My new Yamaha FX325 A/E.

[Sinistas]

A couple of weeks ago, used a portion of my "help raise W's approval rating" stimulus rebate to pick up an acoustic (since I'm doing open mics and stuff these days). Went to a localish shop, and browsed through their selection, knowing that whatever I got was going to be on the ultra-cheap side. What a surprise it was that their cheapest acoustic was actually a decent player! Here are the specs for my new Yamaha FX325: http://www.elderly.com/new_instrumen...ms/FX325HC.htm

The piezo actually sounds pretty awesome, and the fit, finish, and action were great right off the bat. I really can't complain, and I doubt I could have found a better deal without spending a couple of hundred more (I paid $179 for it, no case unfortunately).

I only have a picture of me playing it right now, but here goes anyways:

[thetroy]

Not bad. I keep thinking I should buy an acoustic, but end up spending the money on something else.

[Sinistas]

I don't know how I didn't get around to it before. I've been playing it nonstop.

[thetroy]

It seems like if nothing else, an acoustic would be the perfect way to develop finger strength.

[Pyrogenesis]

You look like the druggie from Staind.

[Sinistas]

Helpful analysis.

[horns666]

I like it..but I'd put a floyd on that sumbitch..

[SEEGERMANY]

Yamaha has always made good acoustics. Nice score!

[CharvelRocker]

Not bad. I keep thinking I should buy an acoustic, but end up spending the money on something else.

Same here. It's a "I should but I'll end up not doing so" type thing. Yamaha makes some of the best stuff out there IMO. They are by far the most consistent maker of anything I have found. Congrats!

[DonP]

I think I have an Alverez acoustic, but it never leaves the case.