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Sa2200 Brown Sunburst

Sa2200 Brown Sunburst

Regular price 2.633,00 €VAT incl.
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The SA2200: a Yamaha semi-acoustic designed for versatility

Thinline semi-acoustic guitars have established themselves as essential instruments thanks to their ability to navigate between acoustic warmth and electric precision. The Yamaha SA2200 follows this tradition with a focus on playability and sonic flexibility, while featuring refined specifications and an elegant Brown Sunburst finish. It is a guitar designed to cover many styles without sacrificing comfort or stability.

For which guitarist and styles?

The SA2200 is particularly aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking an expressive semi-acoustic, comfortable both on stage and in the studio. Its thinline format is well suited for jazz, blues, soul, pop, and classic rock, with a great ability to switch from rich chords to singing lead lines. The ebony fingerboard provides a fast and precise feel, ideal for clean phrasing and nuanced playing.

Sound

With its maple body, the SA2200 emphasizes clarity, attack, and definition while retaining the typical "breathing" quality of a semi-acoustic. Maple helps maintain firm lows and clear mids, which is highly appreciated in a band context. The maple neck further enhances this precision, while the ebony fingerboard offers a quick response, sharp articulation, and a drier, more direct feel under the fingers. The two Yamaha Alnico humbuckers provide a warm and balanced tonal palette: spacious clean sounds, full rhythms, and singing sustain for solos. The Tune-o-matic bridge contributes to tuning stability and note sustain, with a crisp attack and good tuning retention.

Technical specifications

Electronics: microphone configurationHHNbrs of frets22
CategoryHollow bodyBodyFlamed Maple
Left handedNoBridge / tailpieceFixed
StringsSteelElectronicsPassive
Nbr of strings6ColorGradient
TopFlamed mapleFinishingGlossy
FingerboardEbonyHardwareGold
Typethinline semi-acousticTunersgold
WoodmaplePickups2x Yamaha HB (Alnico)
FinishBrown SunburstCaseincluded
Scale length24.7" / 628 mmNet weight11,000 g
BridgeTune-o-matic

Customer reviews

Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews

Review highlights

  • “Exceptional playing comfort, really in the league of the greats.”
  • “Excellent finish, the thin straight neck is top, and factory setup is perfect!”
  • “Versatile guitar, excellent quality-to-price ratio.”

Based on 3 reviews

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  1. Pierre B.

    Superb guitar, 1/4 case made in Japan. Excellent workmanship, good mechanics and gold hardware. Adjustable double-coil pickups that sound nice like PAF57 and are a bit more incisive, but not aggressive. Split SC simu quite realistic on bridge pickup. Versatile guitar, center beam limiting the effects of feedback. Very progressive tone pots. Tailpiece bridge seems sturdy. The slim and straight handle is great, and the factory settings are perfect! Alone, the ebony fingerboard seems less smooth and black than expected, but the Q/P ratio is excellent.

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  2. Pierre B.

    Superb guitar, 1/4 case made in Japan. Excellent workmanship, good mechanics and gold hardware. Adjustable double-coil pickups that sound nice like PAF57 and are a bit more incisive, but not aggressive. Split SC simu quite realistic on bridge pickup. Versatile guitar, center beam limiting the effects of feedback. Very progressive tone pots. Tailpiece bridge seems sturdy. The slim and straight handle is great, and the factory settings are perfect! Alone, the ebony fingerboard seems less smooth and black than expected, but the Q/P ratio is excellent.

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  3. Gilles R.

    Great guitar, it does not have a clattering sound like the Fenders but it sounds really good, it sounds very balanced, warm and precise, great for jazz, blues, rock, it has an exceptional playing comfort, we are really in the big league.

    I had a Gibson and other quality guitars, many can be remodelled, including big brands. I play with an AER60 the sound is excellent. The finish is top notch, value for money it's worth it without problems. I recommend.

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