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product_id: 529156183
title: "FG800J Solid Top Acoustic Guitar"
brand: "yamaha"
price: "2835 zł"
currency: PLN
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Yamaha"
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# Mahogany & nato back & sides for warm resonance Solid spruce top for bright, balanced tone Quality hardware ensures reliable performance FG800J Solid Top Acoustic Guitar

**Brand:** yamaha
**Price:** 2835 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Own the stage, from your first chord to your next hit!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** FG800J Solid Top Acoustic Guitar by yamaha
- **How much does it cost?** 2835 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/529156183-fg800j-solid-top-acoustic-guitar)

## Best For

- yamaha enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted yamaha brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Meticulous craftsmanship and durable hardware mean this guitar grows with you, gig after gig.
- • **Concert-Size Comfort:** Sleek dreadnought body designed for ease of play and portability—ideal for all hand sizes.
- • **Solid Spruce Top Power:** Experience a bold, bright sound with enhanced projection thanks to premium solid wood construction.
- • **Beginner-Ready Brilliance:** Perfectly crafted for first-time players and songwriters eager to make their mark.
- • **Warmth of Mahogany & Nato:** Rich, full-bodied tone that matures beautifully with every strum.

## Overview

The Yamaha FG800J is a solid-top dreadnought acoustic guitar expertly crafted with a spruce top and mahogany/nato back and sides, delivering a bright, balanced tone with warm resonance. Designed for beginners yet appreciated by seasoned players, it features quality hardware and a comfortable concert-size body, making it a reliable, long-lasting instrument perfect for all skill levels.

## Description

Yamaha's standard acoustic model, with simple and traditional looks and outstanding quality, at an affordable price. A solid-top guitar with authentic sound that is well balanced without sacrificing its robust strength, thanks to the newly developed scalloped bracing design. Can be confidently recommended to all beginner guitarists.

Review: Five Stars with a Caveat - The Yamaha FS800 deserves all of its accolades. It's a great guitar. I consider myself on the low end of intermediate and I just love this guitar. I give it a five-star rating, but with the caveat that I needed to take it to my local guitar shop to have it professionally set-up and replaced the factory strings with Elixirs. It was playable, but the action was too high, and the neck needed some modest adjustments. But with those updates it sounds and plays amazing. While this is positioned as an entry-level guitar, it's a great guitar for anyone at any level. Your first guitar, a second guitar for an experienced player, etc. I love the slightly smaller size, the look. It's definitely a worthy investment. Guitar strings and guitar tone preferences are very personal. For me it took a few rounds of trying different strings to get the sound I like. I loved the guitar from the start, but my string choices led the guitar to sound a bit too twangy and boxy for my taste. Part of that is the function of a slightly smaller body. But I still wanted a bit more depth to the sound. After many experiments, I ended up using Martin Retro Monel Light guitar strings. They really make the guitar have a bit more depth to the sound but also lend a nice brightness. While my sound preference is personal and may not apply everyone, I wanted to share my string journey.
Review: Pleasantly Surprised! - Thank you, Yamaha and Sam Ash for a great instrument at a reasonable price. I bought this guitar as a bang-around instrument. I own a very nice, twenty-year old 00-17 all mahogany Martin that I don't like taking to gigs or even out of its case on very dry, hot or cold days. At this price point I wasn't expecting much, but was I ever pleasantly surprised! The guitar is practically flawless. When I first unboxed it there was a bit of paste left on the body from the polishing process, but it easily wiped off. The finish around the base of the neck is not quite as smooth as the rest, but the frets are well filed and polished so that none are protuding. The set-up is great. The action is nice and low with no buzzing frets. This guitar projects sound nicely too. The solid spruce top is a HUGE plus, especially at this price. The guitar has a bright and full sound, which I anticipate will continue to improve with time. This guitar definitely is louder and brighter than my moody mahogany Martin. When it lacks the depth and warmth of my well-seasoned more costly guitar, it has it's own beautiful voice. It is perfect for finger picking but also sounds great with percussive playing as well. I love the size too. I'm so glad I found a solid top instrument at a great price that isn't a dreadnought. I'm a five-foot woman, and the concert size works very well for me. My twelve-year old picked it up and was also comfortable playing it. It would be a great beginner instrument, but even seasoned players can appreciate it. I'm certainly looking forward to dragging this little gem around with me!

## Features

- [IDEAL FOR BEGINNERS] Whether learning your first chords or writing songs, the FG800J is the ideal instrument for beginners.
- [QUALITY CRAFTMANSHIP] From carefully chosen woods to beautiful, hand-applied finishes and detailed quality control checks, each and every FG is created to be a lifelong partner.
- [SOUND] The FG800J’s solid spruce top and large body yields a bright, balanced tone and bold low-end projection.
- [MATERIALS] Nato and mahogany back and sides for warm, full-bodied tone and lasting resilience.
- [DETAILS] Quality hardware and appointments for reliable performance, year after year.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BYFC65L7 |
| Back Material | Rosewood |
| Best Sellers Rank | #456 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #4 in Steel-String Acoustic Guitars |
| Body Material | Mahogany |
| Color Name | Natural |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,315) |
| Date First Available | March 13, 2023 |
| Fretboard Material | Rosewood |
| Guitar Bridge System | Fixed |
| Item Weight | 5.07 pounds |
| Item model number | FG800J NT |
| Material Type | Mahogany Wood, Nato Wood, Rose Wood, Spruce Wood |
| Neck Material Type | Nato Wood |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Product Dimensions | 40.51 x 16.22 x 4.65 inches |
| Size | Dreadnought |
| String Material | Phosphor Bronze |
| Top Material | Spruce Wood |

## Product Details

- **Back Material Type:** Rosewood
- **Body Material:** Mahogany
- **Brand:** Yamaha
- **Color:** Natural
- **Fretboard Material Type:** Rosewood
- **Guitar Bridge System:** Fixed
- **Hand Orientation:** Right
- **Neck Material Type:** Nato Wood
- **String Material Type:** Phosphor Bronze
- **Top Material Type:** Spruce Wood

## Images

![FG800J Solid Top Acoustic Guitar - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/716FKVh1XLL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Why is this cheaper on the sp website?**
A: don't know what sp website is, but it';s 199.99 everywhere

**Q: How many frets?**
A: 20 frets

**Q: Is the box it ships in protective?**
A: Double thickness corrugated cardboard box.  And guitar is enclosed in a thin padded-foam shipping bag within the box.  Mine arrived without a scratch.

**Q: Beginner. I'm a 5'11" man with a gut. Feels like dreadnought is putting fretting hand in a bad position. Would the concert model work for me?**
A: Yes, I'm also 5'11" with a gut and this guitar is the exact reason I bought it. I have a takamine and sometimes my gut gets in the way of me reaching the frets correctly so I bought this guitar. I like it, easy to play but have to admit I haven't played it much in the last year. Been too busy with work and everything else.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Five Stars with a Caveat
*by C***T on November 25, 2024*

The Yamaha FS800 deserves all of its accolades. It's a great guitar. I consider myself on the low end of intermediate and I just love this guitar. I give it a five-star rating, but with the caveat that I needed to take it to my local guitar shop to have it professionally set-up and replaced the factory strings with Elixirs. It was playable, but the action was too high, and the neck needed some modest adjustments. But with those updates it sounds and plays amazing. While this is positioned as an entry-level guitar, it's a great guitar for anyone at any level. Your first guitar, a second guitar for an experienced player, etc. I love the slightly smaller size, the look. It's definitely a worthy investment. Guitar strings and guitar tone preferences are very personal. For me it took a few rounds of trying different strings to get the sound I like. I loved the guitar from the start, but my string choices led the guitar to sound a bit too twangy and boxy for my taste. Part of that is the function of a slightly smaller body. But I still wanted a bit more depth to the sound. After many experiments, I ended up using Martin Retro Monel Light guitar strings. They really make the guitar have a bit more depth to the sound but also lend a nice brightness. While my sound preference is personal and may not apply everyone, I wanted to share my string journey.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pleasantly Surprised!
*by J***1 on April 6, 2021*

Thank you, Yamaha and Sam Ash for a great instrument at a reasonable price. I bought this guitar as a bang-around instrument. I own a very nice, twenty-year old 00-17 all mahogany Martin that I don't like taking to gigs or even out of its case on very dry, hot or cold days. At this price point I wasn't expecting much, but was I ever pleasantly surprised! The guitar is practically flawless. When I first unboxed it there was a bit of paste left on the body from the polishing process, but it easily wiped off. The finish around the base of the neck is not quite as smooth as the rest, but the frets are well filed and polished so that none are protuding. The set-up is great. The action is nice and low with no buzzing frets. This guitar projects sound nicely too. The solid spruce top is a HUGE plus, especially at this price. The guitar has a bright and full sound, which I anticipate will continue to improve with time. This guitar definitely is louder and brighter than my moody mahogany Martin. When it lacks the depth and warmth of my well-seasoned more costly guitar, it has it's own beautiful voice. It is perfect for finger picking but also sounds great with percussive playing as well. I love the size too. I'm so glad I found a solid top instrument at a great price that isn't a dreadnought. I'm a five-foot woman, and the concert size works very well for me. My twelve-year old picked it up and was also comfortable playing it. It would be a great beginner instrument, but even seasoned players can appreciate it. I'm certainly looking forward to dragging this little gem around with me!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great tone and playability on a budget.
*by J***. on April 28, 2017*

Reviewing the FSX800C - natural finish (Concert size acoustic/electric guitar with nato body). <= I feel the need to post that info because Amazon might very well combine this product listing and review with a Yamaha piano, motorcycle, snowblower or whatever else they make. OVERALL: This is just a phenomenal value guitar at this pricepoint. Don't hesitate. PLAYABILITY: It was ok out of the box. But all new guitars need a basic set up. I repeat: *ALL* NEW GUITARS *NEED* A BASIC SET UP. Wood is a natural product that moves around under tension and with changes in temperature and humidity. Plus the builders at the factory cannot possibly know what the climate of your home is or what type of action and string gauge you prefer, right? Right. Anyway, I've done all my own work for years and this guitar did not need much. The frets were nicely leveled from the factory but I did need to polish them up. The truss rod definitely did need some tightening. As on almost all new guitars (even guitars costing far more), the nut slots were high so I filed them down. After those adjustment, the action was great (with no fret buzz) so I did not need to touch the saddle. Btw, it's hard to see from online photos, but the stock synthetic saddle does indeed have a little compensation carve for the B-string. So my reward for an hour or so of work is that It plays as well as any acoustic I've ever picked up. Also, I find the slightly shorter scale-length very comfortable. The neck is pretty much in the middle of the road as size goes. Neither narrow nor wide, not too fat or too skinny. It should be fine for a wide range of players, (Personally, I prefer a huge fat neck but that's not an option down at this end of the budget.) I LOVE the finish on the neck. The body has a typical gloss finish but the back of the neck is NOT grain-filled and has a satin finish so it feels a lot like playing on raw wood which is fantastic. TONE: I bought a Yamaha FG 340 dreadnought way back in 1990 (still have it) but I always wanted a smaller acoustic/electric. This guitar doesn't quite have the deep bass that you get from a larger dreadnought guitar but I find that it's plenty loud acoustically and has a punchy, crisp voice. Whatever they did with the scalloped-bracing seems to have worked. It's versatile for solo playing, sing-along strumming and it mixes well with other instruments. (I've always found dreadnoughts to have too much boom and sizzle.) ELECTRONICS: Built-in tuner is nice and simple. I've only briefly tried it plugged into a PA and the volume and EQ controls seem to work very well. The parametric mid control can really help shape your tone. LOOKS: Fit and finish are very good. The 800 is classy but understated (you definitely get more bling on the 820 or 830 but they're more spendy, of course). The fingerboard inlays are pretty small and not super-visible but the side-dots are fine. All in all, this guitar is definitely worth what they're asking for it.

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