Yamaha CPX600
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About Yamaha CPX600
The Yamaha CPX600 is a big-bodied acoustic guitar that is ideal for live performance and home practice. The Yamaha APX600 is a modern classic but its small size and thin body isn’t for everyone; enter its big-boned counterpart, the CPX600!
The CPX600 is slightly smaller than a jumbo sized acoustic guitar but it is still a large body with Spruce top and Nato back and sides. This makes it ideal for strumming with a guitar pick. It is a lively guitar with a large bass response and bright, percussive attack. It also comes equipped with a pickup, meaning this guitar sounds amazing on stage and off.
At 25 inches, the scale length of the Yamaha CPX600 - i.e. the length of playable string - is slightly shorter than is common. This means there is less tension in the strings, making the CPX600 comfortable to play. It also has a narrow fingerboard, so chords are less of a stretch - perfect for beginners!
Why Should I Choose a Yamaha CPX600 Guitar?
- Large body is ideal for strumming
- Excellent electronics for live performances
- Comfortable to play