]]>
]]>
Nagoya is a major industrial port city in Aichee prefecture and one of Japan's long established guitar making centers. Major builders located in Nagoya include Kasuga and Suzuki.
Discussions around Nagoya have come up several times over the years on the Forum and you can find these threads by typing "nagoya" in the the Forum search function.
Here is a thread about another Nagoya labeled instrument you might find interesting:
Statistics: Posted by VintAxe — Wed Feb 01, 2012 3:00 pm
]]>
I sent the seller a few messages but he never replied so I gave up.
I bought this old (43 yrs old) japanese guitar a few hours ago.
Not in very good shape but sound and playability are really good.That guitar can easily compete with my Esteve 8 (price range $1000).
I paid $100.
The inside sticker has gone, the seller remembers just a few words mentioned on it :"made in japan, nagoya, gakki".
So I don't know if it is a nippon gakki, tokai gakki, or..."something else gakki".
Maybe the headstock will help to identify it.
Statistics: Posted by guitarfan — Wed Feb 01, 2012 10:02 am
]]>
Morris guitars of the 70's are not as well regarded as the acoustics they are building today. The price for this guitar would probably be around $200 USD in the States. In France $320 is probably reasonable. If you overpay, it probably won't be by much.
If you buy the guitar let us know how you like it.
Statistics: Posted by VintAxe — Sun Jan 29, 2012 8:25 pm
]]>
It's not too late to wish you all the best for 2012.
This guitar is for sale.
In very good shape, looks like a new guitar.
The seller has no info about it (woods used, laminated or not, value....etc..etc)
The actual price is around $320.(decent?)
Keep in mind that prices are higher here in europe.
May I get your opinion please? Anyone has infos? (I've read a lot about
Morris guitars but nothing about the few classical guitars they built)
Thanks a lot in advance.
Guy
Uploaded with
Uploaded with
Uploaded with
Statistics: Posted by guitarfan — Mon Jan 23, 2012 10:41 am
]]>