Yamaha Pacifica 112J LPB
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Yamaha
Pacifica 112J LPB
Product Info
Article Number:
560655
Brand:
Yamaha
Model:
Pacifica 112J LPB
Category:
ST Style Guitars
Price:
$273.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Pacifica 112J LPB is a seriously solid entry-level guitar that punches way above its weight class. It's a fantastic all-rounder – great for rock, blues, and even some lighter genres. This is an ideal choice for beginners or players looking for a reliable and affordable workhorse.
Product Description
- Yamaha Pacifica 112J LPB
- Electric Guitar
- Body: Alder
- Bolt-on neck: Maple
- Fingerboard: Walnut
- Fretboard radius: 350 mm
- Scale: 648 mm
- 22 Frets
- Pickup: Yamaha HSS
- 1 Volume and 1 tone control
- 5-Way toggle switch
- Vintage style tremolo
- Chrome hardware
- Colour: Lake Placid Blue
PROS
- • Alder body provides a balanced, resonant tone with good sustain.
- • Maple neck with walnut fingerboard offers a comfortable, fast playing experience.
- • HSS pickup configuration delivers versatility from glassy cleans to crunchy rock tones.
- • Vintage-style tremolo allows for subtle vibrato and expressive playing.
CONS
- • Bolt-on neck construction lacks the inherent warmth of a set neck.
- • Walnut fretboard can feel slightly harder than rosewood or ebony.
- • Hardware, while functional, isn't premium-grade and may show wear over time.
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
Alder
Neck Material
Maple
Fingerboard
Walnut
Pickups
Yamaha HSS (Humbucker/Single/Single)
Scale Length
648 mm (25.5 inches)
Frets
22
Bridge
Vintage Style Tremolo
Weight
3.8 kg (8.3 lbs) - approximate
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's more versatile, offering a brighter, more articulate sound from the single-coil pickups, while still providing the humbucker's thicker tones when needed.
It's a vintage-style trem, so it's not as stable as a modern Floyd Rose; however, it's serviceable for subtle vibrato and bends with proper setup.
The neck is a comfortable C-shape, generally thinner than some older guitars but not as slim as a modern shred neck – a good compromise for a wide range of playing styles.
