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Posted by laurahey on December 09, 2001 at 13:04:32:

In Reply to: Re: Pan guitar posted by joe on November 09, 2001 at 18:58:36:

I got this info when I inquired at the shop where I got my Pan (6 string acoustic):

Hi Laura,
Pan is the trade name of a Japanese guitar designed for import
to the USA
circa late 60's or so. Most likely it was made by one of the big
factories,
Yamaha or ibanez, I forget which. They are always copies of
something or
another, usually gibsons or martins.Vintage guitar magazine, who
has a web
page but I don't know the URL, could give you more details. They
are good
guitars, sometimes with very nice materials, that are a bargain
in good
shape. Sadly they are not exceedingly valuable, but a good one
can be a very
serviceable instrument indeed. Hope this helps.
cheers,
Bill Charman,
Univibe music

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: I got this info when I inquired at the shop where I got my Pan (6 string acoustic): : Hi Laura, : Pan is the trade name of a Japanese guitar designed for import : to the USA : circa late 60's or so. Most likely it was made by one of the big : factories, : Yamaha or ibanez, I forget which. They are always copies of : something or : another, usually gibsons or martins.Vintage guitar magazine, who : has a web : page but I don't know the URL, could give you more details. They : are good : guitars, sometimes with very nice materials, that are a bargain : in good : shape. Sadly they are not exceedingly valuable, but a good one : can be a very : serviceable instrument indeed. Hope this helps. : cheers, : Bill Charman, : Univibe music

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