A classic dreadnought acoustic guitar with solid spruce top, rosewood sides and back, the Yamaha SRT2 pickup, cutaway and original Yamaha case.
The Yamaha A5R ARE convinces with an outstanding sound spectrumand an extremely comfortable playability. For perfect sound on stage or in the studio, the innovative in-house Yamaha SRT-2 pickup system is available.
An organic and natural sound thanks to a thermally treated ceiling: Yamaha's innovative A.R.E. system
A straight neck taper and rounded fretboard edges of the Yamaha A5R ARE provide an excellent playing feel.
Innovation at a high level: The Yamaha A5R ARE
With the A5R ARE, Yamaha presents an innovative dreadnought that meets the perfect instrument for every performance requirement. A scalloped bracing and the thermally treated Sitka spruce top deliver a balanced sound image with dynamic nuances, like a guitar that has been played for years. Thanks to solid wood with Sitka spruce top and a rosewood body, this Dreadnought resonates with warm and powerful bass, colourful mid-range and clear and fine silver highs;
In addition, the "High Comfort" neck profile with rounded fingerboard edges offers a soft and pleasant playing feeling. The open Gotoh mechanisms allow fast and accurate tuning. Last but not least, an original Yamaha case is already included.
Little technology, great effect: Yamaha's innovative SRT2
From piezo to pure, warm acoustic sound: Yamaha's SRT2 pickup
The innovative SRT2 pickup offers a wide range of professional sound reproduction. Accordingly, the portion of the Undersaddle pickup can be mixed with two microphone types to achieve the optimum sound result. For the simulated microphone signal, a Neumann U67 and a Royer R122 were used as models.
A total of four controllers are available: Knob(A) controls the output volume, knob(B) adjusts the high frequencies, knob(C) provides the level adjustments of the low bass frequencies, while pressing activates automatic feedback reduction. Control (D) controls the mixing level between the pickup and the simulated microphone source, while pressing switches between the two microphone types.
