I've mainly used it for recording, song-writing, teaching and a little live performance & jamming, so it's suited all of my needs quite well and covered the stylistic gamut from multi-effected avant-garde being 'played' by an oscillating fan and running through a pitch shifter to basic finger-style folk. I usually keep it pretty simple: a stereo DI signal + a condenser mic for recording for a nice blend of acoustic & pick-up. It does have a very distinctive character; some guitar purists would have issues with it as being a bit 'small' sounding acoustically (not a deep body) and depending on how the pick-ups are EQ'd and blended, it can have a 'snappy, bright' quality.

* Measured from the center of one bridge pin to the center of the next bridge pin. The APX-9 series is the top of the line Yamaha acoustic-electric. This is a special breed of 12-string in that unlike most 12's it is very quiet until.

Not a bad sound mind you, but simply a little electronic. Software Schneider Uni Telway Driver Windows 7. Drag Racer V3 For Mac. Ik Multimedia Amplitube Live V2.0.2 Vst Rtas Incl Keygen-dynamics. I've heard it on a few APX models, though I fault the user more than the guitar. I usually roll-off the top a far bit and blend in a little bit more body pick-up than bridge; this seems to solve the problem to suit my taste.