Yamaha C70 Classical and Nylon Guitar

A step up in refinement within the celebrated C Series, the Yamaha C70 is a full-size classical nylon string guitar that brings outstanding tone, quality, and playability together at a price that makes it genuinely accessible to students, aspiring artists, and seasoned musicians alike. Built on the iconic Yamaha CG body shape, the C70 features a spruce top paired with a rosewood fingerboard that delivers a warm, rich classical tone with exceptional projection and clarity. Locally sourced tonewood back, sides, and neck provide a strong, resonant body that holds its character through every session, while gold tuners add a premium touch to the overall aesthetic that sets it apart from entry-level alternatives. The gloss body finish and matte neck finish give it both the traditional elegance of a classical guitar and the comfortable feel needed for long practice and performance sessions. Whether you are a beginner finding your voice in classical music, a student preparing for exams, or a professional looking for a reliable and well-built nylon string guitar, the C70 is a remarkably capable instrument that punches well above its price point.

Product Highlights

• Body Shape: Yamaha CG Shape
• Top Material: Spruce
• Back, Neck and Sides: Locally Sourced Tonewood
• Fingerboard and Bridge Material: Rosewood
• Fingerboard Radius: Flat
• String Type: Medium Nylon Strings
• String Spacing: 11.8 mm
• Tuners: Gold (YTM-06)
• Body Finish: Gloss
• Neck Finish: Matte
• Body Binding: Black and White
• Pickguard: None
• Electronics: None
• Country of Origin: Indonesia
• Warranty: One Year

Technical Specifications

• Scale Length: 650 mm (25.56")
• Total Length: 995 mm (39.19")
• Body Width: 370 mm (14.56")
• Body Depth: 94 to 100 mm
• Nut Width: 52 mm
• Nut and Saddle Material: Urea
• Bridge Pins: None
• Soundhole Inlay: Decal

Care Instructions

Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. Wipe down the body, neck, and strings with a soft dry cloth after each session. Nylon strings are sensitive to humidity and temperature changes, so keep the guitar in a stable environment. Have it professionally set up and serviced periodically to maintain optimal playability and tonal quality.