The Yamaha APXT2 is a sleek 3/4 size version of Yamaha's best-selling APX500II. This fun, yet well-constructed compact guitar is perfect for travel, practice, busking and even gigging. Packed with features, the Yamaha APXT2 includes Yamaha†s proprietary Acoustic Resonance Transducer (ART) System68 pickup system with built-in tuner, Spruce top, Meranti back and sides, Mahogany neck and a Rosewood fingerboard and bridge. It also comes with a sturdy, padded gig bag. The System68 ART includes a one-way active preamp and transducer contact pickup system that features mid-boost EQ for tone shaping and a precision chromatic tuner. The transducer system delivers a natural acoustic tone by dampening excessive vibration from the soundboard while picking up small resonances to achieve ideal sensitivity and outstanding dynamic balance. And what travel guitar would be complete without a gig bag included? The Yamaha APXT2 includes a proprietary gig bag that ensures that it will be able to accompany you on the beach, around campfires or anywhere else your journeys may bring you.
The Yamaha APXT2 is a sleek 3/4 size version of Yamaha's best-selling APX500II. This fun, yet well-constructed compact guitar is perfect for travel, practice, busking and even gigging. Packed with features, the Yamaha APXT2 includes Yamaha†s proprietary Acoustic Resonance Transducer (ART) System68 pickup system with built-in tuner, Spruce top, Meranti back and sides, Mahogany neck and a Rosewood fingerboard and bridge. It also comes with a sturdy, padded gig bag. The System68 ART includes a one-way active preamp and transducer contact pickup system that features mid-boost EQ for tone shaping and a precision chromatic tuner. The transducer system delivers a natural acoustic tone by dampening excessive vibration from the soundboard while picking up small resonances to achieve ideal sensitivity and outstanding dynamic balance. And what travel guitar would be complete without a gig bag included? The Yamaha APXT2 includes a proprietary gig bag that ensures that it will be able to accompany you on the beach, around campfires or anywhere else your journeys may bring you.
in 48 offers
last seen 22 July 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Yamaha APXT2EW Exotic Wood Traveller Guitar in Tobacco Sunburst was $324.00 at Gold Coast Music, compared across 26 retailers (last seen 22 July 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $165.00 on 3 Apr 2025.
Prices last updated 22 July 2026.
Yamaha APXT2EW Exotic Wood Traveller Guitar in Tobacco Sunburst
The Yamaha APXT2 is a sleek 3/4 size version of Yamaha's best-selling APX500II. This fun, yet well-constructed compact guitar is perfect for travel, practice, busking and even gigging. Packed with features, the Yamaha APXT2 includes Yamaha†s proprietary Acoustic Resonance Transducer (ART) System68 pickup system with built-in tuner, Spruce top, Meranti back and sides, Mahogany neck and a Rosewood fingerboard and bridge. It also comes with a sturdy, padded gig bag. The System68 ART includes a one-way active preamp and transducer contact pickup system that features mid-boost EQ for tone shaping and a precision chromatic tuner. The transducer system delivers a natural acoustic tone by dampening excessive vibration from the soundboard while picking up small resonances to achieve ideal sensitivity and outstanding dynamic balance. And what travel guitar would be complete without a gig bag included? The Yamaha APXT2 includes a proprietary gig bag that ensures that it will be able to accompany you on the beach, around campfires or anywhere else your journeys may bring you.
The Yamaha APXT2 is a sleek 3/4 size version of Yamaha's best-selling APX500II. This fun, yet well-constructed compact guitar is perfect for travel, practice, busking and even gigging. Packed with features, the Yamaha APXT2 includes Yamaha†s proprietary Acoustic Resonance Transducer (ART) System68 pickup system with built-in tuner, Spruce top, Meranti back and sides, Mahogany neck and a Rosewood fingerboard and bridge. It also comes with a sturdy, padded gig bag. The System68 ART includes a one-way active preamp and transducer contact pickup system that features mid-boost EQ for tone shaping and a precision chromatic tuner. The transducer system delivers a natural acoustic tone by dampening excessive vibration from the soundboard while picking up small resonances to achieve ideal sensitivity and outstanding dynamic balance. And what travel guitar would be complete without a gig bag included? The Yamaha APXT2 includes a proprietary gig bag that ensures that it will be able to accompany you on the beach, around campfires or anywhere else your journeys may bring you.
Last updated at 22/07/2026 01:10:16
Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Acoustic/Electric Guitar With Gigbag - Dark Red Burst
Delivery between Fri – Mon $21.55
Yamaha Apxt2 Natural Electric-Acoustic Guitar
Delivery between 27 July – 5 Aug $12.50
Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Acoustic Guitar Black
Delivery between 27 July – 3 Aug $22.66
Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Size Acoustic Electric Traveler Guitar Old Violin Sunburst
Delivery between 22–31 July $16.65
acoustic electric guitars Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Size Acoustic Guitar w/ Cutaway & Pickup (Dark Red Burst) inc Gig Bag
Delivery $5
Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Size Acoustic Guitar w/ Cutaway & Pickup (Old Violin Burst) inc Gig Bag
Delivery $5
Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Size Acoustic Electric Guitar in Old Violin Sunburst
Delivery between Sat – Mon $20
Yamaha - APXT2BL Acoustic-Electric 3/4 Size Travel Guitar w/ Cutaway - Black
Free delivery
Yamaha APXT2 Natural Finish
Delivery $19.95
Yamaha APXT2 Traveller Acoustic In Dark Red Burst
Delivery $20
originally posted on mannys.com.au
I wish I hadn't wasted my time on the cheaper "beginner" guitars and just started with this one. I actually WANT to practice on this one. It sounds nicer than anything I've played before & feels great to play with my stubby little hands. Beautiful clean sound when plugged in. The built in tuner is really handy. And it's super portable - even comes with its own gig bag.If you've got small hands and want to play guitar but find it too frustrating because you're constantly struggling to play an F chord on a full-size fret board, I'd highly recommend giving this beauty a try.
originally posted on mannys.com.au
I've had this for a few weeks now and getting used to it. It is on the road with me overseas.First the good: It is a well made guitar and easy to play. It is light and convenient for travel. I haven't connected it to an amp yet so cannot comment on the pickups etc.Disappointments:It doesn't hold tune very well. I have to retune after almost every song - I'm not an aggressive player - strumming and some finger picking. I'm unsure if it is the quality of the strings or the machine heads. I've seen a couple of reviews online where the machine heads have been replaced with better ones to sort this out.The gig bag is rubbish and has no padding at all. This inclusion was not a buying factor for me and I will probably just throw it away as I bought a hard case when ... MoreI've had this for a few weeks now and getting used to it. It is on the road with me overseas.First the good: It is a well made guitar and easy to play. It is light and convenient for travel. I haven't connected it to an amp yet so cannot comment on the pickups etc.Disappointments:It doesn't hold tune very well. I have to retune after almost every song - I'm not an aggressive player - strumming and some finger picking. I'm unsure if it is the quality of the strings or the machine heads. I've seen a couple of reviews online where the machine heads have been replaced with better ones to sort this out.The gig bag is rubbish and has no padding at all. This inclusion was not a buying factor for me and I will probably just throw it away as I bought a hard case when buying the guitar.
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
I am really, really happy with this guitar despite its shortcomings. I'll get the bad stuff out of the way up front: The frets on my guitar are scratchy -- whenever I bend a note, there's an audible scratching sound as the string rubs against the metal fret. I reckon taking it to a luthier for a set-up will solve the issue. The other thing is that some of the higher-pitched notes (for example, notes played after the 10th fret on the B and e strings) don't have a lot of sustain. They fade into silence pretty quickly compared to the rest.But that's okay. This guitar is really easy to play, has a great sound, and you can plug it into an amp (which I have!) for an even better sound. The built-in tuner is sophisticated and easy to use. The guitar is pretty small, ... MoreI am really, really happy with this guitar despite its shortcomings. I'll get the bad stuff out of the way up front: The frets on my guitar are scratchy -- whenever I bend a note, there's an audible scratching sound as the string rubs against the metal fret. I reckon taking it to a luthier for a set-up will solve the issue. The other thing is that some of the higher-pitched notes (for example, notes played after the 10th fret on the B and e strings) don't have a lot of sustain. They fade into silence pretty quickly compared to the rest.But that's okay. This guitar is really easy to play, has a great sound, and you can plug it into an amp (which I have!) for an even better sound. The built-in tuner is sophisticated and easy to use. The guitar is pretty small, almost feels like I'm holding an electric. Feels good to play while standing.You'll have to be a little creative to play certain chords because of the smaller size (good luck playing an A chord -- tough to fit three fingers on that second fret!) but you'll find a way. This guitar is worth it.This isn't a criticism, but one thing to gently remind you of is that this is not a dreadnought. I brought it to a neighbor's house to jam, and thank goodness we were using amps, because his dreadnought was so loud next to my dinky guitar that I thought he'd already turned his amp on -- he hadn't!
| Warranty | Yes |
Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Acoustic/Electric Guitar With Gigbag - Dark Red Burst
Delivery between Fri – Mon $21.55
Yamaha Apxt2 Natural Electric-Acoustic Guitar
Delivery between 27 July – 5 Aug $12.50
Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Acoustic Guitar Black
Delivery between 27 July – 3 Aug $22.66
Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Size Acoustic Electric Traveler Guitar Old Violin Sunburst
Delivery between 22–31 July $16.65
acoustic electric guitars Yamaha APXT2 3/4 Size Acoustic Guitar w/ Cutaway & Pickup (Dark Red Burst) inc Gig Bag
Delivery $5
I wish I hadn't wasted my time on the cheaper "beginner" guitars and just started with this one. I actually WANT to practice on this one. It sounds nicer than anything I've played before & feels great to play with my stubby little hands. Beautiful clean sound when plugged in. The built in tuner is really handy. And it's super portable - even comes with its own gig bag.If you've got small hands and want to play guitar but find it too frustrating because you're constantly struggling to play an F chord on a full-size fret board, I'd highly recommend giving this beauty a try.
I've had this for a few weeks now and getting used to it. It is on the road with me overseas.First the good: It is a well made guitar and easy to play. It is light and convenient for travel. I haven't connected it to an amp yet so cannot comment on the pickups etc.Disappointments:It doesn't hold tune very well. I have to retune after almost every song - I'm not an aggressive player - strumming and some finger picking. I'm unsure if it is the quality of the strings or the machine heads. I've seen a couple of reviews online where the machine heads have been replaced with better ones to sort this out.The gig bag is rubbish and has no padding at all. This inclusion was not a buying factor for me and I will probably just throw it away as I bought a hard case when ... MoreI've had this for a few weeks now and getting used to it. It is on the road with me overseas.First the good: It is a well made guitar and easy to play. It is light and convenient for travel. I haven't connected it to an amp yet so cannot comment on the pickups etc.Disappointments:It doesn't hold tune very well. I have to retune after almost every song - I'm not an aggressive player - strumming and some finger picking. I'm unsure if it is the quality of the strings or the machine heads. I've seen a couple of reviews online where the machine heads have been replaced with better ones to sort this out.The gig bag is rubbish and has no padding at all. This inclusion was not a buying factor for me and I will probably just throw it away as I bought a hard case when buying the guitar.
I am really, really happy with this guitar despite its shortcomings. I'll get the bad stuff out of the way up front: The frets on my guitar are scratchy -- whenever I bend a note, there's an audible scratching sound as the string rubs against the metal fret. I reckon taking it to a luthier for a set-up will solve the issue. The other thing is that some of the higher-pitched notes (for example, notes played after the 10th fret on the B and e strings) don't have a lot of sustain. They fade into silence pretty quickly compared to the rest.But that's okay. This guitar is really easy to play, has a great sound, and you can plug it into an amp (which I have!) for an even better sound. The built-in tuner is sophisticated and easy to use. The guitar is pretty small, ... MoreI am really, really happy with this guitar despite its shortcomings. I'll get the bad stuff out of the way up front: The frets on my guitar are scratchy -- whenever I bend a note, there's an audible scratching sound as the string rubs against the metal fret. I reckon taking it to a luthier for a set-up will solve the issue. The other thing is that some of the higher-pitched notes (for example, notes played after the 10th fret on the B and e strings) don't have a lot of sustain. They fade into silence pretty quickly compared to the rest.But that's okay. This guitar is really easy to play, has a great sound, and you can plug it into an amp (which I have!) for an even better sound. The built-in tuner is sophisticated and easy to use. The guitar is pretty small, almost feels like I'm holding an electric. Feels good to play while standing.You'll have to be a little creative to play certain chords because of the smaller size (good luck playing an A chord -- tough to fit three fingers on that second fret!) but you'll find a way. This guitar is worth it.This isn't a criticism, but one thing to gently remind you of is that this is not a dreadnought. I brought it to a neighbor's house to jam, and thank goodness we were using amps, because his dreadnought was so loud next to my dinky guitar that I thought he'd already turned his amp on -- he hadn't!
I purchased this guitar for myself to use when I travel, but it is so convenient to just grab whenever I have some time, it's becoming my go to practice guitar at home. This guitar is so comfortable to play, I can practice much longer without becoming fatigued. At first I had difficulty figuring out how to hold the thing, but then I just started holding it more like a classical guitar or mandolin, and everything fell into place. I thought the shorter scale length might be a problem when transitioning to a standard scale length guitar, but I'm not finding that to be the case. The on-board tuner is very convenient and the batteries are very easily accessed. The electronics are simple, but more than adequate. The tuning machines are a bit chintzy, but my guitar is ... MoreI purchased this guitar for myself to use when I travel, but it is so convenient to just grab whenever I have some time, it's becoming my go to practice guitar at home. This guitar is so comfortable to play, I can practice much longer without becoming fatigued. At first I had difficulty figuring out how to hold the thing, but then I just started holding it more like a classical guitar or mandolin, and everything fell into place. I thought the shorter scale length might be a problem when transitioning to a standard scale length guitar, but I'm not finding that to be the case. The on-board tuner is very convenient and the batteries are very easily accessed. The electronics are simple, but more than adequate. The tuning machines are a bit chintzy, but my guitar is staying in tune fairly well. The sound is surprisingly large for such a small guitar, even when unplugged. Its sound is on the brighter side, and lacks the richness you would expect in a larger, more expensive guitar, but I wouldn't compare it to a ukulele as others have done. It definitely has a guitar sound. The only negatives I would give are on the finish--the fret edges are a bit sharp and the finish has a few very small factory defects--and the gig bag which is not much more than a dust cover with handles. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase. My rating is in comparison with similar guitars. I've tried out a few 3/4 size guitars in this price range, and this one is definitely a notch above the others.
I think this would make a nice travel guitar for an adult who wanted something small enough to take on trips and cheap enough to not be too bothered if it got damaged, but I bought it as a first guitar for my 10 year old son, and for that purpose it is great, for the following reasons:1. Stays in tune2. Includes in-built tuner3. Correct size4. Not too loudIt's also really well built with nice action and a comfortable neck. I have not plugged it in to test the pickup/preamp sound yet, but I know from reviews that it works very well when and if he ever needs to be amplified or recorded.Also, I must say that service and delivery from Music Store Professional was top notch. I will definitely consider this site first for my musical instrument needs in the future. ... MoreI think this would make a nice travel guitar for an adult who wanted something small enough to take on trips and cheap enough to not be too bothered if it got damaged, but I bought it as a first guitar for my 10 year old son, and for that purpose it is great, for the following reasons:1. Stays in tune2. Includes in-built tuner3. Correct size4. Not too loudIt's also really well built with nice action and a comfortable neck. I have not plugged it in to test the pickup/preamp sound yet, but I know from reviews that it works very well when and if he ever needs to be amplified or recorded.Also, I must say that service and delivery from Music Store Professional was top notch. I will definitely consider this site first for my musical instrument needs in the future. Of course it is possible to buy a guitar like this from some place like Amazon, but The Music Store Professional staff had checked out the guitar before shipping it, which gives me a lot of confidence compared to the experience of buying something straight out of a warehouse from a truck, from a shipping container, from China. Also, the price here was much better.
I received mine for Christmas. I'm a professional musician. I teach and perform often. I only say that for the beginning musicians or if someone wants the opinion of someone that has many years of experience. It played great out of the box, but I set mine up to the specs I like. I love playing this guitar! I can take it and play it anywhere in the house! Of course, you cannot expect it to sound like a really expensive guitar, but I honestly love the tone unplugged. It sounds old school. Plugged in, it's great, and I will be playing it at my next gig! I will bring another acoustic, in case I need it, but otherwise, I'll be sporting this thing the whole night! Strap buttons already installed, and you get a gig bag too! Perfect for grab and go!
I love this little guitar, it's so easy to play with my small hands and arthritis. It looks great, and isn't too loud when practicing in the house, and doesn't disturb anyone, including the neighbours. I did change the strings to a lighter gauge to suite my personal taste, and smoothed a couple of slightly rough frets, but that was it, ready to go! All in all a great little travel guitar.
I was looking for a "travel" guitar and had a number of options under review.Going into the Guitar guitar store gave me chance to see some of them but I was amazed by the really compact size of the APXT2. And the sound it produces acoustically was quite surprisingly good. The fact that you can plug it into an amp is a great bonus and the amplified sound is amazing.The Sore had my preferred colour in stock and at the offered price it was a no brainer. Very happy with it.
Came with high action. Truss rod was adjusted fine but saddle was very high. Removed 12-53 strings replaced with custom light 11-52's and sanded approximately 1/16th inch off saddle. Now plays way easier and with far better action. Could even sand a little more at next string change. Guitar is just plain fun, enough space between frets for most chording and has a unique sound.
After suffering a permanent back injury I could no longer play my elictric guitar as it was too heavy or my acoustic electric guitar because it felt like it was twice it's normal size because I could no longer find a comfortable position for myself to play it. I bought a keyboard thinking that I could still play music. Afterv two weeks of playing around with the keyboard I gave up pllaying. Then I saw on the internet one night an advertisement for a 3/4 size Yamaha acoustic electric guitar guitar with a slimline bosy which looked like a nice guitar so I checked out males and females playing it and sounded very nice so I bought one. Man am I'm so glad I did. I got the sunburst like this one on sale. I was excited as l took it out of the box and went straight to my ... MoreAfter suffering a permanent back injury I could no longer play my elictric guitar as it was too heavy or my acoustic electric guitar because it felt like it was twice it's normal size because I could no longer find a comfortable position for myself to play it. I bought a keyboard thinking that I could still play music. Afterv two weeks of playing around with the keyboard I gave up pllaying. Then I saw on the internet one night an advertisement for a 3/4 size Yamaha acoustic electric guitar guitar with a slimline bosy which looked like a nice guitar so I checked out males and females playing it and sounded very nice so I bought one. Man am I'm so glad I did. I got the sunburst like this one on sale. I was excited as l took it out of the box and went straight to my mancave and started playing it. It was perfecty in tune and for a guitar of this size it's got such a beautiful tone playing ACOUSTIC. So I plugged it in and it's as good as it sounded on YouTube. As an 67 yesr old man who started playing guitar when I was 16 years old, this is a beauty. I recommend this guitar to beginners, anyone with small hands and even people who want a good guitar to take with them without taking up much space in your car. Yep, it's a beaty.
| Warranty | Yes |
