Yamaha A3M ARE Dreadnought Electro Acoustic, Vintage Natural

Yamaha A3M ARE Dreadnought Electro Acoustic, Vintage Natural Overview

The A3M series feature all-solid mahogany back and sides with a hand-selected premium Sitka Spruce top. Yamaha’s original dreadnought body style is matched to the flagship System 63 SRT pickup and SRT preamp combination for the most natural, responsive amplified tone available.

A SERIES THE NEXT LEVEL

Designed to be the ideal performance acoustic guitar, the Yamaha A series is crafted from the ground up to be perfectly suited to life on the road. With natural, dynamic plugged-in tone and stage-ready simplicity from the new SRT2 pickup system; played-in comfort out of the box thanks to hand-rolled fingerboard edges on a straight taper neck; a custom-designed scalloped bracing pattern for an all-new powerful, expressive acoustic tone and Yamaha’s legendary road-ready construction to make sure it’s ready when you are, night after night, the A series is the perfect guitar to take your playing to the next level.

Studio Response Technology 2 Electronics

SRT2 is a new pickup system developed independently by Yamaha and optimized for stage performance. From a piezo sound that cuts through when in a mix to a warm, pure acoustic sound that is recorded by using the vintage microphone in the recording studio, SRT2 allows you to reproduce a sound that you can really use on stage. With SRT2 you can mix these two sounds to attain the exact balance you want to achieve a distinctive tone.

What’s more, the ability to select from two different mic types lets you choose the optimal sound for your playing style and for the song you are performing.

High Comfort Neck Profile

Extensive research with players, luthiers and guitar techs has given A series the feel and playability that today’s acoustic-electric players want, whether switching from electric to acoustic on-stage, recording a session with intricate open tunings, or practising at home. These superb guitars feature a straighter neck taper for easier high-fret playing, and hand-rolled fingerboard edges to achieve a played-in feel.