| MusiciansNews | GuitarsMusicGear | BassMusicGear | DigitalPianosKeyboards | DrumsMusicGear | SingingSongwriting | GuitarSheetMusicTabs | DJmusicEquipment | CRMAV | LiveSoundPASystems | RecordingMixingMastering |
 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Manufacturers | Behringer Peavey Samson Yamaha Roland DigiTech River String Fender Sarulean sE Electronics Korg Ibanez Gibson Hartke Alesis Shure Boss Epiphone Mackie Zoom Akai Marshall Focusrite M-Audio Vestax SKB Silvertone Novation AKG CBI Martin Nady Fostex |
| Guitar | Bass | Drum | Piano | Keyboard | Singing | Songwriting | DJ | Recording | Artists | Music Gear | Forums | Reviews | Musicians Wanted | Chords | Sheet Music | Tabs | MIDI |
|
Yamaha APX electric acoustic APX900, Pure Sound, No FeedbackThe Yamaha APX electric acoustic line boasts a long history of quality and innovation, similar to the company's celebrated FG acoustic models. The APX series has supplied the industry with technological advancements like the first true stereo, hexaphonic pickup and thinline construction body shape.Yamaha APX900 Now, Yamaha's new APX Series (APX500, APX700 and the APX900) raises the bar for performance electric acoustics by offering a complete aesthetic refresh and adding the revolutionary new Acoustic Resonance Transducer (A.R.T.) pickup system, which captures the guitar's true natural acoustic tone while virtually eliminating feedback. A new preamp with a built-in tuner and frequency adjustable controls also add to the innovative and unparalleled sound quality of the new models. "The new APX line offers an amazingly true-sounding acoustic tone," said Bryan Savage, marketing manager, Yamaha Guitars. "The A.R.T. system represents a breakthrough for accurately reproducing the true resonance of an acoustic guitar, which is one of the most difficult sounds to amplify." Acoustic-electrics have long vexed guitarists due to feedback and poor sound quality. To develop the A.R.T. system, Yamaha studied all of the methods for amplifying acoustic sounds and devised a better way. "We brought in numerous artists, producers, and sound gurus with a mission of finding and capturing that true acoustic sound," said Savage. "The results are stunning." Many traditional piezo electric acoustics, using a ribbon transducer, produce a thin and synthetic sound that does not necessarily replicate the true acoustic sound. The new pickup system – available on the APX 700 and the APX900 – features multiple proprietary contact microphones mounted on the underside of the sound board, which capture the guitar's true acoustic resonance. Designed primarily for live performance, the APX line also includes a shallow body, which makes it easier to play, especially for women and smaller players. Yamaha has also radically updated the line's aesthetics. The APX line also includes a lefthanded and a twelve-string model. "The completely overhauled APX line is great for guitarists who are looking for an acoustic that is comfortable to play and, more importantly, sounds like an acoustic guitar," said Savage. "The APX has a long history as a launch vehicle for advanced technology and now, we are able to continue that tradition at price points that represent a real value." The APX500, APX700, APX700L and APX900 performance electric acoustic guitars shipped in July 2006.
|
5) Piano Keyboard Blues Chords PRO: Online Book, Couse and Lessons 6) Piano Keyboard Blues Basics Course/Method 7) Easy Piano/Keyboard Chords 1: Online Chord Book and Course 8) Piano Keyboard Chords PRO: world's largest chord book 9) Piano/Keyboard Jazz Chords Online Chord Book and Chord Generator 10) Online Piano Jazz Basics Course/Method: Jazz Piano Lessons 11) Piano/Keyboard Jazz Scales Book PRO Course and Online Lessons 12) Piano Keyboard Music Theory 13) Piano Keyboard Organ Scale PRO: Every scale on piano/keyboard/organ 14) Piano Keyboard Songwriting: writing Chord Progressions and Music 15) reading Sheet Music course 16) Free Piano and Keyboard Lessons Demo Course |
Europe Gear Shop
| [Contact] [©1999-2008 Musiciansnews.com All rights reserved] [Advertising] |