Classical Guitars

Nylon strings produce a softer, mellow tone. They are often used in classical and flamenco-style guitar playing, as well as some folk music. Classical guitars have a wider neck to provide more space between the strings, and shorter fretboard, than acoustic guitars that use steel strings. Shopping for an classical guitar can be an overwhelming experience. Because guitar makers use a wide range of woods, hardware, and design elements, there are many factors to consider.

If you are a new player who is looking for an instrument to learn on, you may not want to spend too much on a high-end classical guitar just yet. Thanks to modern manufacturing techniques, there is a wide selection of good, low- to mid-range classical guitars to choose from. But maybe you are an experienced player who is ready to upgrade to a better guitar. In that case, it is important to know the difference between tonewoods, and how the soundboard effects resonance. Whether you’re playing at home or in public, solo or with a band, just starting or upgrading - make sure you consider what you need from a guitar, and how much you have to spend.

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Yamaha C70 Classical Guitar

Yamaha CG-TA TransAcoustic Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG122MC Cedar Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG122MS Spruce Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG142C Cedar Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG142S Spruce Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG162C Cedar Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG162S Spruce Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG182C Cedar Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG182S Spruce Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG182SF Spruce Flamenco - Natural

Yamaha CG192C Cedar Classical - Natural

Yamaha CG192S Spruce Classical - Natural

Yamaha CS40 7/8-Scale Classical - Natural

Yamaha GC12C Cedar Classical - Natural

Yamaha GC12S Spruce Classical - Natural

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