Paul Hindmarsh conducts a hands-on “playing” tour of the many historic Yamaha guitars and basses displayed at the Innovation Road museum located in Hamamatsu, Japan.
Showcased instruments include the wildly creative SG7 “Flying Samurai” and SG3/S302 solidbody guitars (1966), the stylish SA15 semi-hollow (1968), the popular double-cutaway SG2000 (1976), the posh SC1200 (1977), and the edgy RGX1220R (1987). There’s even a one-of-a-kind SG175B with extraordinary inlay work that was made for Carlos Santana.
Learn more about Innovation Road: https://www.yamaha.com/ja/about/innovation/
In Classic Electric Guitars Part Two: The Yamaha Guitar Archive, Hindmarsh explores a top-secret vault containing prototype Yamaha guitars and basses that in many cases were so unusual and futuristic looking that Yamaha was concerned the world might not be ready for them.
Keep up to date with Yamaha Guitars:
https://www.facebook.com/YamahaGuitars
https://www.instagram.com/yamaha_guitars
http://yamahaguitardevelopment.com
Source
