Description
Yamaha FS820 properties
| Product name | FS820 |
| Brand | Yamaha |
| Type | String Instruments |
| String Instruments | Acoustic Guitar |
| String Type | Steel |
| Built-in Microphone | No |
| Cutaway | No Cutaway |
| Size | 4/4 |
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Johnson Hinder –
There is a lot to improve on any such cheap guitar. These are not oil wrenches. You need to put glue, e.g. a drop, under the handles of the keys and spray the activator. Then the backlash will be reduced. You always have to correct the saddle, select the lower ridge, adjust the curvature of the bar, make adjustments to the thresholds. Only then will it be easy and fun to play. A cheap guitar does not have factory hours for finishing, and cheap wood changes its shape and dimensions by itself. Only guitars that are many times more expensive are perfect. If you are buying basic models, it is better to choose a more expensive store that has a luthier on board and will make corrections.
These bargain prices are on profit margins of a few percent, so there’s no chance of including solid service, adjustments, and adjustments. Then the client is the tester. Either he will get to know him and have his luthier corrected, or he will not get to know him and he will be tired. This applies to all guitars below a certain amount. Comparison engines are great for buying washing machines and televisions, which are the same in every store. Instruments are a completely different story and a lot depends on the store itself, because each piece is different. The higher the price, the greater the chance that someone will add an hour of work and improve what needs to be done.