Acoustic Paradiso - Yamaha 800 Series Guitars

I've got the FS820 in Turquoise, put a Dearmond Tone boss in it and changed the nut and saddle for bone. Beautiful!

coming back to this video from the end of 2023; these were the good days, coming back home in the evening and watching guitar paradiso was awesome. A bit of advice for anyone still in 2016; don't come to the future it sucks

Why does every Pommie think hes a Comedian 🙄 just get on with it FFS.

My take is that the 840 is the better strummer, whereas 850 sounds better for soloing.

FG800 or FG850 ? Guys please help me...

Too much foolishness. Moving on to another review.

Both guitars sound excellent. A little different but each has its own voice. Nice Guitars.

Thanks for mentioning left-handed options! The more experts pipe up on the issue, the more options there will surely be for us♡

Nice chemical connection on both of them. Excellent guitar players as all that watch this informative show. Love it eventough idk where Andertons is located. Greetings from America

My Dad just gave me his FG200 that he bought in 1972. I have the FG800 with the vintage tint and just bought the FG5. Never thought I would own 3 yamaha acoustics but here I am. Great guitars!!!!

Are you on drugs? LMAO!

The FS series is 634mm scale

Small guitars.

Can you make Pete shut up sometimes, trying to allways make stupid jokes?? He needs to get a little more serious as a presenter. I love his playing, not his jokal talking! sorry

I can watch your videos over and over again.

I have the FG800 and it's great all around and unreal for the price!!

I use it as my "leave out" guitar during the day (I do put it in a gig bag at night) and I've even used it for some writers gatherings and it sounds great for those as well!!

I have the FS800 like the one Pete plays at the beginning of the video. I love it. I bought it because it reminded me of the Yamaha guitar that my first guitar teacher played way back in 1970something. My guitar was an el cheapo starter guitar that I got for Christmas. The strings were about 1 1/2" above the fretboard. I wouldn't have known any better if he had nor pointed it out to me. He had the Yamaha and told me, "check mine out" . I remember it because the action was nice and low. He also used Ernie Ball Regular Slinky guitar strings on it like you would see on an electric guitar. Good times.

Thank you for the video i bought Yamaha FG840 sounds well for that price :)