Yamaha Silent Guitar lets your strumming be seen and not heard

Posted in Musical Instruments by Conner Flynn on November 11th, 2008

Yamaha Silent Guitar lets your strumming be seen and not heardIf you have a kid learning the guitar chances are your ears could use a break. You’ll want to invest in this Yamaha Silent Nylon String Guitar. Plugging in a pair of headphones lets you practice at your own pace without annoying everyone around you.

You can also connect a CD player into the guitar itself so you can play along directly with the music, despite the fact that CDs are pretty much obsolete. Why they didn’t just build an mp3 player in it is anyone’s guess. Still, it’s a nifty instrument to have around. Especially fo those living in small apartments. The Yamaha Silent Nylon String Guitar will retail for a hefty $499.99. But silence is golden.

[Chip Chick]

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One Comment to “Yamaha Silent Guitar lets your strumming be seen and not heard”
  1. blackstone Says:

    This is a very cool guitar. I have a SLG100N at home and I don’t regret buying it at all. It is quite idiot proof and a newbie should have no problems handling it at all. In short,its a worthy investment.

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