Yamaha C40 Classical Guitar

The Yamaha C40 is an affordable, classical guitar from a respected company in the music industry. Yamaha craftsmen have assembled spruce, mahogany and rosewood to form an instrument with excellent tone and playability that will inspire and encourage a player to pick this guitar up again and again! Yamaha classical guitar craftsmen learned the fine art of guitar making directly from the masters. Under the tutelage of Manuel Hernandez and Eduardo Ferrer, Yamaha guitar craftsmen acquired skills that have been handed down from master to apprentice for generations. These acquired skills are put to use every day in the making of Yamaha classical guitars.

Yamaha C40 Classical Guitar features :

• Brand: Yamaha
• High quality ultra thin gloss finish. Finger board width is 52 mm
• Contorted neck leads to comfort and good hand positioning
• 18 frets.Dovetail neck joint. Chrome hardware
• Rosewood, meranti, nato and spruce are used throughout the construction

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First of all, let me be clear that the Yamaha C40 is very much a beginner’s guitar and I’m keeping that in mind as I write this review. Anybody expecting a high-quality guitar for a price this low is kidding themselves.

Instead, I’m looking at this from the point of view of a person who has never owned a guitar before and wants to learn. Their budget is very tight and they’re not quite ready to invest big dollars into a hobby they’re not sure they’re going to like.

The Yamaha C40 is one of the cheapest full-sized classical guitars on the market and acts as an excellent place to start learning if you prefer a classical.

It is manufactured with a Spruce wood top – which is common on guitars – as well as Meranti back and sides. The wood is laminate, meaning that the projection of the guitar won’t be quite as good as a solid wood guitar, but that’s one of the sacrifices you have to make with a beginner guitar.

The neck is wide like most all classical guitars and is made of Nato with a rosewood fretboard. Again, this is pretty standard.