Yamaha APX1000 MBL Acoustic Electric Guitar APX1000 Series SRT Pickup System

  

We handle genuine Japanese products. The body shape and bracing design of the APX is an original design that pursues the sound character of an electric acoustic guitar.

The sound design emphasizes the bounciness and strength of the mid and high notes, enabling lead playing with an "acoustic guitar sound" that is not overshadowed by the backing sound. The thin body, cutaway, and extra frets are designed for easy playability, making it a smooth transition from electric guitar to acoustic guitar.

This electric acoustic guitar is capable of expressing a variety of sounds and tones, not to mention the realistic acoustic guitar sound. The electronics use the SRT system, which has been highly acclaimed by Steve Lukather and other top professionals.

The sound hole is decorated with wood inlays that bring out the grain of the rosewood, gold parts, and the high-class looks are also part of its charm. Pickups & Controls: SYSTEM63 (SRT system). Fingerboard width (upper bridge/body joint): 43mm/55mm. Strings: Custom light gauge (FS50BT). Power Supply: AA batteries x2.

Accessories:Soundhole cover, Alkaline AA batteries x2. The image was taken at the time of previous arrival. The grain and color may differ from the delivered product. Studio-quality acoustic guitar sound in your hands - YAMAHA SRT System.

However, electric acoustic guitars that only amplify the vibrations picked up by the bridge and other parts of the guitar tend to lack the "air-shaking resonance" or "airiness" of the acoustic guitar. The high-quality acoustic guitar sound that we can hear on CDs and other media used to exist only in studios with "high-quality acoustic guitars, " "high-performance microphones, " and experienced sound engineers. However, with the newly developed "SRT" system, our Yamaha engineers have succeeded in creating a sound similar to that of a real high performance microphone placed in front of a guitar. The process of selecting a professional microphone and positioning it is just like recording in a studio. In addition, you can create a precise sound by blending the sound with the newly developed SRT pickups and adjusting the resonance.

With the SRT, you can create a studio-quality acoustic guitar sound, even in a live setting. Episode To get a great sound, you need a great guitar!

The latest "SRT" technology does not produce an artificially created guitar sound on the line out. The latest "SRT" technology does not produce an artificially created guitar sound on the line out, but rather faithfully traces the sound elements other than the guitar, such as space and miking, based on the sound generated by the guitar itself. Therefore, to obtain a high quality sound, it is important that the raw sound of the acoustic guitar is of high quality. The quality materials used in the SRT guitars are carefully selected, and the expert craftsmanship of Yamaha guitar builders is lavishly applied to them.

The quality, playability, and durability are all Yamaha quality. The guitars are capable of expressing the full range of the guitarist's emotions, and the "SRT" system delivers the beautiful sound of the guitars with a sense of atmosphere.

The fusion of these three skills, "craftsmanship, " "guitarist skill, " and "SRT technology, " has resulted in the creation of a guitar that can express the full range of emotions of the guitarist. The fusion of these three techniques is the source of the "SRT" sound. Three years of pursuing "good sound"!

It took three years from the start of planning and basic research to complete the latest "SRT" technology. Although there was no shortage of sound tuning technology, it was difficult to obtain the "good sound" data that we were aiming for. After many recordings, I became convinced again and again that in order to get a "good sound, " the "guitar, " "recording environment, " "microphone, " and "engineer" all had to be at a high level.

In pursuit of "good sound, " the engineers conducted three full-scale recording sessions in Tokyo, six in Los Angeles, and two in Nashville. More than 10 vintage microphones were tested. We tested a variety of conditions as well as miking, and repeated evaluations with the engineer and musicians at each recording session.

Based on the sound data obtained in this way, we developed each model based on what we thought was the right sound. The "SRT" sound for each model was created based on the sound data obtained in this way.

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