Yamaha Pacifica 112V Electric Guitar Raspberry Red

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Alder body
Maple neck
Alnico Humbucker (bridge) and 2 x single coil Alnico pick-ups
Coil tap option on hum-bucker

Award winning guitar from Yamaha

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The Raspberry Red colour has proved to be one of the most popular finishes in this range and it really...

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Yamaha Pacifica 112V Electric Guitar Raspberry Red

The Pacifica 112 double-cutaway deploys the versatile pick-up combination of a bridge-located humbucker and two single-coils at the middle and neck positions, this is a configuration that serves up classic single-coil snap and shimmer with a dose of double-coil muscle.

Feature-Rich Guitar

Looking for an electric guitar that covers all the musical genres you'll ever need? Stop right here! The features of this instrument include a Maple neck and Rosewood finger board, Alder body, Vintage fulcrum tremolo system, five-position switch and jumbo frets. All this comes at a very low and affordable price, and considering the quality of the guitar and the fantastic sound it produces, it’s a very hard guitar to beat!

by Gig Stig

The Raspberry Red colour has proved to be one of the most popular finishes in this range and it really does look stylish. Overall the Pacifica is a fantastic sounding and extremely versatile guitar. It provides the searing power of the hum-bucker complete with coil-tap option by pulling up the volume knob, or the mellow twang of the single coil Alnico pickups.

Along with the inclusion of the tremolo system and jumbo frets, it pretty much matches everything the Fender S-type guitar has. At a very affordable price this guitar is a bargain for any guitar player, whether they are a beginner or a seasoned professional and at well under £200 I am astounded that Yamaha can produce a guitar that plays this well and sounds this good.

Fot those who doubt the authenticity of this review I challenge you to visit the Nevada Music Warehouse and try it for yourselves ...