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Just as the title says , this made the switch to electric seamless.

I thought soloing on the acoustic was just supposed to be hard and impossible. That door was opened by this guitar.

At this price point , it is a steal. I absolutely love love love this guitar.

bought it as my first electric guitar, love it so far. Looks great and sounds great!

I wanted to upgrade a Yamaha PAC012 and I thought this is it. I was wrong. This guitar felt like a downgrade. The pickups sounded really cheap. My other Yamaha which is supposed to be an entry level sounded way better. I am a huge fan of Yamaha acoustic guitars but this guitar let me down. I ended up switching this guitar for a Sire S5(same wood specs) and never looked back. If you are a serious player that is familiar with good tones look somewhere else.

I had a Pacifica in the early 2000's that I gave to a grandson who was a budding s/s musician at the time. When recently looking for a budget friendly guitar (I am disabled and don't play well enough to justify a big$ guitar) I was looking at all the off brand guitars all over the internet when Yamaha popped in my head! Sweetwater was my first stop and what a perfect choice! After narrowing it down to three guitars, I chose the Pac112vm. If you can't do a setup yourself, have Sweetwater do it! I had the setup done and Fender locking tuners installed and wow! This guitar just plays beautifully! AND there is no need for pickup upgrades - these alnicos have a crystal clear tone and they growl and bark when you dig in! I could not be happier! And all thanks to my sales engineer Mike Johnson! Knowledgeable, patient, helpful and a hell of a nice guy! Sweetwater is the BEST!

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I wouldn't call this a beginner's guitar. More intermediate. Perfect for club gigs, cover bands, wedding bands or light recording. Sure you could play any sized gig, technically with this. That's not the point. This is a gigger's workhorse. There is a stigma that still says you must pay $1000+ to have a pro guitar. That's garbage up to a point of success most never reach.