Yamaha Pacifica 112V SB RL
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Yamaha
Pacifica 112V SB RL
Product Info
Article Number:
514386
Brand:
Yamaha
Model:
Pacifica 112V SB RL
Category:
ST Style Guitars
Price:
$350.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Pacifica 112V SB RL is a seriously solid guitar for the money. It's a fantastic all-rounder—great for rock, blues, and even some lighter pop styles. This is perfect for intermediate players looking for a versatile and reliable instrument without spending a fortune.
Product Description
- Yamaha Pacifica 112V SB RL
- Electric guitar
- Body: Alder
- Neck: Maple
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
- Pickups: 1 Alnico humbucker and 2 Alnico single coils
- Vintage tremolo
- Neck with satin finish
- Colour: Sonic Blue
- Incl. Remote lesson at the Yamaha music school
PROS
- • Alder body provides a balanced, resonant tone with good sustain.
- • Maple neck with satin finish offers a comfortable, fast playing experience.
- • Alnico pickups deliver a versatile range of tones from warm to aggressive.
- • Vintage tremolo system allows for expressive vibrato and subtle pitch bending.
CONS
- • Rosewood fretboard can feel a little dry compared to maple or ebony.
- • Stock tuning machines are adequate but could be upgraded for improved stability.
- • Alder body can be slightly heavier than guitars with lighter woods like basswood.
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Key Features
Body Material
Alder
Neck Material
Maple
Fingerboard
Rosewood
Pickups
1 Alnico humbucker, 2 Alnico single coils
Scale Length
25.5 in
Frets
22, Medium Jumbo
Bridge
Vintage Tremolo System
Weight
8.5 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's surprisingly punchy and articulate; not overly muddy like some cheaper humbuckers, lending itself well to rock and higher-gain tones.
It's a vintage-style trem, so it’s not a locking trem. You’ll need to be mindful of tuning stability with aggressive use, but it’s generally reliable for subtle effects.
The satin finish feels exceptionally smooth and fast, reducing friction and making it easier to shred compared to gloss finishes – a real benefit for quicker playing.
