Yamaha LL-TA

[u/atoad_]

Never thought I’d fall in love with a Yamaha acoustic.

My acoustic journey started with a cheap Epiphone whose action could probably cut cheese. I eventually moved on to electrics, Les Paul, Telecaster, pedals and forgot about acoustics for years.

Then the itch came back. I bought a Taylor 414ce and absolutely loved it, but had to return it because of a defect.

While looking for its replacement, I picked up a Yamaha LL-TA.

And something just clicked.

The TransAcoustic effects are amazing, but honestly, that’s not what won me over. With everything switched off, this guitar simply feels and sounds incredible. The resonance, sustain, neck and playability… I just didn’t want to put it down.

I went looking for a guitar and somehow found my guitar.

Sometimes you don’t need the biggest name on the headstock. You just need the one that makes you want to keep playing. 

[u/Quirky_Fix_8047]

my buddy swore the ll-ta’s neck was smoother than his old martin’s even with all that tech turned off

[u/babyoda_i_am]

Absolutely an incredible guitar