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A rocker's guitar at a keenly affordable price, with three powerful pickups, vintage vibrato, fast-action neck and a choice of vivid colours.

Yamaha concentrates on the rock essentials on this high-quality entry-level RGX. The sleek, lightweight alder body has a comfort-chamfered front and a deep double cutaway for full fretboard access, while the neck is shallow and slick to the touch.

The ceramic pickups - two pokey humbuckers and a single coil in the middle position - deliver crisp, bright sounds that overdrive and cut through well, while the five-way pickup selector adds further tonal versatility. The vintage vibrato is a well proven design, offering smooth and accurate tremoloing, helped by the straight string path over the headstock. 

The best-selling budget Pacifica that caters for everyone - with a wide choice of colours, a maple fingerboard option (112M) and a left-handed version (112L).

It's no wonder that Yamaha's Pacifica 112 enjoys such sales success. At a remarkably reasonable price the guitar features a solid alder body, which in conjunction with the powerful bridge humbucker and two single-coil pickups produces an impressive palette of vintage and rock sounds.

The instrument, in a variety of stunning colours, comes with either a rosewood or maple fingerboard, the latter (112M) offering a visual contrast as well as a slightly brighter tone. Left-handed players can enjoy the benefits of this fine yet inexpensive guitar by choosing the 112L, which has a rosewood fingerboard. A smoothly-operating vintage vibrato is common to all three versions.

Alder is a great-sounding tonewood for solidbody electrics, and it looks pretty cool too, as the natural-finish Pacifica 112X readily demonstrates. A black scratchplate, pickups and controls provide a neat visual contrast as well as highlighting the body's sleek contours, while a maple fingerboard is featured on the 112MX, for those who prefer the different feel and slightly brighter tone.

Whichever, performance satisfaction is guaranteed, thanks to the smoothly balanced vibrato bridge, and the gutsy bridge-position humbucker and funkily voiced single coils which are controlled by a five-position pickup selector for impressive sound versatility. 

This new entry-level model offers a comprehensive specification, with a quality of craftsmanship and tone that belies its budget price tag.

Modelled on the best-selling Pacifica 112, the new, even cheaper 012 has a similarly contoured double-cutaway body, the firepower of a raunchy bridge-position humbucker plus two clear-toned single-coil pickups. The five-position pickup switch permits selection of those classic 'in-between' sounds, while the vibrato bridge is a well-proven vintage design with six individually adjustable saddles for accurate intonation and a slinky set-up.

For an inexpensive yet high-quality introduction to the world of rock guitar, you'll not find better value than the Pacifica 012. 

Designed for extended rock performance, the twin-humbuckered RGX420S - also available as a Drop 6 (RGX420S-D6)- features a double-locking tremolo and a direct output switch for maximum soloing power.

The RGX series has been designed to meet the demands of todays modern electric guitar player.

Sleek rock lines with new fine metallic and matt style finishes make these guitars stand out in the looks department. Each guitar has a selected pick up choice so tone options are really not a problem. The 400 series features a dependable fully locking tremolo system and a "here comes my solo" direct cut switch!