Yamaha,stong silent type

Ok, i am trying my best to understand it, just a "silent-guitar" seems
somewhat odd to me...

Yes, unique on the market, only from the master of Yamaha

http://www.yamaha.co.jp/english/product/guitar/silent_guitar/index.html

Best they stick to R1,FZ6,WR450 etc etc

CDIHL

 

You don't think it strange that the Yamaha symbol is that of three tuning forks (I am of course
assuming you knew what they were)? Yamaha have been making musical instruments a heck of alot longer
than they've been making motorcycles.

 

Yeah.. but it's preeedy fucking cool that one day they said "Hey, let's
make a motorcycle!"

Love those Japanese.

 

On 15/5/04 9:38 PM, in article

So what were those at Ducati thinking?

Hammo

If only I had something to take with this camera?

 

Yeah its funny how many caaahns turn and say... fuggen what ! when they
learn that kawasaki build helicopters and other aircraft.... yet
everybody knows that mitsubishi build airconditioners, etc etc.... at
least in SA they do anyway.

 

instruments a heck of alot longer

And as a ex-professional guitarist, I can certainly see the sense of such an
instrument. It's a non-essential item, you could get by without one, but it
would have its uses.

And the music division of Yamaha is larger than their motorcycle division.
Try visiting www.yamaha.com.au and see where it takes you.

Manning

 

In aus.motorcycles on Sat, 15 May 2004 11:38:55 GMT

To be exact... "let's make a racing motorcycle that will put the wind up
everyone else". And they did, and it did.

The YA1 beat all comers in its first race. I think it was a longish
distance road race, not a short circuit sprint, just to really rub their
noses in it!

Zebee

 

I used to have a Yamaha Alto saxophone (YAS-62 - At the time it was 1 step down from the customised
model). The Yammy's were the ones to have in the alto range.

 

Not unique - do a Google search for travel guitar.

Cheers


Kevin Gleeson
Imagine It
West Hobart
Tasmania Australia
www.imagine-it.com.au

 

Maybe it's unique for being a silent model... or maybe not.

The best travel guitar (IMHO) is the Baby Taylor, a beautiful full sound,
plays damn well and about the same price as the Martin (which sounds like a
orange crate and is ugly to boot).

http://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/model.aspx?model=305

Manning

 

they were thinking shit we need some money and the government said yeh no
probs we will give you some
but you are going to start making motors to fit on bicycles instead of
cameras , capacitors and lenses

 

I rode a kawasaki to the top of Mt Cook last week !

JL
(I love the smell of kero

 

nah, Mitsubishi is a bank.

Nev..
'03 ZX12R

 

sounds vaguely familiar to BMW

oh and they still make tractors

 

Not what I'd really class as a travel guitar. They are normally
bodyless and collapsible ...

Cheers

 

Yellow ones?

John

 

Yeah Taylors are lovely...
Would you like that $5000 charged to your credit card?

I think this thread has diverged a tad

 

Erk!
So, did the bike get the sack?
Clem

 

I hear Honda have started making cars!

Oh, the shame.

-----sharks

 

Bah! Another one who can't tell the difference between Gippsland
and the Riverina ...

-----marty taylor sharks.