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I own a APX-10 Todd, what do you need to know?
GarB
> anyone have any good info on a yamaha APX 10 series guitar?
Perhaps you want to visit their website? Think is http://www.yamaha.com
I've played a APX guitar before. It's quite loud for it's surprising
small and shallow body.
But I rather for that kind of money, get a reasonable acoustic guitar.
The APX is not really good bang for your money.
Their LD, LA, LL series are quite good guitars though. I played this
LD10 guitar that was easy to play and surprisingly, it
sounded good for that price range.
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I own a 10-N myself, Todd... Don't know if I still have all the
literature anymore... but I sure love the guitar!
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The APX 10s and 20s have kind of a neat electronics package with stereo output.
Each string has its own piezo crystal, and the feeds are kept separate. When
playing into a stereo system the preamp can be set three ways... all sound
through both channels,
strings 1,2,,3 to one channel (speaker) and 4,5,6 to other channel,
or 1,3,5 to one channel and 4,5,6 to the other. Fun to play with, but
not of much practical value.
The APX 10D has a slightly deeper body, so it might sound marginally better
acoustically, but these are really meant to be played plugged-in.
Len
I also have the APX 20 steel string (the thinner version). Marginal at best.
David