The Yamaha Pacifica 611VFM is one of those guitars that consistently punches well above its price point. Combining boutique-inspired styling with premium hardware, genuine Seymour Duncan pickups and outstanding build quality, it's a guitar that's equally at home on stage, in the studio or as an everyday workhorse.
Finished in a stunning Tobacco Burst over a flamed maple veneer, the Seymour Duncan Custom 5 bridge humbucker delivers everything from classic rock crunch to modern high-gain tones, while the neck SP90-1 P90 offers warm cleans, articulate blues tones and plenty of character. A push/pull coil split adds even more versatility, making this one of the most flexible guitars in its class.
The Wilkinson VS50 tremolo, Grover locking tuners and Graph Tech TUSQ nut provide excellent tuning stability, while the slim maple neck and flat rosewood fingerboard make for an incredibly comfortable playing experience.
Complete with its Yamaha hard case and weighing just 8lb 2.5oz, this is a superb example of one of Yamaha's finest modern electric guitars. Yamaha designed the 611 series around premium appointments including Seymour Duncan pickups, Grover locking tuners, a Wilkinson VS50 vibrato and Graph Tech hardware.
Yamaha Pacifica 611VFM - Tobacco Burst
- Flamed maple veneer top on alder body
- Tobacco Burst gloss finish
- Bolt-on maple neck
- Rosewood fingerboard
- 25.5" scale length
- 22 medium frets
- Seymour Duncan SP90-1 neck pickup
- Seymour Duncan Custom 5 TB-14 bridge humbucker
- Push/pull coil split
- 3-way selector switch
- Wilkinson VS50 vibrato bridge
- Graph Tech TUSQ nut
- Grover locking tuners
- Master Volume
- Master Tone
- Weight: 8lb 2.5oz
- Yamaha hard case included
Overall this Yamaha Pacifica 611VFM is in excellent condition and has clearly been very well cared for. The flamed maple top presents beautifully with no significant marks to note, while the back, sides and neck are equally clean. The frets are in excellent condition with plenty of life remaining, and the hardware is bright throughout.
The only cosmetic point worth mentioning is some light surface swirling and pick wear to the tortoiseshell pickguard, entirely consistent with careful use and only really noticeable under close inspection or certain lighting. It remains an exceptionally well-presented example overall.