Yamaha CS40
CS40, Guitare Classique/Nylon de la marque Yamaha appartenant à la série C.
2 avis d'utilisateurs
Neuf à partir de 119 € Prix moyen : 125 €
Occasion à partir de 60 € Argus occasion : 81 €
Fiche technique Yamaha CS40
- Fabricant : Yamaha
- Modèle : CS40
- Série : C
- Catégorie : Guitares Classiques/Nylon
- Fiche créée le : 17/11/2011
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24/11/2019L'avis de Wilf-jz"Bonne guitare pour débuter"
Guitare classique 3/4 nylon.
Comme beaucoup de guitares de la marque, c'est un bon rapport qualité prix.
Pas beaucoup de projection (mais c'est une 3/4) et pas beaucoup de personnalité.
Idéale pour un enfant (9-11 ans) qui débute la guitare, et n'aura pas nécessairement
une idée précise du son qu'il souhaite avoir. Les finitions sont correctes, sans
beaucoup de fioritures,
La taille et la neutralité du son font que votre enfant gardera cette guitare deux ans tout au plus avant de passer à des modèles taille adulte, et sans doute plus personnalisés.
On en trouve facilement d'occasion, et vous n'aurez pas de mal à revendre la votre.
Comme beaucoup de guitares de la marque, c'est un bon rapport qualité prix.
Pas beaucoup de projection (mais c'est une 3/4) et pas beaucoup de personnalité.
Idéale pour un enfant (9-11 ans) qui débute la guitare, et n'aura pas nécessairement
une idée précise du son qu'il souhaite avoir. Les finitions sont correctes, sans
beaucoup de fioritures,
La taille et la neutralité du son font que votre enfant gardera cette guitare deux ans tout au plus avant de passer à des modèles taille adulte, et sans doute plus personnalisés.
On en trouve facilement d'occasion, et vous n'aurez pas de mal à revendre la votre.
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01/02/2012L'avis de King Loudness (contenu en anglais)"Not a bad guitar"
The Yamaha CS40 classical guitar is a slightly downsized version of their traditional nylon strings, great for beginning players or people who just need something smaller to play on. It features the following:
Top Spruce
Back & Sides Meranti
Neck Nato
Fretboard Rosewood
Bridge Rosewood
Hardware Chrome
Scale Length 22-15/16" (580mm)
It's got a 7/8 scale so it's not as drastic a leap as a 3/4 or 1/2 sized guitar compared to a full sized model. Otherwise it's pretty standard overall.
UTILIZATION
The design is pretty ergonomic. It's nice and light like most of Yamaha's guitars in this general range. I bought mine when I was younger and would compare it to my Junior acoustic from the company... just a nice light weight but downsized version of their full sized guitars. It doesn't have great upper fret access but there's no cutaway so it's not really a surprise there. The guitar has a decent sound right out of the box which is nice. It has a pleasant nylon string sound that I find works well and sounds close enough to a full sized one.
SOUNDS
The tones are actually fairly surprising in this guitar. I was thinking it would be kind of weak sounding, but when I tried it in the store I knew it had a good sound and figured a proper nylon would work in my collection. It had a good tone for being a cheaper, smaller instrument. Sure it didn't have the low end or the silky highs of a really nice nylon, but for noodling around on it had a nice enough tone that works for chords or some classical passages. There's a nice low end and some good strong highs that, though they aren't perfectly flowing, they do sit will in the aural mix.
OVERALL OPINION
All in all I think the Yamaha CS40 is a great little guitar that is a nice way to get into a slightly downsized nylon string for not much cash. They sell new for $130 or so, and are decent enough quality to say that that is a great deal. I had mine for a few years but oddly enough didn't end up using much so I later sold it to someone else, but it was a nice guitar when I had it. If you're looking for a low priced, smaller classical, this one might do the job.
Top Spruce
Back & Sides Meranti
Neck Nato
Fretboard Rosewood
Bridge Rosewood
Hardware Chrome
Scale Length 22-15/16" (580mm)
It's got a 7/8 scale so it's not as drastic a leap as a 3/4 or 1/2 sized guitar compared to a full sized model. Otherwise it's pretty standard overall.
UTILIZATION
The design is pretty ergonomic. It's nice and light like most of Yamaha's guitars in this general range. I bought mine when I was younger and would compare it to my Junior acoustic from the company... just a nice light weight but downsized version of their full sized guitars. It doesn't have great upper fret access but there's no cutaway so it's not really a surprise there. The guitar has a decent sound right out of the box which is nice. It has a pleasant nylon string sound that I find works well and sounds close enough to a full sized one.
SOUNDS
The tones are actually fairly surprising in this guitar. I was thinking it would be kind of weak sounding, but when I tried it in the store I knew it had a good sound and figured a proper nylon would work in my collection. It had a good tone for being a cheaper, smaller instrument. Sure it didn't have the low end or the silky highs of a really nice nylon, but for noodling around on it had a nice enough tone that works for chords or some classical passages. There's a nice low end and some good strong highs that, though they aren't perfectly flowing, they do sit will in the aural mix.
OVERALL OPINION
All in all I think the Yamaha CS40 is a great little guitar that is a nice way to get into a slightly downsized nylon string for not much cash. They sell new for $130 or so, and are decent enough quality to say that that is a great deal. I had mine for a few years but oddly enough didn't end up using much so I later sold it to someone else, but it was a nice guitar when I had it. If you're looking for a low priced, smaller classical, this one might do the job.
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