It includes, from top left clockwise of the pic below, a pitch pipe (you blow a pitch and tune the strings by hearing), blue plastic capo, a string changer turner thingy (to help you turn the string knobs when changing strings) and a new set of Yamaha strings with Yamaha picks included. There's also a guitar strap but i forgot to take a pic of it.
And also a guitar bag is included.
However, even as i tried putting on the guitar strap with the lady selling me the guitar back in Yamaha there, this white knob thing at the end of the guitar body for putting on guitar straps came off.
A closer look
And you can see that the side of the hole is actually cracked.
And the lady back then told me it's like that and actually moved away from the topic by telling me people whose guitar strap knobs cracked or broken would usually go there and change a new one. I really regretted not checking the same guitar on display whether its knob came off as easily as the one i bought. And it does really seem like the lady tried to sell me a broken guitar without fixing the problem. And even said there's no warranty even though the 1st time i been there to check the guitars another man said there is. But thank God that guy came out when payment was being made to ensure that there is. So tomorrow gonna go fix this prob and who knows..a showdown with that good lady, haha.
And i bought a new capo..the exact one like the one used in church. For rm20 after discount.


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