All user reviews for the Yamaha F310

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Is the handle enjoyable?

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The handle is REALLY bad. I beginning with this guitar. And have played with guitars all price I can assure you that this is not a good handle. A beginner will cramps anthologies place barrs agreements for example. I speak not of the same grip.
Gets it easy to sound good? ...dropoff Window

No ... That said for the price it can not esprer nirvana! This guitar is made to accompany rhythmic. And then remains Yamaha, I do not regret having started with a; but a beginner who did not much motivation to learn the guitar may be dgouter .... guitar study what ^^



SONORITS

Appropriate are your style of music?

I play acoustic folk on a washburn 70's and a Guild F50R ... So basically, was not suitable at all! But what made me comment on this guitar are really objective advice my taste.

NOTICE GLOBAL

If I had to buy a guitar First someone that would not it l. I prefer to 200 euros more but that the person take pleasure and feel tural sensations .... But let's what helps to make the hand or dpanner during an evening between friends ....

Format dreadnought manufactured in Asia (probably in indonesia).

Spruce table
Body meranti (mahogany close)
Nato neck (near mahogany)
Rosewood

Guitar solid take everywhere!

UTILIZATION

A slight and very playable guitar. The handle is a bit thin for my taste which induces fatigue and difficult to obtain agreement on the bars. The height of the saddle is too high it definitely helps.

SOUNDS

Good guitar accompaniment. Correct intonation. After the tenth case, the accuracy is discurable.

Its rating, the lower are present but lack percussivite. Tros mediums are discrete and drafts. The highs are rather pretty, pretty crystalline

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 14 months. I tried many models since and should surpass the 500 euros for a real difference in sound.

I bought a guitar from any massive guitar but this gave me the taste to the game and it certainly accompany me for a long time in the garden, walks, the beach ...

The Yamaha are sure about to apprehend a wide range of style. We may want more character progressing.

I purchased this from an Exchange store on base for $250 USD back in 1998. Wanted to continue my practicing while I served in the Army.

It is a well made and solid guitar. Had bright sound with it's original strings. When the strings were replaced with a more heavier strings, had very nice resonance. Stays in tune very well over the period I've had it.

Action on the strings were a little high until I changed to a heavier string. Some of the fret edges were rough and required a little filing on the edges.

Very solid in construction. Some fret edges were rough.

Very good guitar for learning and practicing with. Had this now for over 7 years and it still is going strong. I use it now to teach my daughter how to play as I've graduated to a better guitar.

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I acquired the guitar throw music and Arts. I payed about 300.00 for it a case a tuner and a pack of strings.

It is a great beginers model. If you are not shure you are going to stick with it like me you can bye it and move up to a better one when you have the money and the skill.

It is cheap and very easely damaged. I damaged myn by the slightest hit.

The quality sucks. I tried to put a pick-up in it to send my sound back to are church sound guy andn it did not make it back there. it has a great sound if you do not want to send it throw a pick-up.

If you are just thinking about playing it then this would be a great insterment for you but if you know for a fact that you are going to stick with it get something a little bite better.

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I bought this guitar (my first)at a local music shop for $160. After trying out several different brands, I settled on the Yamaha because: it was cheap, I liked the fret spacing, and it was easier to play fingerstyle than others in its price range.

It's a nice compact size (I'm not a real big guy), so it sits comfortably when I play. The factory sound was okay, but imporved dramatically (especially the bass end) after I replaced the strings with something that has a brand name. The tuners hold well, even under duress (I have 2 small kids who like to "help" Daddy play), and it has proven to be relatively durable, although the dark finish on the headstock seems a bit brittle.

Well, it's pretty much the cheapest Yamaha acoustic on the market, so I can't really complain too much about it. My main beef with the F310 is its rather wimpy bass. The low notes don't seem able to make it out of the sound hole really well (maybe they're stuck in all the extra glue in there....)

As already stated, the F310 is a low-end guitar, so it won't hold up to comparison with more expensive instruments. It has a laminate top, and I'm not sure of the wood used in the rest of it. The finish is really dark everywhere but the top, and as mentioned above, rather brittle on the upper neck and head. The high-gloss finish is fairly thinkly applied, which makes it hard to hurt, but doesn't improve the sound quality at all. A quick look inside reveals a lot of rough edges and extra glue squished out from behind the bracing, too.

All that being said, the F310 is a decent beginner's guitar. It is easy to play, and therefore easy to learn on. In my opinion, it's not a guitar to hold on too much past your novitiate, though. I bought mine 5 months ago, and I'm ready to move up to a better-quality instrument.

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I bought a Yamaha F-310 about a year and a half ago from a catalogue store in the high street. I paid £100 ($150) for it and the package included a guitar tutor book by Yamaha.

Admittedly, I chose this guitar for its price - it is very reasonable to get a steel string guitar for £100!

I thoroughly enjoy playing this guitar. It has a nice bright sound and complements other acoustic guitars nicely. It also stays in tune for a long time. It has also maintained its sound well and hasn't started making any nasty noises yet!

I found that the action on the strings to be a little too high - so I had the bridge lowered. Unfortunately, that made the strings buzz on some frets. I therefore had the frets smoothed and filed down. Now it sounds gorgeous! I have also replaced the strings with a heavier set. I found this resonated the body much better and produced a more rounded sound - especially on the bass strings.

The construction is pretty good. The frets were a little rough perhaps. I have looked after mine fairly carefully and it looks the same as the day I bought it.

For a starter guitar it is good value and plays quite nicely. After a couple of years though I would suspect that most people would want to buy a more expensive guitar.

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I bought this guitar myself at A music store named "Sobers Music". This is my second guiar. I boght this guitar becouse my first guitar was no longer playable. I paid $199.99 for this peticular guitar.

I like the sound qality of this instrument. It has a good clean sosund. I also like the way it looks. It's definately worth the price I paid for it!

I found that the varnish chips easily, so you can't be too too rugh with it.

The construction of this guitar is pretty good. I had this guitar for about eight months and it's starting to "ring". I'm not sure why, I think the nut could have been better quality!

Overall I tink this is pretty good guitar, I would definately recommend it! It's definately worth the prie!

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Purchased as my first guitar at Mars Music in Springfield, VA as Yamaha's Gigmaker package (elec. tuner, picks, strap, etc.) for $199.

As a beginner guitar, the F310 is a pretty good buy, especially for the price. It has a good, full sound, and there are some "sweet spots" on the neck where the tone is actually OK.

Doesn't stay in tune worth beans and there are quite a few "dead" frets along the fret board (i.e., the tone flattens a bit compared to the rest of the frets). The fretting for barre chords is sub-par.

The workmanship is what you can expect for the price: the binding is so-so; the tuners are garbage; the bracing could be better; the frets and neck are inconsisent.

OK for the new student, but you'll be ready for a new guitar within a year.

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This is my Costcos guitar. Yes, I bought a guitar from Costcos Wholesaler... it was a 100 dollar package thingie...and basically was bought for convience. It was my first guitar, and a "trial" to see if I was serious or not.

I like the fact that I can use the "Costco Guitar" pun on it... but as in the guitar itself, it seems to stay tuned for a while as long as you don't bang it around... and... well, its a guitar! That's an up! >D And its shiny! I'm easily amused, so shiny is a good thing.

The sound isn't all that great, but its not like you expect a Costco guitar to have great sound. I also broke one of the strings that was included with it within a week... while loosening it.... and... its kind of a yucky yellow color.

The thing is quite solid, except I could dent it easily... is that an oxymoron? It didn't seem like it would fall apart and crumble. Nope.

The Costco Guitar was fine for my first year of playing, but after a while, you just need to move on. So, if you can ever find this guitar at Costco for 100ish bucks, and you just remotely want to learn acoustic guitar, and you don't mind if its not the best thing in the world, go ahead! Take the chance and buy it! >D

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I was looking for a guitar to use when I travel and found the Yamaha F310 at a great price with great reviews online. I went to a local guitar store in Texas and played it and I ended up getting the TBS color to have something different than a natural finish which my other guitar has. As a beginner I can offer this feedback: this guitar sounds great, looks great, has great action, and feels well built. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a great guitar at a great price for whatever the reason or playing experience. Some people have complained about the action, but I can easily hold chords on this guitar (maybe it's the string gauge or defect). I personally don't like the way the black looks, but the natural and TBS look great


UTILIZATION

You will get a very good sound with this guitar, even if you are a beginner.

SOUNDS

The tone is nice and crisp with the original strings, but even better with some light 80/20's. The finish is beautiful on the black version, with a nice rosette that's noticeable but not gaudy. The gold tuning knobs are great, they adjust easily and once the strings stretch a bit they need very few adjustments. The playability of this guitar is on par with models from other companies that cost 3 or 4 times as much. This gem was worth every cent!


OVERALL OPINION

I wanted it to show my son what kind of guitar I started playing and as it turns out I enjoy playing now. It's full body allows for great clear sound I would recommend this guitar for any beginner. The price is right and they're getting a solid first guitar. I buy them based on how they fit my hand. i need a wider neck on my guitars as I am teaching myself to play again after having a stroke. this is the perfect guitar for me.

Made in INDONESIA

UTILIZATION

Good ergonomics, good finish for the price!

SOUNDS

sounds good, nothing exceptional, but his very correct

OVERALL OPINION

I just purchased this guitar in Indonesia (since I spend 6 months of the year down ...) so guitar made in Indonesia, which probably explains the ridiculous price of 65 euros new place ... in a music store Yamaha in Bali ..
for this budget, I just want a playable instrument has little pressure at the handle, not too fake to the octave, n I had even no specific requirement in sound .. and I tested this guitar first prize and surprise .. the guitar is easy to play, perfectly just, and it sounds good! what more??

Allow me to react to the previous review on this product. I actually tried this guitar for a friend who wanted to buy a cheap little acoustic folk.

UTILIZATION

The handle is simply catastrophic, the varnish on the back of the handle is sloppy, so that the hand hangs up very annoying, it's a horror. Unfortunately, it sounds wrong when you go up high handle, which is very very annoying.

SOUNDS

I saw 8 / 10 for sound in the previous opinion, my hair stood up on end. The sound of this guitar is a real disaster is anything but a musical instrument.

OVERALL OPINION

It is indeed cheap, but can be used to hang on the wall. There must be at least 2200 francs to buy a guitar that is beginning to sound like a guitar (Cort makes them relatively good for the price with the massive table) but please, do not buy horrible things like that, IT There is nothing like you disgust for the music (and more are 1000 francs thrown out the window).

Yamaha
Model: F-310
Average Price: 150
Guitar Type: Folk
Woods used: Spruce
Shape Neck: Broad at the bottom rather end up without being too
His style: His balanced
Game type: Rhythmic
Zic Style: Folk Rock Classic Cool

UTILIZATION

Yes, not too wide or too thin
It mounts easily handle and treble are fair !!!!!!! despite previous opinion!

A very good resonance, but put good strings to appreciate its qualities
In rhythm it will go everywhere!
In her fishing by its melodic midrange less sharp.

SOUNDS

Perfect for folk ballad
This is not a great guitar but it is punchy and has good bass

OVERALL OPINION

I test for 1 month for a girlfriend
She is very good for a beginner because the handle is easy to reach and it sounds very easy
The quality / price is very good and in this class of cheap guitar it is at the top of the podium
This is not a Cort but to interesting possibilities for that price

Impressions: A very good guitar for a small price and is excellent for beginners

Pros: - Very good sound and great quality
- Price low
Cons: - Aesthetics banal