u/Reasonable_Yak_3004

I'm going to be selling my near mint 2019 JS32Q DKA archtop which i bought new 5 years ago and had it immediately set up with the EMG 81,85 solderless active pickups. Since then I've literally tuned it once, and played on it for a few minutes maybe 4 times. After buying it and upgrading, it didn't take long to conclude that I am not a tremolo/FR guy... So now that I've done my prep and research on the market for selling, it's obvious I'm not gonna get value for my basically mint guitar based on the upgrades and that's why I would like to keep my EMGs with me and hopefully reinstall my stock Jackson passive pickups before selling. After this huge fng story lol, can you guys tell me how difficult or easy that would be? And if I could maybe do it myself or must take to the shop? Thank you for your time and help very much guys 🤙

Mind you I'm literally a couch guitarist with kids and mortgage.. no real need for this many lol but I couldn't help myself.

After buying my first FG830, I was obsessed and immediately needed to get her a little brother the FG800 for my front room cruiser lol. Loving it. LOVE these guitars.

Well well well.. after buying my first Yamaha acoustic (FG830) few weeks ago, it triggered me into a psychosis of even deeper Yamaha love and excitement and i ended up buying his little brother (FG800) to have as my front room cruiser. These guys are so damn pretty, and sound freaking fantastic...For the budget guy with 10yr old twins and a mortgage like me, it doesn't matter cuz i got Yamaha!

just unboxed her and I'm in love. FG830 Tobacco Sunburst. I've wanted a Yamaha since I was 15 but never happened for whatever reasons.. I'm 45 and it happened. she's all I could afford now but I think she's beautiful. any pointers for strings and maintenance i appreciate 🙏