Shannon with Yamaha showed us the new nylon string NX series at NAMM 2020. There are six guitars broken down into two groups of three: the NTX and NCX lines.<\/p>\n
The NTX is named for its a thinner body depth, which has a slimmer neck to go along with it. This is well suited for steel string players who want the sound of a nylon string guitar. It features a solid top. and onboard electronics. The NTX 1 has a classic preamp, while the NTX 3 and NTX 5 have Yamaha\u2019s new Atmosfeel system. It\u2019s a three-way system with two pickups and a microphone, allowing you to blend the amount of output for each. This allows the electronics to keep the same warmth at all volume levels.<\/p>\n
The NCX, named for its \u201cclassical\u201d body shape and size, also has three different models. It features typical nylon string guitar depth and profile, and also includes onboard electronics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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