Yamaha APX600M Natural Satin
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An APX Designed for Plug and Play, Generation After Generation
Born in the late 1980s to meet the needs of guitarists wanting to switch to acoustic on stage without constraints, the APX series has established itself as a reliable "plug and play" standard. The APX600M continues this spirit with a more natural aesthetic, a deeper body to enhance the bass, and a scalloped bracing for a livelier response. The result: a reliable electro-acoustic guitar designed to integrate easily into a mix while maintaining a true guitar feel.
Who Is It For, and In What Contexts?
The Yamaha APX600M is aimed at beginner to intermediate guitarists seeking a comfortable and efficient guitar, as well as stage musicians who want a simple-to-set-up and stable electro-acoustic for live conditions. Its cutaway facilitates access to the upper frets for solos and melodic lines. It is well suited for pop, acoustic rock, folk, worship, and vocal accompaniment, especially when amplification is central to its use.
Sound
With its spruce top, the APX600M emphasizes clarity, attack, and good chord definition. The thin body naturally limits the "dreadnought-type" roundness, but Yamaha compensates with a deeper body (80 to 90 mm) and scalloped bracing, which provides more breath, dynamics, and better low-end support. Plugged in, the piezo pickup under the bridge and SYSTEM65 system deliver a clean, precise, and easy-to-mix signal, with 3-band EQ, mid-frequency adjustment, and a built-in tuner to stay effective between songs.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To maintain the original setup, opt for a set of acoustic strings with gauges .012/.016/.024/.032/.042/.053 (12-53). This gauge is a comfortable standard that maintains a good balance between flexibility, intonation, and projection, while remaining consistent with the factory setup.
Technical specifications
| Format | Mini Guitar | Fingerboard | Rosewood |
| Left handed | No | Nbrs of frets | 22 |
| Cutaway | Yes | Neck Type | Glued |
| Strings | Steel | Electroacoustic | Yes |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Natural |
| Top | Spruce | Finishing | Matt |
| Back&Sides | Nato | Hardware | Chromed |
| Body shape | APX Shape | Fingerboard radius | 15 3/4" / R400 mm |
| Body length | 19 5/16" / 490 mm | Neck finish | matte |
| Body width | 15 1/8" / 384 mm | Bridge material | Rosewood |
| Body depth | 3 1/8" to 3 9/16" / 80 to 90 mm | Nut material | Urea |
| Top material | Spruce | Bridge pins | Black ABS with white dot |
| Rosette inlay | ABS + Abalone | Tuners | Chrome die-cast (TM29T) |
| Body finish | matte | String spacing | 10.0 mm |
| Total length | 40 1/4" / 1022 mm | Electronics | SYSTEM65 |
| Scale length | 25" / 634 mm | Controls | Volume / 3-band EQ / Tuner / Mid frequency |
| Nut width | 1 11/16" / 43 mm | Connections | LINE OUT |
| Fingerboard material | Rosewood | Accessories | Hex wrench |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Yamaha APX600M Natural Satin suitable for beginners?
This model is suitable for beginner to intermediate guitarists thanks to its slim body of 80 to 90 mm and its 634 mm scale length. The 43 mm nut width and the original .012-.053 strings correspond to a standard acoustic setup.
What electronics are installed on this guitar?
The SYSTEM65 system combines a piezo pickup under the saddle with a line output. The controls include volume, a 3-band EQ, a mid-frequency control, and a built-in tuner.
Can it be used easily on stage?
Thanks to its piezo pickup and line output, this electro-acoustic can be connected to an acoustic amplifier, a mixing console, or an audio interface. The 3-band EQ allows the signal to be adapted to the sound reinforcement system. The cutaway provides access to the 22 frets for lead parts.
What are the dimensions of the APX600M body?
The body measures 490 mm in length by 384 mm in width, with a depth between 80 and 90 mm.
What strings should be used on this Yamaha?
A 12-53 acoustic set, i.e. .012/.016/.024/.032/.042/.053, matches the original string gauge. The spruce top, nato back and sides, and rosewood bridge are designed for this setup.



