The Yamaha FPX-300 is a highly regarded, fingerstyle-focused electro-acoustic guitar that was manufactured  between 2001 and 2004. Known for its warm tone and premium tonewoods, it is a rare and sought-after model on the used market. In suburb condition, this is a lot of guitar for the price.
 
Key Specifications
Body Shape: Folk-style with a distinctive oval soundhole and abalone rosette
Top: Solid cedar for a warm, responsive acoustic projection
Back & Sides: Ovangkol
Neck: Nato neck with a rosewood or ebony fretboard (typically 14/20 frets)
Scale Length & Nut: 650 mm scale length with a wide 48.5 mm (1 \(\frac{15}{16}\)") nut width
Electronics: System 45 two-way piezo/mic system (Volume, Mic Volume, 3-band EQ, AMF slider, and Phase switch)