Yamaha CSF3M Tobacco Sunburst

This guitar is great in many aspects.The sound is super nice, the woods are solid and pretty, it is light and easy to carry around everywhere.It's also nice for recording.The piezo sounds nice but string volume is unbalanced.My luthier tried to fix this, it got better but not perfect.But the most negative thing is that there are a several dead spots on the fretboard.Some notes ring just for 2-3 seconds and then fade out rapidly.I can live with that and I hope it will get better, but I'm not sure.I also have a Guild D55 which is a much more expensive guitar and it also has some dead spots.This one has more.

I always loved smaller guitars and this is just what I have been looking for.

Playing is comfortable, the guitar is portable and it just sounds nice. It really gives me that blues vibe. Plays incredibly well when finger picking, sounds nice with a soft pick and gets a good thump when doing thumb picking blues riffs. The action is good but not too small so it plays really great with a slide too.

Construction feels solid and I saw no defects on it. The gig bag is also great, secure and comfy.

The neck has a V profile at the headstock and gets more rounded the closer you get to the body. It's really comfy to play. The strings are Elixir and sound great.

Plugged in it also sounds nice, but keep in mind I do not have any acoustic guitar amps so I play through a bass amp and add a bit of reverb if I need it. It sounds great.

I would definitely recommend it.

Keep in mind that I haven't played a lot of different guitars so I can not compare it to Martins and Taylors and such, I'm just going from feel.