Yamaha Guitar Price: Every Current Model Compared

The Yamaha guitar price runs from $$129.99 to $$5,299.99 across 187 models, averaging $$1,279.00. Yamaha is unique among the brands in this index: it is the only maker that covers the full acoustic spectrum at every price point, from $130 three-quarter-size student guitars to $5,000+ hand-built Japanese dreadnoughts, with a small but serious electric and bass catalog alongside.

The acoustic heart of the catalog is the FG/FS series — FG for dreadnought, FS for concert body — which dominates the $200–$800 band and is arguably the most recommended acoustic line in the world for beginners and intermediates. Above that, the A-Series and L-Series move into all-solid-wood territory ($800–$2,000), and the Japanese-built FG9 and LL series ($3,000+) compete directly with boutique American builders.

On the electric side, the Revstar line (from about $700) is Yamaha's only electric offering — a mid-range dual-humbucker design that has quietly become one of the most respected non-Fender/non-Gibson electrics on the market. The bass catalog is similarly focused: the BB series covers four-string and five-string models from $400 to $1,300, with the high-end BBP series built in Japan.

62 of the models here currently show an independent-dealer price. Yamaha's mass-market volume means dealer discounts are more common on the FG/FS series than on the Japanese-built lines, where production runs are smaller and prices are firmer.