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Yamaha F310 Acoustic Guitar - Natural £99.99 (Prime Exclusive Deal) @ Amazon

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  • Presenting the multi-award winning Yamaha F310 - a full-size steel string guitar which draws on Yamaha's knowledge of professional instruments to provide novices their first playing experience
  • Yamaha's F Series are crafted from select tonewoods such as a spruce top and rosewood fingerboard, combined with a tough thin lacquer finish to give the guitar a warm responsive and refined sound
  • Designed to be kind to your fingertips - the F310's comfortable slim neck and slightly shorter scale length makes strings easier to play without compromising the sound of the instrument
  • Even and accurate fret positioning and quality tuning gears - for playing along the full length of the neck/Suitable for players of all levels - a package comparable to guitars that cost a lot more
  • Items delivered: 1 x Yamaha F310 Full Size Steel String Acoustic Guitar in natural wood colour/Guitar info literature/Allen key

4163888_1.jpgIntroducing the F310
Yamaha’s Acoustic Bestseller
If you‘ve ever dreamt of playing acoustic guitar, becoming a singer-songwriter, or maybe you‘d like to get a band together with your friends – now‘s the time to make it happen.

Yamaha F310 is your companion on your new musical adventure and you’ll be rewarded by a guitar that’s as friendly on your finger tips as it is to your pocket.

With its slim, comfortable slightly shorter neck and rich, full sound, the Yamaha F310 is the ideal choice for keen beginners. Prepare to be inspired!

Product Features:
For Beginners and Intermediate Players
Recommended for ages 12+
Traditional Western Acoustic
Scale: Slightly shorter neck
Strings: Steel
Top: Spruce
Finish: Gloss
Colours: Natural and Tobacco Brown Sunburst
4163888_1.jpgCampfire Sessions
Designed to provide novice players with their first quality instrument F310 rewards you with a full and balanced sound – perfect for ambitious players who can look forward to creating music with friends at campfire gatherings, festivals, parties or at home with the family.
4163888_1.jpgClassic Comfort
F Series guitars are perfect for beginners as well as the more experienced player: and the F310 is purposely designed to be kinder to your fingers – its comfortable, slim and slightly shorter neck makes the strings easier to press and chords closer to grasp without compromising the sound of the guitar.

4163888_1.jpgChoose Craftsmanship
Yamaha Guitars are world renowned for decades of innovative design and genuine craftsmanship of the highest quality. Select tonewoods and quality hardware deliver uncompromised tone and playability – whether it‘s a beginner or a professional model.
4163888_1.jpgPush Things Forward
Yamaha has designed guitars since 1966. Yet have we ever slowed down or been stuck in the past? Not a chance! Whether it’s entirely new models, or small changes and improvements – innovation makes Yamaha first in the world of guitars!
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  1. foolsgold99's avatar
    foolsgold99
    Slightly off topic but anyone recommend a good online course to learn?

    So many advertised out there so personal recommendations would be appreciated
    poosey's avatar
    poosey
    Try Justin guitars or maybe guitar tricks
  2. DetRebus's avatar
    DetRebus
    Q: For just a tenner more, would Yamaha C40MII Full Size Classical Concert Guitar be better? What's the difference b/n the F310 and C40II ?

    Link: amazon.co.uk/dp/…JRK

    N.b. I noted the fretboard/neck width being 43mm for F310 & 52mm for C40II;
    Also F310 has Steel strings whilst C40II has Nylon strings.

    - What about the playing of these? The learning to play on them, and the sound?

    Any help much appreciated!
    jimithesaintkl's avatar
    jimithesaintkl
    Classical and steel string very different learning paths. Classical is no pick but steel string you can use fingers or pick or both!
  3. warren321's avatar
    warren321
    Best guitar you will ever get at this price.
    OptimusPrimeval's avatar
    OptimusPrimeval
    I have a 20 year old Fender DG3 which has had very little use. I intend to begin learning again and was wondering if this Yamaha might be a better bet. I realise it's a bit of a shot in the dark question to be asking but just wondered if you could advise at all? Thankyou.
  4. FREEZIN_WOLF's avatar
    FREEZIN_WOLF
    Very good deal - we have 2 in our house.
    OptimusPrimeval's avatar
    OptimusPrimeval
    I have a 20 year old Fender DG3 which has had very little use. I intend to begin learning again and was wondering if this Yamaha might be a better bet. I realise it's a bit of a shot in the dark question to be asking but just wondered if you could advise at all? Thankyou.
  5. matt.duncan's avatar
    matt.duncan
    Great beginners guitar.
    OptimusPrimeval's avatar
    OptimusPrimeval
    I have a 20 year old Fender DG3 which has had very little use. I intend to begin learning again and was wondering if this Yamaha might be a better bet. I realise it's a bit of a shot in the dark question to be asking but just wondered if you could advise at all? Thankyou.
  6. jimithesaintkl's avatar
    jimithesaintkl
    What’s going on with the weird comments about Fender DG3s? Bots?
    OptimusPrimeval's avatar
    OptimusPrimeval
    Don't know, mine was a genuine question, unsure why it's been copied so many times?
  7. Jonas_Blazinskas's avatar
    Jonas_Blazinskas
    I have a 20 year old Fender DG3 which has had very little use. I intend to begin learning again and was wondering if this Yamaha might be a better bet. I realise it's a bit of a shot in the dark question to be asking but just wondered if you could advise at all? Thankyou.
  8. Gooner1011's avatar
    Gooner1011
    Can't believe this is still the same price 25 years later, but my biscuits have doubled in price. It's a biscuit scandal.
    Whammerhead's avatar
    Whammerhead
    That's cos the demand on cookies has increased so much in 25 years
  9. RoosterNo1's avatar
    RoosterNo1
    Brilliant bit of wood.... Add a bone nut and bridge, sounds like a 500 quid plus instrument
    jimithesaintkl's avatar
    jimithesaintkl
    Er… let’s not get carried away. They’re ok but you’re exaggerating.
  10. fender62's avatar
    fender62
    waiting for a deal on the LL6
  11. faz1975's avatar
    faz1975
    Some positive comments about this, going to look for a 3/4 size equivalent for kids who are keen to learn.

    Actually I see there's a 3/4 for £103, anyone any experience with this? Model CS40II (edited)
    timgs's avatar
    timgs
    That's a good call. Yamaha is the best you can buy at this price point. No point spending more in case they don't stick at it. Nylon tend to be easier on the fingers for learners - particularly as an entry level steel string will have a high action which will be uncomfortable to play until the flingers strengthen and callouses develop. This will last a good first 3-5 years of playing no issue. (edited)
  12. OggyUK's avatar
    OggyUK
    I have a 20 year old Fender DG3 which has had very little use. I intend to begin learning again and was wondering if this Yamaha might be a better bet. I realise it's a bit of a shot in the dark question to be asking but just wondered if you could advise at all? Thankyou.
  13. FREEZIN_WOLF's avatar
    FREEZIN_WOLF
    I have a 20 year old Fender DG3 which has had very little use. I intend to begin learning again and was wondering if this Yamaha might be a better bet. I realise it's a bit of a shot in the dark question to be asking but just wondered if you could advise at all? Thankyou
  14. Jonas_Blazinskas's avatar
    Jonas_Blazinskas
    I have a 20 year old Fender DG3 which has had very little use. I intend to begin learning again and was wondering if this Yamaha might be a better bet. I realise it's a bit of a shot in the dark question to be asking but just wondered if you could advise at all? Thankyou
  15. OptimusPrimeval's avatar
    OptimusPrimeval
    Wow, the bots are really liking my original question!
    Jonas_Blazinskas's avatar
    Jonas_Blazinskas
    I have a 20 year old Fender DG3 which has had very little use. I intend to begin learning again and was wondering if this Yamaha might be a better bet. I realise it's a bit of a shot in the dark question to be asking but just wondered if you could advise at all? Thankyou
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