Detail 01
Dreadnought (FG-style) body
The body is described as providing punchy low end for strumming and open chords.

Independent shopping perspective
The Japanese-made FG5 takes a dreadnought body into strummed chord work, where its solid Sitka spruce top and solid mahogany back and sides are voiced for a full response with punchy low end. Yamaha applies A.R.E. treatment to the spruce top for added warmth and sustain. An African mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard, bone nut and saddle, and ebony bridge pins complete the build. It is an acoustic guitar rather than an acoustic-electric, and it arrives with a hardshell case and hex wrench.


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Detail 01
The body is described as providing punchy low end for strumming and open chords.
Detail 02
Yamaha’s Acoustic Resonance Enhancement treatment is applied to the solid spruce top for warmth and sustain.
Detail 03
These are the specified nut, saddle, and bridge-pin materials.
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Product questions
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No. It is specified as an acoustic guitar, and no pickup system or line output is listed.
It has a dreadnought (FG-style) body.
Yes. A hardshell case is included.
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