Yamaha FG-300A

it has 20 frets, made in indonesia. very nice spacing between frets

excelent rich sound good for every style

i think it is around 20 years old.. but when i got it (from car boot) it was unused.. but in perfect condition. u can totaly depend on it; no back up

ive been playing it for over a year now. i would get same one if this would get stolen. just love this guitar

Made in Indonesia. 20 frets. I find the neck to be too narrow for my hands (they're big)

Great sound. I got it used for $100 and it sounds as good as guitars that cost 10x that much

I got it used and the person before me seemed to treatt it roughly. So I had to get a few things replaced (just the nut if i remember correctly)

Great guitar. I've had no problems with it once it was set up to play. it can take a beating

No regrets. It was my first guitar and I've still got it.

This model is made in Indonesia back in 1983, Indonesia makes a lot of good guitars because there they have mahogany woods. This one didn't make of Mahogany though.

FG-300A has a very clear rich sound. I play folk, blue and jazz and this guitar and this guitar can handle all the styles of music. I've been playing guitar since I was 14. I have Ibanez, and Martin but I still like to play with this yamaha.

What else I can say? It last forever. 25 years already but it is still in good shape and strong. Back up? No, you don't need one.

It of course worth more than $200 that I paid 25 years ago. If I can buy another one at this price I won't hesitate to take my credit card out of my wallet.

One of the best sounds I have ever heard!!!!! This is an amazing guitar, it must be heard to be appreciated. Everyone who picks it up talk of its wonderful sound

Set up nicely. Very easy to play. Nice food grain,

Never broken a sting on it. It's been moved around a lot and it's always dependable.

It was crafted in indonesia on december 18 in 1983. I cant tell much more about it cause it's not mine, I dont have the booklet and thats it. It' my roomate's guitar but I had to do a review .
It's an acoustic guitar like any of the yamaha fg guitars ( folk Guitar I guess ) so it has no pickups. and it's fine with me since I play with a les paul when I want to plug it in.

I play country or folk music on the acoustic and it's one of the richest sounding guitar I tried in years. better than any takamine, ovation or any recent guitars I tried.
it suits supersuckers, dylan or nelson's song good.

anything is fine ( though I dont know if it has been adjusted in all those years ) I bet people at the factory were happy this day.

it already lasted 17 years and is still sounding great, I would not use a backup ( unless it was another fg ) everything stands in place

never had to deal with yamaha

I've been playing for 7 years I own a les paul and a jazz bass.
if it were stolen I would be very sad. and I would offer money in exchange of the head of the thief.