Yamaha FS5 Heritage Natural
Yamaha FS5 Heritage Natural.
- Acoustic guitar from the FG Red Label series
- 'Concert' body style
- Solid Sitka spruce top (A.R.E.) and ebony fingerboard
- Includes gig bag
Featuring an exquisite mahogany and Sitka spruce top, these woods deliver a perfectly balanced tone. The vintage 60s aesthetic gives it an authentic look, complemented by a natural sound with excellent clarity and a superb playing feel. This guitar will make your notes shine and your chords resonate with richness and warmth.
Having undergone an Acoustic Resonance Enhancement (A.R.E.) process, this instrument offers the ideal amount of 'sustain' and the tonal characteristics of aged wood. Play like in your dreams thanks to its mahogany neck and ebony fingerboard. The guitar maintains the original FG headstock shape, adorned with the iconic fretboard logo. The traditional truss rod cover is engraved with the phrase “Since 1966” to commemorate the launch of Yamaha's first FG models.
A.R.E. (Acoustic Resonance Enhancement) is a wood treatment technology originally developed by Yamaha. By precisely controlling temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure, it manipulates the molecular properties of the wood to achieve acoustic qualities similar to those of well-played vintage instruments.
- FG Red Label series acoustic guitar
- 'Concert' (Auditorium) body shape
- Solid Sitka spruce top (A.R.E.)
- Solid mahogany back and sides
- Mahogany neck
- Ebony fingerboard
- Ebony bridge and bridge pins
- 634mm scale length
- 44mm nut width
- Gotoh open gear tuning machines
- Includes hard case
- Made in Japan
About FG Red Label
Inspired by Yamaha's iconic red label guitars, the FG Red Label series features a charming vintage aesthetic characterized by a semi-gloss finish and high-quality components.
About Yamaha
Yamaha is a major global manufacturer that produces all kinds of musical instruments with exceptional quality. The company's history began in 1887 when its founder, Torakusu Yamaha, repaired a broken reed organ. Shortly after, he successfully built Japan's first reed organ.
Since then, Yamaha has continued producing high-quality instruments, combining traditional craftsmanship with advanced digital technology, ensuring continuous innovation. The sound quality of Yamaha instruments reflects decades of technical expertise and skilled craftsmanship.
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