
Yamaha
Yamaha LL16HB Acoustic-Electric Guitar with Gig Bag
All-solid rosewood and A.R.E.-treated spruce jumbo delivers decades of tonal maturity right out of the case.
$1,049.99*
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Overview
Key Features
A newly designed bracing pattern and a.R.E. Treatment create rich warmth and open resonance
Solid Engelmann Spruce top treated with a.R.E
Original Jumbo Body with solid rosewood back & sides
5-ply neck with high comfort traditional neck profile
SRT Zero impact passive pickup
Specifications
Brand
Yamaha
Model
LL16HB
Body Shape
Original Jumbo
Top
Solid Engelmann Spruce with A.R.E. Treatment
Back & Sides
Solid Rosewood
Neck
5-Ply, Traditional Profile
Pickup
SRT Zero Impact Passive
Included Accessories
Gig Bag
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Yamaha's A.R.E. treatment?
A.R.E. (Acoustic Resonance Enhancement) is Yamaha's proprietary wood-treatment process that alters the molecular properties of the spruce top to replicate the tonal characteristics of a well-played vintage instrument, giving the LL16HB a mature, open sound from the start.
What type of pickup does the LL16HB use?
It uses Yamaha's SRT Zero Impact passive pickup, designed to amplify the guitar's natural acoustic tone without altering its unplugged sound or adding weight to the top.
Does the LL16HB come with a case?
Yes, it includes a padded gig bag for transport and storage.
What body shape is the LL16HB?
It features Yamaha's Original Jumbo body shape, which produces a full, projecting sound with strong bass response and volume.
Why does the neck have five plies?
The 5-ply laminated neck construction increases dimensional stability, making it more resistant to warping from humidity and temperature changes compared to a single-piece neck.