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The Yamaha CG122MSH Classical Guitar features a solid Engelmann spruce top for rich acoustic tones, a durable 3-ply neck to prevent warping, and low string action for easy playability. Finished with a natural matte look and equipped with rosewood fingerboard and bridge, this guitar blends professional quality with timeless design, perfect for both beginners and seasoned players seeking expressive classical sound.


























| ASIN | B00C2DR6GO |
| Back Material | Nato Wood |
| Best Sellers Rank | #9,724 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #14 in Classical & Nylon-String Guitars |
| Body Material | Mora |
| Color Name | Natural |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (396) |
| Date First Available | October 30, 2012 |
| Fretboard Material | Rosewood |
| Guitar Bridge System | Fixed |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | S |
| Item Weight | 4.95 pounds |
| Item model number | CG122MSH |
| Material Type | Spruce Wood |
| Neck Material Type | Spruce Wood |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Product Dimensions | 40.94 x 19.25 x 5.39 inches |
| Scale Length | 25.6 Inches |
| Size | Classical |
| String Material | Nylon |
| Top Material | Spruce Wood |
T**.
Great Choice
Great guitar. Love it so much. Had a hole in the box from seemingly blunt force trauma but luckily no guitar damage! Something largely hand built like this you would expect some reasonable variances and you hope to get that perfect one...or at least not a defective one! Just a couple little flaws on mine but not bad enough to return and overall I really appreciate this work of art. Nice wood, design and craftsmanship. I wish I could thank the builder personally. This is my first classical guitar. I've owned a 6 and a 12 string acoustic guitar for many years but haven't played much the last few years. Hit a plateau and got bored. Then every time I'd pick it up again it was short lived since my fingers weren't used to the steel string abuse! I figured this would be easier on my fingers to get back into it. Also I've been really enjoying listening to finger picking style acoustic music lately. Some incredible stuff out there in this genre. This guitar has caused me to love playing again. It has opened up my creativity and had really given me some calm and peaceful joy. I'm learning more, having more fun and improving faster thanks to this beauty. And it is a beauty. Looks good, smells good and sound good. I love that it is natural with no thick urethane type clear coat. My Ibanez 6 string acoustic has a thick clear coat on top of the wood and while it is shiny and gives more durability I hate the skin sticking feel of it! I actually like the wood with minimal treatment like this Yamaha instead of that sticky clear coat. As you can tell I'm very impressed with this guitar and glad I followed my impulse to buy it. Thanks Yamaha.
J**N
Very happy
I'm extremely happy with this guitar. For the price, material and build quality is very good and it has a very nice and full sound. It's also easy to play. I'm getting older now and so my fingers and hands don't "work" like they used to. I have two mid-level steel string guitars which are becoming increasingly difficult to play. Not only is this guitar easier to play but also, I'm starting a new journey into classical guitar. Love it! Would recommend to anyone regardless of music style/type they hope to play.
N**R
Quality reasonably priced!
This is my favorite classical guitar. I have owned and plaid it for four years and enjoyed it every time I have picked it up. It played good as received but I like a very low action and enjoy tinkering so I checked it quite thoroughly and found the neck and frets perfect. I lowered the nut slots slightly and lowered the saddle a bit to my preference. I like the lowest strings that do not buzz at all. Tonality is perfect. I carry it to practice and gigs bare so it has picked up a few little dings, but still looks nice with it's not glossy finish. I have played guitars that cost four times what I paid for it that played or sounded no better. Beginners guitar? Nope.
D**H
"Forever Home", part deux...
I was browsing Amazon, brain on idle, and drifted towards the guitar section. I'd been kicking around the idea of taking classical guitar instruction at a local community college, and figured my previous "rescue guitar" (Yamaha CGS103AII, see my review for details) probably wasn't going to be adequte for the task. Really wasn't intending to buy another instrument, and then...saw 2 returned CG122MCHs for sale in "good" condition. So, throwing caution (and money) to the wind, I ordered the cheaper of the two. Amazon responded before I could change my mind (no joke, it went from initial purchase to "Shipping Now" in about 7 hours, delivered in about 52 hours. Shoutout to the peeps at ONT6 BTW - we gotchu!) and I received a 5 foot tall box o'git Sunday morning, with no shipping damage apparent. Opened the box, aaaaand...dug through poured foam packing to find the instrument, wrapped in heavy duty polyethylene plastic with shipping tape holding it all together. Peeled the tape and plastic back to find...a pristine guitar, no physical damage noted. Gave 'er a strum, and...huh? Sounded a bit off, but gave 'er the benefit of the doubt. After getting a few more hours of sleep, got both of my classical guitars out for a head-to-head comparison. Re-strummed the CG122MCH, and noted it was way out of tune. Tuned it up, and since all the strings were out approximately equal amounts it was obvious it had been tuned at some point prior to arrival. Held tune just fine, and started running my usual checks. Intonation was dope (even the "G" string was within +-5 cents) and 2 things stood out: fretting was noticeably easier, and this thing is LOUD! Projects nicely, and tends to be a bit bass-heavy (cedar top, yo). Much greater sustain than the littler git, and not as bright. All in all, a worthy addition to the collection. Now, for the reason for 4 stars; the CG122MCH is advertised as having a "low action". Got my engineering ruler out, and measured the string height at the 12th fret. Low "E" was 4 mm off the top of the fret, and high "E" is 3.5 mm off the top of the fret. Folks, that's not a "low action", that's industry standard for a classical guitar, and is the same as the CGS103AII. Just a WAG on my part, but I suspect this instrument has light tension strings, making it easier to fret. Since I have zero idea what was done to the instrument prior to its arrival, I can't honestly blame Yamaha on this one. So...-1 star for standard string height, usual 5 for pretty much everything else. If it bugs me enough, I'll take it to a luthier for height adjustment, bone nut & saddle & a fresh set of normal tension strings. Another keeper! 🥰😁👍
A**R
A very good classical guitar posessing a deep and resonant sound which makes it much different to cheaper all laminated instruments.
D**A
Me encanto. Todo en orden y llegó justo el dia indicado.
A**L
Es una guitarra hermosa, lastima que me llego golpeada, asi que espero poder tener devolución y cambiar a 5 estrellas esto. Actualización: ya me devolvieron el dinero, igualmente, sigo opinando lo mismo, una guitarra muy linda
H**R
Bought for my sons birthday , really nice looking guitar and sounds fantastic . My son loves it . His other guitars are all electric and he wanted a nylon string classical for a different sound . Very nice sounding well built guitar and FAST shipping and well packed by Cosmo Music . He bought a beautiful Fender Strat from Cosmo Music 2 years ago , same great service awesome.
B**N
Bought this guitar for my son for Christmas. It Looks good and has a pretty good sound Its not a top of the line instrument but Yamaha quality shines through.
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