’s Floyd equipped Pacifica. Then they don’t bother making it. Does no one at Yamaha understand the concept of marketing? 😂😂😂
They seriously don’t. They make such great products but they’re so weird at marketing…they have Chris Buck and Matteo Mancuso playing the Revstar and other than a couple promotional vids they don’t do anything. any other brand on earth, if they had two of the most well known young popular players on the internet playing one of their models, would pump money into advertising that and doing signature models and juicing the heck out of it. But not Yamaha haha
That's called a custom guitar. Doesn't mean it will sell well on the market. Pacifica with Floyd has been made in the 90s and was cancelled for a reason, a lot of player don't want to bother with that trem system.
Is the pickup selector far from the strumming hand? I hate strat because of the pickup selector. I accidentally hit it all the time.
I have the same problem & its the main reason Iv been using Pacs for over 20 years I also hit the Volume control but on the Pacs no problems at all
@@ajcajc5429 really? I can't tell from pictures alone
Yamaha guitars are great but try FGN (Fujigen) - best in the world.
this video looks like its from 2012 lol
On the appearance, mixed open & covered pickups isn't to my taste. I know that's the fashion now, but I'd prefer an uncovered bridge humbucker to match the others. To me it looks like someone had some old pickup lying around that they stuck in. Is that just me? Anyone else feel that way?
I agree 👍
I agree. I would prefer all pickups having covers!
For the money they're selling them, I rather get an Ibanez AZ Prestige.
Could I ask why? I’m considering a higher end S-type and have boiled it down to the Yamaha Pacifica Pro vs Ibanez Prestige 2204 I think. Curious to know your opinion, if it’s purely personal preference or some other good food for thought.
@@ChidOki The Ibanez AZ Prestige is cheaper, has roasted maple necks/fretboards & the Dyna Switch System, which is basically an advanced coil split function that gives you 9-10 different pickup combinations.
Basically more guitar for your money, plus the Japanese Fujigen Ibanez models have one of the best fretwork on the market.
@@greekfreak1980 The fretwork on my Revstar Pro is the best I’ve had on a guitar, so I’ve been feeling like I know what I’ll be getting if I get the Pacifica Pro. I have heard the Dyna Switch thing is amazing, but I haven’t heard someone vouch for the quality fretwork specifically like you have. I’ll definitely have to try one out in-person. Thanks for your input!
@@ChidOki Pretty much all guitars made by Fujigen factory ( that includes Ibanez Prestige/ Genesis/ J-Custom, any Fender and affiliated brands like Jackson/ Charvel and their own FJG brand) are known for great fretwork.
Also the roasted maple neck on the AZ is really handy, if you live in an are with temperature/humidity changes, so you don't have to adjust the neck all the time.
Don't get me wrong, Yamahas are great, but the AZ is just more value for money hands down.
I wondered about the price myself, but after playing one the other day, I can honestly say that it is worth the money. I’ve played for over 35 years and have had $2-3,000 guitars. This one feels, plays and sounds as good any of the others I’ve had. I’ve owned PRS, Gibson, LTD, Fender and Washburn customs. Just try one if you get a chance and then compare it to something similar in a higher price range. It will definitely hold its own.
Too pricey