Yamaha JR-2 Travel Guitar Review-Best Beginner Guitar For Kids?

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In this video I am demonstratng a Yamaha JR2 3/4 size travel guitar which is typically a first choice as a guitar for children aged 10 plus.
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[@RickyGuterson]

Awesome video man! I’ve found that the intonation stay’s put, if your strumming arm isn’t resting on the guitar. It also has so much more tonality without the arm holding the whole vibration of the guitar back. Custom thickness brass strings sound awesome on these. Proper factory spec setup, wakes them up so much out of the box even with just factory strings.

[@gardyjeanplong3638]

Good point ya

[@RichardKraneis]

Thank you. I own a few guitars but want a traveling guitar. $40 in 2023 U.S. dollars is what I hope to pay for this used guitar Thanks for making this Yamaha sing.

[@huihua6860]

i would recommend you to do a comparison between JR2 and orangewood dana mini. it would be interesting.

[@ArvinPaculaba]

Regards to your brother George

[@matteogiovinazzo3852]

can u put a standard piezo on this guitar?

[@user-tf8hc7si3h]

Ok

[@user-og3ru6hd6u]

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