Hi, I am considering purchasing this model. I'm concern that there won't be enough bass due to the slimmer depth. Do you find this has sufficient bass and would you recommend it overall?

From Japan again. Oh! Yamaha Revstar proved that it can produce mellow sound if played like you. Low, medium and high sounds are beautiful. Of course, I have seen other guitars playing.Cheers !　(I posted it using a translation application)

Thank you for this ❤

It's Katy Perry not Jessie J, but good job.

Again from Japan. I like the video of you playing guitar. Especially the yamaha revstar one. It's a nice performance. (Sentence translated by a translation app).

Nice 👍

Thanks very much E. Much appreciated. Cheers.

Very nice!

Hello and thank you for your video. Could you tell me where you bought it because I only found it in yellow or red? In advance, thank you for your answer 🙂

Greetings from Hungary! My hat's off to you for putting yourself out there and focusing on learning and improving your playing. Nice tone and feel, your guitar is beautiful too!

Beautiful tones and clear notes, that's what we all strive for. Rock on my friend!

sounds good to me brother. We are all trying

Nice Job!

You doing better than me my friend!!! Thanks!!!

Looks good, sounds good. I like the prewar sunburst, not so much the new burst. I prefer natural wood. However, I did own a 1946 J-45. Bought it in 1965 for $100. Two years later , it was stolen. I miss that guitar. I also owned a WM-45.. very nice guitar. The poor man's J-45.

Bonsoir, Merci de nous faire partagé le fait de jouer d'un instrument z tout âge, bravo et surtout...... Continuer. 😊😊😊

I have a Gibson Studio Rosewood guitar in the burst pattern. Rather than have a Studio truss cover mine has a plain black 3 ply cover (no writing). Thats nice and vague without claiming to be a Standard. People can make their own mind up on the quality. Strings make a huge difference to the tone. I found the neck a bit chunky too compared to the Standard J45 I also have, even though they seem to measure the same - I can't work that out.......

perfect pair- keep these two and be done... gotta keep em both!

This was a hard challenge. Nice work!

So which one did you keep?

Keep it up man! I love your singing

well done man keep it up

This sounds sooooo good!

Amazing tune keep it up

Kind of an apples to oranges comparison. Having P-90 pick ups, the RSS02t's closest competition would be a Les Paul Special (and even then, it's more expensive than an Epiphone and cheaper than a Gibson). When comparing something with the Les Paul, an RSP20 would be a better choice than the RSS02t, but the price difference is still pretty large.

Great review man -- thank you

I picked up a J-45 studio rosewood too - Love it! definitely a unique sound profile - I find it really beautiful for open chords, and fingerpicking, but it can get a bit muddy with rich chord arrangements, possibly because the bass is a bit weak, and it also produces a lot of mid-range overtones. It looks like Gibson have taken this model out of their line-up now. They are instead offering it in satin finish, and currently have none in stock (Will they ever again!?). They have also started to offer a J-45 standard rosewood at an eye-watering price! I think we both picked up a good-value for money guitar when we did!

Sounds great keep going

Rock and Roll!

Turtshelll 🐢 thinking 🤔... Coool!! Stay out of RODDINS YARD THOUGH... 😅 ✌️

I am writing to you from Japan. I bought the same guitar after watching your video. Because you looked so happy playing it and the guitar looked happy too. Excuse me for the English text of the translation app.

Great informative video, I’ve been looking into a used D-18 or Gibson Songwriter maybe also have a look at j-45 studio. Thanks

Great job friend. Listening to good music soothes the soul. Making good music builds the soul.

They both sound amazing !

Love Badge, such a shame Cream never played it live. When Clapton added this to his live shows this is how he more or less plays it with standard Am, D, Em chords - but recently I've been playing the original album version - have a look at that, played completely differently. Nice job.

Me too. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

I like that song for many years.

Is this the newest version of the studio? Where the body thickness is the same as a standard?

Personally I am a Martin guy , I have 2 of them. However I also have a J-45 Mahogany and I barely play it to be honest with you. It just doesn’t have the magic ya know like when you strum a chord and it sounds like a piano or an organ and it literally inspires you to play better.. both my Martins do this and well. In fact one of them I had no intention of purchasing it because it was a crossover Nylon guitar and I had never played a nylon guitar that not only sounded good but wasn’t difficult to play but that Martin 00016c nylon didn’t have the 2+ inch nut and flat fretboard and it was set up phenomenally . It took me strumming 2-3 chords and I knew I was talking it home to my amazement. Like I said I didn’t like nylon guitars previously. But it had that “ magic “ that inspired you to not only play better but also inspired what you played on it , and it’s a Mahogany guitar back and sides. My other Martin is Rosewood back and sides. Mahogany has the midrange whereas Rosewood has the midrange scooped out lots of Lows and lots of highs but hardly any mids , great for a singers voice to fill in the mids . That’s my take on the difference between Rosewood and Mahogany.

Just keep them both. They both have their uses.

Practice practice practice practice you know the score I've been playing over 50 years myself

MUIBIEN

I prefer the look of a round shoulder and that studio rosewood sounded very good indeed

They certainly do @rogerarmstrong8893 and indeed my first ever guitar was a yamaha acoustic D28 copy back in 1971😂 Thanks for watching and cheers.

Yamaha makes awesome guitars. I have an acoustic electric that they only made 300 of. I have never played anything close to the sound. And I have played some of the best of the best . There is nothing like it as far as I am concerned. Especially plugged in.

I have a J-45 burst Mahogany 1950s reissue (2018), and a D-28 (2019). The Martin is a bit more upmarket. Wasn't the J-45 just an average guitar at first? The tone woods aren't average though. J-45 got a reputation. Martin was never average. As for the sound I love them both. Probably would keep the Martin over the J-45. I love the fingerboard.

Anything Yamaha makes is good to go IMHO. This one is gorgeous, love the color. Why do you hold your pick with your index index finger vs your pointer? Just curious, not being critical at all.

I am considering buying this guitar. Thanks for the informative review!

Very tidy looking guitar. Never played anything with P90s but I am interested after watching your vids

I’ll take the one you don’t want…😛