Would like to know which strings you put on it! Thanks ❤

THAT YAMAHA IS SO COOL THE S A 2200 IT IS BETTER GUITAR THAN A GIBSON

I have one with a little bit of a neck problem, no one will work on it. They all tell me the repair will cost more than the guitar is worth. It sounds great to me as long as you only play the first 3 frets.

The Yamaha FG340T was made between 1981 and 1985.

I could have bought one similar to that in 1985 for $600. Which was a lot of money at the time. They also had a KK Downing Hamer Flying V. The V was over $1,000, which was a huge amount of money in the 80’s.

I own an FG 340ii that I've owned for 30 years. Love it. My research says the 340T was manufactured from 1981-1985...

Got a similar guitar back in 1982. It's been my workhorse since than.

Nice guitar! I like how versatile it is!

I think the Norlin years have gotten a bad rap, Gibson made some very innovative guitars back in the day, most now highly sought after.

We had one of these as children. Drove my mum nuts and then the whole thing would overheat

Wow Tommy nailin' it. Such a difficult song to sing.

Melodicas are still popular in music classes and even in some playrooms today but I wonder why these are not because this seems like a first beginner instrument and it seems easy to learn and it seems like a kid friendly instrument as well but I don’t think they make them like they used to which is sad because music classes and music therapy classes could benefit from one of these it’s just basically a melodica but without a mouthpiece and with a fan built-in to it which is easy to play you don’t have to blow into it it’s already done for you I feel like schools could use them and not in the past but still today they could use these instruments basically as well as the ever so popular piano or electronic keyboard yeah but this instrument has lots of possibilities I wonder who makes them nowadays I wonder if there’s still a company in India or somewhere like that that makes these

The best way to explain one of these is It’s in melodica or accordion but just with a fan in it

Do you guys know what a melodica is? Well tell them it’s a melodica but with a fan on it

There was also the Bontempi cord organs as well as the silver tone cord organs as well

I really like this song!

What a great tune!!

You have a really good voice and this is a catchy tune

Thanks for letting us take a listen! 😁👋

Is that Michael Sweet singing?

The Magnus was my beginning. I took it serious and soon learned to play just about any song I wished to learn by ear. I wouldn't mind having one today for old times sake.

Very good guitar! But now better than a 335 wow I own both but wouldn't say that. & more popular in Europe that's cause a 335 costs a fortune there! But good advertising

Found this video because i just acquired one if these off marketplace for dirt cheap. It sounds better than my cheapo Starcaster i also got cheap.🤣 Ive already stripped it down for a Franky copy build. It played awesome before the teardown. I already ordered new roller bridge and other gold plated mods. But i was wondering what year(s)these were made if anyone knows? Thanks for the video! 🎸

Sounds too tinny for me , like my last CC

Hi ! Beautiful playing ! Are those stock pickups ? Thank you.

What is a zero fret? What is the bluetooth tailpiece you added?

I have the same, likely same year. But I'll admit I didn't know what the 5 positions offered. Must read manuals. What's the black stuff you put on the neck pickup? I tend to tonk and plonk the first pickup on my Exit-22 ...

Wow! Love the sound!

Love it Tim! you rock!

Why is this guitar not popular? I love guitars that are not cookie cutter and have a unique look. This one is a winner!

Its the same of kv560 without the floyd?

That's a beautiful little guitar & It sounds amazing 👍👍

saw one on reverb last year .Didnt have the 1600$.....im such an idiot

i missed buying one in a pawn shop in Montreal for 200$ years ago ......im such an idiot!

I have a 1965 Harmony Archtone (just like yours). When friends come by they want to play that first over my Martin, my Jazzmaster, or anything else I have.

I have one plays great sounds great!

I'm looking at this one in the worn black. I'll probably pull the trigger on it in the next couple months. I already have a LP Special HH that I stripped and repainted red and installed humbucker sized P90s, but I kinda want one with real P90s.

This actually sounds so phenominal what the heck!

So cool

Wow. That sounds nice. It must be the guitarist.

Very nice, thanks Russ

Thank you I had one of these. OMG I did the same thing with the cord buttons that's funny. I still have the song book.

nice production.. take it on the road bro..

Nice song at the end too..Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are my all time #1 by a long shot…saw Tom here in Baltimore in 2017, few weeks before he passed…NOBODY oozed pure American rock and roll like Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers….Mike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs are INCREDIBLE, check them out

Well put sir…I just bought a 335 from a company called EART….for $400 it’s unbeatable…needed a string change and was ready to go…the pick ups are almost replicas of classic Gibsons, sound great but I put Seymour Duncan antiquity pickups in it and it’s sounds awesome

Bought one just like that in ‘94. Found it in my dad’s shed few weeks ago! Cleaning it, restringin’ it. Rock ‘n Roll!!

Dammit... They Ruined it !! Kinda of a PRS Style head stock. & they Litterly ruined EVERYTHING About the original. The New guy running this Co. Is Allmost as bad as the Son of New wife of PEAVEY. F N Disaster. (( Look @ the Original MONTREAL's on KZbin)) It Really hasn't crossed your mind to make the 5 th AVE W/a Cutaway & bigsby ?? Really ?? But... NO. I had to buy a Gretch. & the neck on the 5'th Ave. Is Sooo much better.

What type of strings work the best for getting both acoustic and electric tones? Thanks

The "Montreal" is a truly versatile instrument, which looks pretty great too. Love your idea of adding a zero fret. I just worked as the guitar tech for Shawn Phillips on his last tour from July to the end of September this year (2022), and Shawn's been playing Godin guitars for years now. He's using 2 nylon string, a steel string, an electric LGSX (all w/ synth access), as well as a 12 string and a Godin 5 string bass. Not a single problem with the Godin instruments. Only problems were a couple small ones with a Fender and a Gibson.... 'nuff said!

Should I buy RC 320 or GRG170DX in 2022?