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Yamaha LL16L ARE left-handed acoustic guitar in Natural

Finishes

Natural

Yamaha

LL16L ARE

Jumbo · L Series · Acoustic-electric

Manufacturer

Yamaha product page

Yamaha collection

About this model

The left-handed version of the LL16 ARE. Original Jumbo Body Solid Engelmann Spruce Top Treated with A.R.E. Solid Rosewood Back and Sides High-Comfort, Traditional Neck Profile 5-Ply Neck SRT Zero Impact Pickup

Core specs

Brand
Yamaha
Model
LL16L ARE
Family
Jumbo
Series
L Series
Acoustic-electric
Yes
Body shape
Yamaha Original Jumbo
Body size
Original Jumbo
Cutaway
none
Top
Engelmann Spruce with A.R.E.
Back wood
Rosewood
Sides wood
Rosewood
Top construction
Solid
Back construction
Solid
Sides construction
Solid
Back & sides
Rosewood
Neck material
Mahogany + Rosewood (5-Ply)
Neck profile
High-Comfort Traditional
Fingerboard
Ebony
Scale length
650 mm (25 9/16")
Nut width
44 mm (1 3/4")
Frets
Unknown
Bridge
Ebony
Bracing
Unknown
Strings
Elixir NANOWEB 80/20 Bronze Light
Finish
Gloss

Electronics

Electronics
Passive System + SRT Piezo Pickup
Pickup type
SRT Piezo
Preamp
Passive / SRT Zero Impact
AE controls
None
Built-in tuner
false
Output
LINE OUT
Extended specsShow
Nut material
Urea
Saddle
Urea
Bridge pins
Black ABS with White Dot
Tuners
Die-Cast Gold (TM29G)
Fingerboard radius
R400 mm (15 3/4")
Fret size
Unknown
Binding
Maple + Black
Rosette
Abalone + Black + White
Inlays
Unknown
Truss rod
Unknown
Case / gig bag
Hard Bag
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
1199.99
LH finishes offered
Unknown
Top finish detail
Gloss
Back & sides finish
Gloss
Electronics notes
Unknown
Orientation note
Unknown

Where to buy

RetailerLinkAvailability
SweetwaterVisit SweetwaterUnknown
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Guitar Center / Musician's FriendVisit Guitar Center / Musician's FriendUnknown
AmazonVisit AmazonUnknown

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