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I’m looking for any RED LABEL, but especially the FG-180 and FG-300. Also I would love to have any FG-1000j, FG-1200j, FG-1500, FG-2000. Email me at [email protected] with what you have and a price. A picture would be great if you have one.
I’ve recently pick up a beautiful 67 Fender Coronado VII in the Wildwood II colors… It really looks and plays like its brand new but I can’t find a case to fit it. the guitar is 43 inches long and 16 1/2 wide. I would love to track down an original case if possible, but would take anything at this point. Ideas???
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This popular thread has been given its own page : Martin f55 electric guitar
I have had my Martin F-55 since 1967. I am the second owner and would not sell it. It has such a nice sound. I had it appraised last year and was told it’s worth about $1250.
Marge
: I have a Martin F55 electric guitar I have owned since 1963. It has not been played very much and is in excellent condition. Does anyone know what the going price would be for this guitar. Please contact me at my e-mail address listed above if you have any information. Thanks!!
: Jim
howdy
I also have a f-55 since dec. of ’61. They go for about $1500 in excellent condition. about 550 made, same for the f-50 & f-60 has DeArmond 200 single coils great pickups love mine had it since i was 13. That price is retail a much under rated guitar, great for jazz, blues,rock can sound like a gibson jazz or tele bite.
take care
Howdyblues Denke
I have a Martin F55 electric guitar I have owned since 1963. It has not been played very much and is in excellent condition. Does anyone know what the going price would be for this guitar. Please contact me at my e-mail address listed above if you have any information. Thanks!!
Jim
I was given a Dauphin model DS10 (1999 mfg. date). It is in like new condition. Any idea what it is worth?
Coincidentally, I was given a Spain-made Dauphin model DS10 from 1998 and I’ve been trying to find out what it’s worth as well.
I have bought a guitar on at a yard sale I have no clue what it is or how to tell. Can someone help me or if I give you very good description can you tell me what I have. I am just a girl that is confused here.
Yamaha FG412/12 string steel strung in abs Imac cond,I’m 56 and take care of my toys
Comes complete with Hiscox Liteflite Case (hence no marks )
Tamworth Staffordshire, can arange posting or freight carrier
320 pounds stirling
This popular thread has been given its own page : TAKAMINE F390S
: I bought an F390S in the late 1970s (I think) for about $350. My brother owns it now and refuses to sell it back to me. You are correct about it being a copy of a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar, but I don’t know the model number. The Takamine has a beautiful, deep tone. The workmanship is beautiful as well. There were so few F390s’s sold and I never see them traded on eBay or elsewhere. I have no idea of a value estimate. Maximum value would be had from someone who actually heard and appreciated the guitar’s remarkable tone. I doubt it is a collector’s item. Good luck. Let me know if you want to sell it!
: DOES ANYONE OUT KNOW THE VALUE OF A TAKAMINE F390S? I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT I BOUGHT 20+ YEARS AGO, BUT HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT’S WORTH TODAY. THIS IS A GREAT SOUNDING GUITAR AND JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THEM. THE TAKAMINE WEB SIGHT JUST HAS THEM LISTED IN THEIR ARCHIVES. I BELIEVE THIS WAS A GUILD GUITAR COPY.
the guild it was modeled after was an “F50R” the r standing for rosewood. I used to have af50r . When it was stolen I replaced it with the takamine, which I found to be equally as good, and< if my memory serves me correctly, 1/3 the price($400v $1200). I still have my takamine and love it. Having a fret job done on it as we speak for $250. I still think it's worth it. rick
: : I bought an F390S in the late 1970s (I think) for about $350. My brother owns it now and refuses to sell it back to me. You are correct about it being a copy of a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar, but I don’t know the model number. The Takamine has a beautiful, deep tone. The workmanship is beautiful as well. There were so few F390s’s sold and I never see them traded on eBay or elsewhere. I have no idea of a value estimate. Maximum value would be had from someone who actually heard and appreciated the guitar’s remarkable tone. I doubt it is a collector’s item. Good luck. Let me know if you want to sell it!
: : DOES ANYONE OUT KNOW THE VALUE OF A TAKAMINE F390S? I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT I BOUGHT 20+ YEARS AGO, BUT HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT’S WORTH TODAY. THIS IS A GREAT SOUNDING GUITAR AND JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THEM. THE TAKAMINE WEB SIGHT JUST HAS THEM LISTED IN THEIR ARCHIVES. I BELIEVE THIS WAS A GUILD GUITAR COPY.
I just bought an F390 on e-bay. I thought I stole it for $560. What an absolutely unbelievable sounding guitar for that price. I’d been looking for one for almost a year and this was only the 2nd one I found offered.
I bought an upgraded 1972 version of F-390S with the large mother of pearl inlays on the fingerboard and the gold tuning machine/pegs and extra ivory for $250. I bought it out of a collection of about 350 guitars that a friend had purchased to get to a couple of 1934 Gibson Accoustics. I had Ron Pace of Pace Guitar in Houston re-fret and straighten the neck and install a top of the line internal pick-up. In all I spent an extra $650 more on this guitar. I love it. I play it every day and the sound isn’t just good; it is spectacular! I am also a pianist and violinist. I choose my instruments based on the sound and the playability. I have been offered over $2,500 for this guitar from a couple of pros but I won’t sell it. The sound is so incredible and Ron Pace did such a good job for me that I will probably pass it to my kids someday when I’m gone instead of selling it. It isn’t the dollars; it is the sound that counts. So, count yourself lucky if you have one. The sound is probably great now and it will only get better with age.
: : : I bought an F390S in the late 1970s (I think) for about $350. My brother owns it now and refuses to sell it back to me. You are correct about it being a copy of a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar, but I don’t know the model number. The Takamine has a beautiful, deep tone. The workmanship is beautiful as well. There were so few F390s’s sold and I never see them traded on eBay or elsewhere. I have no idea of a value estimate. Maximum value would be had from someone who actually heard and appreciated the guitar’s remarkable tone. I doubt it is a collector’s item. Good luck. Let me know if you want to sell it!
: : : DOES ANYONE OUT KNOW THE VALUE OF A TAKAMINE F390S? I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT I BOUGHT 20+ YEARS AGO, BUT HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT’S WORTH TODAY. THIS IS A GREAT SOUNDING GUITAR AND JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THEM. THE TAKAMINE WEB SIGHT JUST HAS THEM LISTED IN THEIR ARCHIVES. I BELIEVE THIS WAS A GUILD GUITAR COPY.
: I just bought an F390 on e-bay. I thought I stole it for $560. What an absolutely unbelievable sounding guitar for that price. I’d been looking for one for almost a year and this was only the 2nd one I found offered.
I play my EN10C and thought that was a nice sounding guitar so when I saw an add in my local paper for a Takamine I thought I would go and have a look. The guy pulls out this old style brown case and handed me this retro monster. The strings were old and light but the sound quality was evident. I paid the asking price of $800( Australian) and went straight home and put some medium elixirs on. The poor old EN10C only comes out for gigs now because in the lounge it can’t match the fullness of the F390S. Its date 12 April 1977 and hasnt been played much as the previous owner was a bass player. Its heavy but looks great and sounds awesome for the country stuff I do
: I bought an upgraded 1972 version of F-390S with the large mother of pearl inlays on the fingerboard and the gold tuning machine/pegs and extra ivory for $250. I bought it out of a collection of about 350 guitars that a friend had purchased to get to a couple of 1934 Gibson Accoustics. I had Ron Pace of Pace Guitar in Houston re-fret and straighten the neck and install a top of the line internal pick-up. In all I spent an extra $650 more on this guitar. I love it. I play it every day and the sound isn’t just good; it is spectacular! I am also a pianist and violinist. I choose my instruments based on the sound and the playability. I have been offered over $2,500 for this guitar from a couple of pros but I won’t sell it. The sound is so incredible and Ron Pace did such a good job for me that I will probably pass it to my kids someday when I’m gone instead of selling it. It isn’t the dollars; it is the sound that counts. So, count yourself lucky if you have one. The sound is probably great now and it will only get better with age.
: : : : I bought an F390S in the late 1970s (I think) for about $350. My brother owns it now and refuses to sell it back to me. You are correct about it being a copy of a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar, but I don’t know the model number. The Takamine has a beautiful, deep tone. The workmanship is beautiful as well. There were so few F390s’s sold and I never see them traded on eBay or elsewhere. I have no idea of a value estimate. Maximum value would be had from someone who actually heard and appreciated the guitar’s remarkable tone. I doubt it is a collector’s item. Good luck. Let me know if you want to sell it!
: : : : DOES ANYONE OUT KNOW THE VALUE OF A TAKAMINE F390S? I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT I BOUGHT 20+ YEARS AGO, BUT HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT’S WORTH TODAY. THIS IS A GREAT SOUNDING GUITAR AND JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THEM. THE TAKAMINE WEB SIGHT JUST HAS THEM LISTED IN THEIR ARCHIVES. I BELIEVE THIS WAS A GUILD GUITAR COPY.
: : I just bought an F390 on e-bay. I thought I stole it for $560. What an absolutely unbelievable sounding guitar for that price. I’d been looking for one for almost a year and this was only the 2nd one I found offered.
I have a Takamine F390S with Mother of Pearl inlays on the fretboard. In excellent condition, except for a couple of tiny small scratches. Make me an offer I can’t refuse. Photos available on request.
I’m interested if you’ve still got it, but I need to see pics & hear a sound clip
: I bought a 1978 version of F-390S with the large mother of pearl inlays on the fingerboard and the gold tuning machine/pegs and extra ivory for $250. I bought it out of a collection of about 350 guitars that a friend had purchased to get to a couple of 1934 Gibson Accoustics. I had Ron Pace of Pace Guitar in Houston re-fret and straighten the neck and install a top of the line internal pick-up. In all I spent an extra $650 more on this guitar. I love it. I play it every day and the sound isn’t just good; it is spectacular! I am also a pianist and violinist. I choose my instruments based on the sound and the playability. I have been offered over $2,500 for this guitar from a couple of pros but I won’t sell it. The sound is so incredible and Ron Pace did such a good job for me that I will probably pass it to my kids someday when I’m gone instead of selling it. It isn’t the dollars; it is the sound that counts. So, count yourself lucky if you have one. The sound is probably great now and it will only get better with age.
: : : : I bought an F390S in the late 1970s (I think) for about $350. My brother owns it now and refuses to sell it back to me. You are correct about it being a copy of a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar, but I don’t know the model number. The Takamine has a beautiful, deep tone. The workmanship is beautiful as well. There were so few F390s’s sold and I never see them traded on eBay or elsewhere. I have no idea of a value estimate. Maximum value would be had from someone who actually heard and appreciated the guitar’s remarkable tone. I doubt it is a collector’s item. Good luck. Let me know if you want to sell it!
: : : : DOES ANYONE OUT KNOW THE VALUE OF A TAKAMINE F390S? I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT I BOUGHT 20+ YEARS AGO, BUT HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT’S WORTH TODAY. THIS IS A GREAT SOUNDING GUITAR AND JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THEM. THE TAKAMINE WEB SIGHT JUST HAS THEM LISTED IN THEIR ARCHIVES. I BELIEVE THIS WAS A GUILD GUITAR COPY.
: : I just bought an F390 on e-bay. I thought I stole it for $560. What an absolutely unbelievable sounding guitar for that price. I’d been looking for one for almost a year and this was only the 2nd one I found offered.
: I have one and I am interested in selling it. Sweet sounding guitar,I have Eric Clapton strings on it. Send me an email if interested. thanx b mac my email [email protected]
: : I bought a 1978 version of F-390S with the large mother of pearl inlays on the fingerboard and the gold tuning machine/pegs and extra ivory for $250. I bought it out of a collection of about 350 guitars that a friend had purchased to get to a couple of 1934 Gibson Accoustics. I had Ron Pace of Pace Guitar in Houston re-fret and straighten the neck and install a top of the line internal pick-up. In all I spent an extra $650 more on this guitar. I love it. I play it every day and the sound isn’t just good; it is spectacular! I am also a pianist and violinist. I choose my instruments based on the sound and the playability. I have been offered over $2,500 for this guitar from a couple of pros but I won’t sell it. The sound is so incredible and Ron Pace did such a good job for me that I will probably pass it to my kids someday when I’m gone instead of selling it. It isn’t the dollars; it is the sound that counts. So, count yourself lucky if you have one. The sound is probably great now and it will only get better with age.
: : : : : I bought an F390S in the late 1970s (I think) for about $350. My brother owns it now and refuses to sell it back to me. You are correct about it being a copy of a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar, but I don’t know the model number. The Takamine has a beautiful, deep tone. The workmanship is beautiful as well. There were so few F390s’s sold and I never see them traded on eBay or elsewhere. I have no idea of a value estimate. Maximum value would be had from someone who actually heard and appreciated the guitar’s remarkable tone. I doubt it is a collector’s item. Good luck. Let me know if you want to sell it!
: : : : : DOES ANYONE OUT KNOW THE VALUE OF A TAKAMINE F390S? I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT I BOUGHT 20+ YEARS AGO, BUT HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT’S WORTH TODAY. THIS IS A GREAT SOUNDING GUITAR AND JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THEM. THE TAKAMINE WEB SIGHT JUST HAS THEM LISTED IN THEIR ARCHIVES. I BELIEVE THIS WAS A GUILD GUITAR COPY.
: : : I just bought an F390 on e-bay. I thought I stole it for $560. What an absolutely unbelievable sounding guitar for that price. I’d been looking for one for almost a year and this was only the 2nd one I found offered.
: I have one and I am interested in selling it. Sweet sounding guitar,I have Eric Clapton strings on it. Send me an email if interested. thanx b mac
: : I bought a 1978 version of F-390S with the large mother of pearl inlays on the fingerboard and the gold tuning machine/pegs and extra ivory for $250. I bought it out of a collection of about 350 guitars that a friend had purchased to get to a couple of 1934 Gibson Accoustics. I had Ron Pace of Pace Guitar in Houston re-fret and straighten the neck and install a top of the line internal pick-up. In all I spent an extra $650 more on this guitar. I love it. I play it every day and the sound isn’t just good; it is spectacular! I am also a pianist and violinist. I choose my instruments based on the sound and the playability. I have been offered over $2,500 for this guitar from a couple of pros but I won’t sell it. The sound is so incredible and Ron Pace did such a good job for me that I will probably pass it to my kids someday when I’m gone instead of selling it. It isn’t the dollars; it is the sound that counts. So, count yourself lucky if you have one. The sound is probably great now and it will only get better with age.
: : : : : I bought an F390S in the late 1970s (I think) for about $350. My brother owns it now and refuses to sell it back to me. You are correct about it being a copy of a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar, but I don’t know the model number. The Takamine has a beautiful, deep tone. The workmanship is beautiful as well. There were so few F390s’s sold and I never see them traded on eBay or elsewhere. I have no idea of a value estimate. Maximum value would be had from someone who actually heard and appreciated the guitar’s remarkable tone. I doubt it is a collector’s item. Good luck. Let me know if you want to sell it!
: : : : : DOES ANYONE OUT KNOW THE VALUE OF A TAKAMINE F390S? I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT I BOUGHT 20+ YEARS AGO, BUT HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT’S WORTH TODAY. THIS IS A GREAT SOUNDING GUITAR AND JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THEM. THE TAKAMINE WEB SIGHT JUST HAS THEM LISTED IN THEIR ARCHIVES. I BELIEVE THIS WAS A GUILD GUITAR COPY.
: : : I just bought an F390 on e-bay. I thought I stole it for $560. What an absolutely unbelievable sounding guitar for that price. I’d been looking for one for almost a year and this was only the 2nd one I found offered.
DOES ANYONE OUT KNOW THE VALUE OF A TAKAMINE F390S? I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT I BOUGHT 20+ YEARS AGO, BUT HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT’S WORTH TODAY. THIS IS A GREAT SOUNDING GUITAR AND JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THEM. THE TAKAMINE WEB SIGHT JUST HAS THEM LISTED IN THEIR ARCHIVES. I BELIEVE THIS WAS A GUILD GUITAR COPY.
I have a 1972 F390s email me if someone interested.W8
Yes, it’s an amazing guitar, I guess one of the greats ever built. Brilliant and rich tone, beautiful craftsmanship–a work of art. Just hit the strings and listen to the art.
Hi, I’ve got an F390S that I want to sell to make room in my house for some other guitars. It’s got a few scratches and dings as you’d expect on a 1970’s guitar, but sounds and plays beautifully. If you’re interested please send me a message. Thanks
Saw a reply you posted on guitarsite. I might be interested in your F390s, how much are you looking to get for it?
I have a 1971 f390s in perfect original condition with a gretsch hard case for sale. contact me for more info.
I might be interested in your F390s, how much are you looking to get for it?
wow! im a little slow getting back to you! 5 yrs!
i still have the guitar, never did run an ad for it.
my email: [email protected]
Trying to find out value of Ventura guitar model V6. Lynn
Looking for more information before I buy one of these.
Any pics. or tips.
Thank you in advance.
This popular thread has been given its own page : Takamine F-365 MS
: I have a friend who owns this guitar and I was wondering how much it may be worth. It’s pretty old school but it is in decent shape. It has a pretty big sound and the tone is great coming from the jumbo body. If you know wnything about it let me know.
: i own one of these guitars.from all the research i’ve done, it is a 1976 lawsuit guitar. a copy of a guild headstock. the suffix m=maple
the s=solid. the value should be around 400.oo to 600.oo dollars. there is one advertised on
http://www.rockhaus.com for 699.oo.
hope this helps.
dan
I have a friend who owns this guitar and I was wondering how much it may be worth. It’s pretty old school but it is in decent shape. It has a pretty big sound and the tone is great coming from the jumbo body. If you know wnything about it let me know.
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I have a Dauphin Model 40 that was bought for me in the mid-80s. There’s a few minor scuffs: a ~1cm scratch on the body (where a string popped loose), also a scuff on the side of the neck. I can provide close-up pics of the flaws. Overall, though, this guitar is beautiful and sounds unbelievable.
Call (330-858-3423) or email at [email protected] if interested.
kevin did you ever sell your dauphin model 40–and for what price–i own a 1987 model 40 in mint condition and want to sell it—thanks– steve
Does anybody know witch guitar is this, when its made etc..
http://groups.msn.com/Hauki/shoebox.msnw?Page=Last
Thanks.
I have an old Harlin Bros.Electric steel guitar the legs are made on to it and the legs fold out. It was made in Ind. Indiana, It is in a case. I want to know the year and the value of it is. It belongs to my mother, and someone gave it to her. many years ago. If anyone has any info on it please let me know. thank you.
: I have an old Harlin Bros.Electric steel guitar the legs are made on to it and the legs fold out. It was made in Ind. Indiana, It is in a case. I want to know the year and the value of it is. It belongs to my mother, and someone gave it to her. many years ago. If anyone has any info on it please let me know. thank you.
: : I have an old Harlin Bros.Electric steel guitar the legs are made on to it and the legs fold out. It was made in Ind. Indiana, It is in a case. I want to know the year and the value of it is. It belongs to my mother, and someone gave it to her. many years ago. If anyone has any info on it please let me know. thank you.
I am not an expert. But I will say that my parents acquired a Multi-Kord back in the 60’s, and my mom, who I never knew as a musical person, could play it quite well. I was amazed to watch her fluidly move her fingers (one hand holding the "tone bar", and the other with finger and thumb picks, plucking the strings)over the keyboard. Apparently they had owned one before my time, so when they acquired this one, they both seemed excited. I do remember that. It had six strings, and four pedals. If I remember correctly it had two fold-out legs, and two on the other end that threaded on. The legs were brass colored, and the unit itself was woodgrain. These were mostly made between around 1948 and 1962 (not completely sure about the years, but fairly close). As far as value, I believe that the value is whatever the market will bear. I would expect to be able to buy one (vintage) that needs no repair for around $400 or so, but I found one on line that was for sale at http://halifax.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-musical-instruments-Harlin-Bros-MultiKord-1950s-Pedal-Steel-1550-W0QQAdIdZ24910921, and this one was $1550. Copy and paste that link into your browser and you may be able to find the answer to your question. I have no idea whether the one there is like yours, but it closely resembles the one my parents had–except for the finish on the stringboard itself. You may also google "multi-kord" and find more info. I personally wish I knew what became of my parents’ multi-kord. They both passed away over 20 years ago, and I am now older (57) and don’t have a clue what became of it.
Stan from Elderly Instruments is great. Send some pics with any details and questions you have. He’s very knowledgable. Good luck, Ron
Stan Werbin
Elderly Instruments
1100 N. Washington
Lansing, MI 48906
phone 888-473-5810 or 517-372-7880
fax 517-372-5155
email at [email protected]
This popular thread has been given its own page : Terada guitars
I have a terada fw 912, and I was wondering what the retail value of the guitar is. Thank you.
: I have a terada fw 912, and I was wondering what the retail value of the guitar is. Thank you.
i have a terada 12 string fw 912 like to know what year it is. thanks.
My friend has a Terada model FL903 B … she says she thinks its worth quite a bit of money as they were sued by Gison for stealing an emblem… Could you give me any info on this… Maybe a proper price it could be sold for? Thank You Beckie
: My friend has a Terada model FL903 B … she says she thinks its worth quite a bit of money as they were sued by Gibson for stealing an emblem… Could you give me any info on this… Maybe a proper price it could be sold for? Thank You Beckie
I have a beautiful Terada guitar as well that I bought new in Holland in 1976. Terada is a Japanese guitar manufacturer that made very nice copies of really good guitars, using very nice woods. My guitar is a blend of a copy of a Martin D-35 and a D-45. It has a solid Brazilian rosewood and curly maple triback and solid rosewood sides, solid spuce top and all the pearl bindings like a Martin D-45. Unlike a Martin of the 70s, it has a truss rod so the neck can be put back into playable shape when it moves. The Martin D-45 sells for about 7 grand today new, so you get the idea. I heard (rumor) Terada got sued in the lawsuit guitar era, like Greco, and stopped most of their production. They also made some great Gibson copies. They don’t sell for much on Ebay, so my advice is hang onto it and enjoy. You may have a little known gem on your hands.
: I have a very nice Terada/Jagard JD-30M guitar and would like any info on this or other Terada guitars. This guitar looks like a D-28 and really puts out a lot of good sound.
I have a very nice Terada/Jagard JD-30M guitar and would like any info on this or other Terada guitars. This guitar looks like a D-28 and really puts out a lot of good sound.
Anyone know the price of a terada model fw 614
I own a Terada FW-620. It’s an extraordinary guitar! I casually bought it used in a little shop in Rome for 80 dollars (somebody had tried to repair a piece of broken pearl with Attack!!!) I just cleaned up very easily and still it sounds as a D 45 after more than
thirty years! Terada Is truly a little gem…
I have a 1974 Telecaster Custom CBS era "F" series, original sunburst, original condition. What is its $$ value?
I have a 1974 Telecaster Custom CBS era "F" series, original sunburst, original condition. What is its $$ value?
Where can I find out what my axe is worth
a 1974 tele custom could be worth anythin up to £650
Where can I find out how much my axe is worth? It is a CBS era "F" series sunburst.
Aint got a clue=S email me a pic of it and il try value it
: : : I am looking for just the owners manuel for this guitar.. I have on with case for my grandson and would like a manuel or book for it.. What is the guitar worth…
: : : : Thank you
Bonnie Ruehter
Hi,
I just bought this guitar and know absolutely nothing about it except that I need a 9V plug in for it or 6 C batteries, which ever comes first I guess. I’ll know soon if it even lights up. Any luck on finding a manual or someone to share theirs?
Peace,
Barbara
: : : : I am looking for just the owners manuel for this guitar.. I have on with case for my grandson and would like a manuel or book for it.. What is the guitar worth…
: : : : : Thank you
: Bonnie Ruehter
The manual may be hard to find, unless you can maybe find somebody willing to copy theirs. I’ve owned one in the past and they are not hard to operate. They are hard to find, in working shape. The membrane fingerboard tends to deteriorate in time. I’ve read everything from ozone to skin oil causing the "melting" of the fingerboard. The main advise I read was to keep corn starch on it to neutralize acids from hands.
I’ve almost had one from e-bay. It ended up going for 151.01, a penny over my bid.
Your grandson will get a charge with the autochord feature.
I have a F-379 and was wondering what year is was and how much it is worth.
: I have a F-379 and was wondering what year is was and how much it is worth.
I just missed one on e-bay for 369.00 with case. I am still looking for one to replace a takamine I have.
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I have a Dauphin Model 30 classical guitar that I am considering selling on Ebay. My parents purchased it for me when I was a kid. I believe during the late 80s. It was made in Japan. Any Dauphin collectors or anyone interested in buying it? If so, please contact me at my email address. I am thinking that I will put it on Ebay within a week or two.
Thanks,
Chris
Yes. I’m interested.
I have a Dauphin Model 30 classical guitar that I am considering selling on Ebay. My parents purchased it for me when I was a kid. I believe during the late 80s. It was made in Japan. Any Dauphin collectors or anyone interested in buying it? If so, please contact me at my email address. I am thinking that I will put it on Ebay within a week or two.
: Thanks,
: Chris
: Yes. I’m interested too, if you still have it.
:
: I have a Dauphin Model 30 classical guitar that I am considering selling on Ebay. My parents purchased it for me when I was a kid. I believe during the late 80s. It was made in Japan. Any Dauphin collectors or anyone interested in buying it? If so, please contact me at my email address. I am thinking that I will put it on Ebay within a week or two.
: : Thanks,
: : Chris
DOES ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT A ROYCE GUITAR??
I recently got a bunch of guitars from a deceased friend. I’m keeping most but got two classicals. I collect/play electrics and a few acoustics.
The classicals are:
Godin nylon electric (mult nyl) and a Dauphin model 30.
I have an idea about the price on both and would be interested in offers.
are you still selling your Dauphin
I have a Dauphin model 30 that I will sell. I bought it in 1980. If you’re interested make an offer.
Stephen
A few years ago I bought a semi-accoustic Supertone made in Italy by Bartolini. I have never seen another guitar by this company and would love to learn more about it . The guitar is in rough shape but plays well. If anyone out there knows about these guitars let me know.
Rob
I have a terada full size guitar with the serial number of 1000, which I think means first ever made. It was rosewood sides, with a medium dark wood in the front and back. If anyone had any idea on what it was worth or who I could talk to, to find out, it would be greatly appreciated.
I am looking for a Fender Duo Sonic beginners guitar. Preferably made in the 50’s. Please state your price.
I have a Dauphine classical guitar (model 25,made in Japan) that I would like to sell for $399. It has solid spruce top and rosewood back. It’s in great condition with only some minor scratches. The tone is great and the finger board is straight and comfortable.Anyone interested please email me.
I have a ’67 Fender Coronado II hollow body electric that I got autographed by Ted Nugent last year. Any clue as to what this baby might be worth? Not looking to sell; just want to know aht it is worth. It is the best sounding guitar I own! Thanks.
I have a 6 string fender champion lap steel with original broadcaster PU, tele knobs, electronics. The finish is mots yellow. These guitars have a great sound. Asking $500 + ship. Email me.
Do you still have this Champion lap steel, and if so does it have a case?
: I have a 6 string fender champion lap steel with original broadcaster PU, tele knobs, electronics. The finish is mots yellow. These guitars have a great sound. Asking $500 + ship. Email me.
have a kay eletric guitar 40-45 years old, offered $800 for it. Whats it worth??
I have a 12-string terada in mint condition, think its from the mid 70`s, but not certain.
Any way in need for fund, for bying a new bass guitar I`m considering selling it. if the price is right.
I got this guitar for my birthday back in the late 70’s. Any one have any idea as to it’s value? It’s not quite in mint condition but close.
Anyone have any info on finding the value of a late ’60’s Japanese classical guitar. It is manufactured under the name PAN which was one of many under Aria. It is very well made and sounds great. Good quality instrument.
if anybody has any info about this guitar and a fair market price it would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
les
: Anyone have any info on finding the value of a late ’60’s Japanese classical guitar. It is manufactured under the name PAN which was one of many under Aria. It is very well made and sounds great. Good quality instrument.
I’m looking for one also and have been ever since I sold mine. Any luck? Mine was a 70’s model.
: : Anyone have any info on finding the value of a late ’60’s Japanese classical guitar. It is manufactured under the name PAN which was one of many under Aria. It is very well made and sounds great. Good quality instrument.
: I’m looking for one also and have been ever since I sold mine. Any luck? Mine was a 70’s model.
I have a beautiful Pan classical guitar (model H-375) that I would sell if you are interested. write to me at msosnow at hotmaildotcom
This popular thread has been given its own page : Takamine EF-375S
: I bought this guitar about 26 years ago and I can’t find out any info on this guitar. It sounds great but is it worth anything?
Hello,
I also have a EF-375S and yes! If there in good condition, They are worth the value of a Martin D28 or more pending on the ear and desire of the buyer. The ones with the split triangular rosewood backs with the diamond head stock are one of the rarest Takamines there is. The one I have is #100 of the line once owned by the famous blue grass singer Ralph Stanley and then was owned by a Indianapolis man that had a late night tv show on the weekends that showed Horror movies and he went by the TV name of Sammy Terry. My late uncle was a big gun dealer in Indianapolis and also a big Martin collector. When he died, My Aunt had us come over to sort and organize things and we went into on big room that we finally counted 572 Matin guitars and the Takamine that I presently own. My aunt was kind enough to let me have this beautiful Takamine EF-375S with all of its documentations of owners and history. These are Great guitars and would rate it against a Martin anyday. And to the Martin owners…..No offence, You have great guitars.
To answer your question Steve… I wouldnt sell mine for even 5000.00.
Thanks.
: I bought this guitar about 26 years ago and I can’t find out any info on this guitar. It sounds great but is it worth anything?
Oops, sorry about that. If you actually get this message then yes I think it is worth alot. I have one that my dad got back in the 70’s. I thought I was almost the only person in the world who had one. He said he paid a lot for it back then. And it’s been discontinued for a while. So it’s probably worth a lot.
: I have a 79 model TK F375S. tri-split-back Proficient players are amazed at sound and ease of play. Local guitar shop indicates worth about 2500.00 (of course they won’t give me that)
I bought this guitar about 26 years ago and I can’t find out any info on this guitar. It sounds great but is it worth anything?
I have one of these – I’m trying to date it, can anyone help? SN: 79082068 which I think is the 2068th unit in August 1979? Unfortunately, it has no electrics and I was wondering if it’s a rarity?
I’ve had a 1977 Takamine F-375S (non electronic so no E) since 1983ish, which has an aftermarket Martin thinline pickup installed.
My research on the web indicates that this guitar can sell anywhere from 600 to 1400 USD$ today depending who is selling. Those selling it for the lower end often don’t seem to know much about the guitar. Those selling it at the top end are well versed in vintage instruments.
How much would mine sell for? I don’t know because it’s the only guitar that I would have a very hard time even thinking to part with as we’ve played together for nearly years now.
I’ve had a 1977 Takamine F-375S (non electronic so no E) since 1983ish, which has an aftermarket Martin thinline pickup installed.
My research on the web indicates that this guitar can sell anywhere from 600 to 1400 USD$ today depending who is selling. Those selling it for the lower end often don’t seem to know much about the guitar. Those selling it at the top end are well versed in vintage instruments.
How much would mine sell for? I don’t know because it’s the only guitar that I would have a very hard time even thinking to part with as we’ve played together for nearly years now.
Bought this guitar in early 80’s paid $675. Does anyone know what it’s value is? May be interested in selling.
I had a friend give me a G2400 Takamine guitar. All it cost me was $13.03 for shipping & insurance. It is fully acoustic with no built in pick-up. the only number I can find on it is: 90511089. How can I tell how old the guitar is? And how much it might be worth? It is in almost mint condition & the sound & intonation is perfect, top to bottom. Just wondering what kind of treasure I may have in my hands. I love the sounds. I will be picking up some ultra-light MartinSPs for it next month, along with a couple sets of extra light Silk & Steel. Sorry to bother everyone. I’ve just never had a guitar worth more than $100.00. Wonder if I can learn to play better, on a better guitar?? Later…..
Thanatos
(Greek God of Death)
The guitar aint worht much but way over $150, and the guitar only matters if ur umcomfortable with the guitar ur playin in which case a new guitar can help alot
I have an old second hand yamaha guitar, and I have no idea what type or number it is. It is a solidbody (strat-like) guitar with only 1 singlecoil and no humbucker. Does anyone know this guitar?
I have a duosonic in desert sand that is all original with original case all in mint condition. The neck is birdseye maple which i have not ever seen on a duo before. Does anybody know the value of one of these?
This popular thread has been given its own page : Dauphin 25D
: Interested is selling Dauphin 25D. Don’t know year of manufacture…I bought it new 12 years ago from a college music teacher who ordered it for student who left class before it arrived. Paid $450. back then. Sounds great. Has one or two small dings on it.
Hey, I am interested in your guitar, please send me pictures and maybe a recording on it playing if you can, play a scale and a song or two on it. ALSO, if you hve ant publications on Dauphin guitars, such as a catalog, or a prices guide, I would like to try to get them too, because I love Dauphin guitars and I am trying to get a small collection of them together. Thank you.
: Hey, I am interested in your guitar, please send me pictures and maybe a recording on it playing if you can, play a scale and a song or two on it. ALSO, if you hve ant publications on Dauphin guitars, such as a catalog, or a prices guide, I would like to try to get them too, because I love Dauphin guitars and I am trying to get a small collection of them together. Thank you.
We have a Dauphin ‘Cadet’ on consignment at our store. It is a high quality 1/2 size instrument designed for the younger student. It’s in very nice condition. Please e-mail for details. Paul
Interested is selling Dauphin 25D. Don’t know year of manufacture…I bought it new 12 years ago from a college music teacher who ordered it for student who left class before it arrived. Paid $450. back then. Sounds great. Has one or two small dings on it.
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Hi, I have a EF508C in very good condition. Some minor scratches and one dent at the bottom of the cutaway. Plays EXTREMELY well. Great action and beautiful sound. Selling due to illness. Hate to let it go. $750 includes soft case.
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THIS MODEL
This popular thread has been given its own page : DAUPHIN GUITARS
I have a Dauphin Model 30 guitar that was purchased in the early 80’s. It is in a hardshell case and it is in great condition -no scratches and plays beautifully. I took it to a guitar store today and they could not find any info on it to quote me a price. Does anyone have any info on what this guitar would sell for? I used it when I was studying guitar, and have not played it in years. I would like to sell it and can send pictures.
I have a late 70’s vintage Dauphin Model 20 I would rather NOT sell, but need to, to pay bills. I bought it new from my classical teacher in 1977, I believe, and have played it off and on over the years, but it is close to mint, and I kept the humisorb and humidity gauge in the (plush hardshell) case, which go with it. Also a classical style capo. The sound is wonderful, and the two-piece match back is a work of art of itself. I need $450 + ship. for it. It is an ideal guitar for a student who wants something a notch above the standard ranch fare classicals, like Yamaha. If interested, call me at 479-253-7185.
Dan or email [email protected]
:Yes Kevin, I’m still interested, but you moved!
I have a Dauphin Model 40 that was purchased in the mid-80s. It has a few little scuffs, but overall in great condition. I’m thinking of selling it on eBay, any idea what it’s worth? There’s virtually no info on these guitars on the net. Thanks.
: I have a Dauphin model 20 and I’m interesting in selling it.
: : I have a Dauphin model 20 and I’m interesting in selling it.
I might be interested. What condition is it in? With or without case? How much? I have a Dauphin 40 and want a second guitar.
Judy Myers
: : : I have a Dauphin model 20 and I’m interesting in selling it.
: I might be interested. What condition is it in? With or without case? How much?
I have a Dauphin 40 and want a secon
My guitar is in mint condition. I don’t know anything about the age. I would guess a early 70’s. It was made in Japan and has a beautiful rosewood back. I think that is the wood. It is like new in a plush lined hardshell case. I can send pics if needed. I don’t have any info on value. I would like to get $550.00 for it. It truely is a work of art with a beautiful sound. Bobby Snow 662-629-0150
: Judy Myers
I have a Dauphin classical giutar I think my uncle bought 15 years ago before he died. It was only played a couple of times and has been in a case for the last 15 years. I came across it cleaning out my attic for a garage sell. I have know idea what it’s worth know. If any one is interested I can send photo,s and model #. Just e-mail me I do not play guitar so I have no use for it. Thanks
: I have a Dauphin classical giutar I think my uncle bought 15 years ago before he died. It was only played a couple of times and has been in a case for the last 15 years. I came across it cleaning out my attic for a garage sell. I have know idea what it’s worth know. If any one is interested I can send photo,s and model #. Just e-mail me I do not play guitar so I have no use for it. Thanks
hello
if you still have the dauphi guitar i would like to know what the model is and where it was made…
i know a little bit about dauphin guitars..
: hello
: if you still have the dauphi guitar i would like to know what the model is and where it was made…
: i know a little bit about dauphin guitars..
Any idea what a Dauphin Mod. DS20 made in Spain dated 1997 might be worth?
I have a Dauphin DS50 made in 1991. It has a lovely warm sound. It’s a cedar top, full-sized (650 mm) and I installed a battery-operated (9-volt) pickup which works really well. It has just a couple of dings in the finish. I hate to part with it, but I have a little arthritis and want to get a smaller model. Anyone interested?
hello
i am interested in your dauphin ds 50 guitar!!!
if you still have it please let me know….
Hey MaryAnne I’m seriously interested. Email me at [email protected]
Hey MaryAnne I’m seriously interested. Email me at [email protected]
I have a Dauphin DS-10 from 1997 made in Spain, it was gift to me when I was in high school. It’s in good condition, except the pervious owner scratched it up really good with a guitar pick. The person couldn’t tell there wasnt pick guards on classical guitars, obviously. So, I move into my own apartment and I was quoting cost on all my guitars, for insurance purposes and I found out quickly, THERE IS NO DAUPHIN GUITAR GUIDES OR DEALERS ON THE INTERNET (That I can find) The guitar is so awesome, and I WANT to own more Dauphins, because of its crisp and clear sound. Where can I get a Price Guide for Dauphins or even a catalog of instruments? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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I bought this model used in 2005, but I believe it to be made in the 80’s. There is a “serial” number cut into the neck block: 790906 and the weathered label reads Model DF60. I can’t find any info on this guitar anywhere. Since I’ve purchased it I’ve carved a new nut and saddle for it. I love this guitar, but no one has any info it seems for the DF models.
I have a Dauphin model DS95 up for sale. It has a hard case. In fair condition. No cracks or big flaws. Just played a lot.
I was wondering if anyone can help me with a guitar I bought for my son – it’s a Dauphin Model 24D made in Korea. I literally can’t find anything about this model – it’s like it never existed! I paid $90 for it – just wondering if it’s worth that and if it’s a good quality guitar. Thanks in Advance!
Hello
I have a Dauphin Classical Model 16 in perfect condition. Im looking to sell it but don’t really know anything about it. Doesbody have an indication of value?
Hey all,
I am thinking of buying Dauphin Model 23 from 1980. I need to know about how much should I pay or other questions about the guitar. I wonder if someone could help me with that.
thnx
I had never heard of Dauphin guitars until I ran across one in a very nice hard-shell case at a garage sale. I am totally amazed at the beauty and sound quality of this instrument; so I’ve done a little research but still don’t really know how much it might be worth. I think I may have pinned it down to somewhere between $240 and $2,000. All the info I can find is the label inside which states, “Dauphin fine classic guitars. Model 12. Japan.” I can’t find a serial number or any indication of when it was made. Whatever it’s value, I’ll consider it the best $5 garage sale purchase I’ve ever made. Would be interesting to know just how good a buy I really got! Any ideas?
I bought a Dauphin model 12 new around 1983 and paid about $300 for it at the time. The 12 was a lower-end student model in their line. The music store where I bought it told me it was comparable to the Yamaha guitars of the period; made in Japan but on the specs of a luthier from southern Illinois. I still have it and play it; it’s held up well.
My grandfather bought a model 10 from a garage sale for $35 and he gave it to me. I have the same thing going on with mine made in Japan no serial number and came in a very nice hard shell case.
How much is a Dophin classical guitar made in Spain, 1992?
i have a dauphin DH-80 Japan made 83. When I was a student at the conservatory. I picked it out of 1 other DH80 and a model 60. I really wanted the 60 because it was more Ramirez style and I was a parleying fan, but choose the 80. Still have it today. You don’t see them much.
I seen the first one on eBay last month. Sold for 700.00 If memory serves me right I think I paid 995 for mine back in 83. Any info on what their worth now? And what factory were they made in. Japan
A Dauphin DH-80 was sold recently in Oregon…Asking price was $1600…the selling price wasn’t disclosed.
I too, own a DH-80 that I purchased new about the same time you did or may maybe earlier…I ordered from George Dauphinais who imported Dauphin guitars. Can you tell me what woods were used on the DH 80? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I should have copied the website I found some info on the Japan made Dauphin model 40 I have. I can tell you from memory (back to 02′ when I bought my mine 2nd hand via the web on some random forum) what I remember from that website which seemed very legit and informative. The company Dauphin was started a long long time ago like around 150 years go. The Japanese factory never moved location and all the operations were done on the family’s land which is in a small village in some mountainous part of Japan. I wish I could remember the name of the village and the last name of the owners it started with a Y (the owner I think or maybe the town my memory not that hot :P. I say 150 as a guess because this company passed it’s knowledge and craftsmanship from father luthier to son luthier for 4 or 5 generations. The last son had no male heir to carry on the legacy of their guitar making and in the early 80’s i think it was 83′ or 84′ he shut down the family business at the ripe old age of 102 and sold the company (ie the name really) to a some guy in Spain. Apparently these guy that owned this Japanese company had some super genetics going for them in their favor. All of them lived over 88 years of age and the oldest one lived till he was 105. Apparently all of them were still actively involved making the guitars up until the they day they died.
Not that you would ever get such info but the website I got all this info from back then was saying that if the mastery luither the main male family member that owned the company even touched your guitar it’s value alone would be dramatically increase but if he built it from start to finish they were saying the guitar could be worth 2-3k more.
Now not piss off all you owners of the Spanish but the Spain owned company only lasted a few years 8 or 10 more than i few i guess but compared to the legacy the was Dauphin it was nothing. I have heard from many people that when the Spanish company first started making them were good not guitars, not on par with original makers but comparable at least. After like 2-3 of the Spanish company decided to cut costs to increase their profit margin and the quality went down even further ie. they bought a name Dauphin and milked that name. This not what I know from playing them just what I hard in a very well down mid – 90’s style website I found in 03′ after browsing many bullshit web pages for info. The decline in the craftsmanship hurt Dauphin’s name to the point to where they closed their doors for good and sold their factory to a furniture making company.
I did some looking around found this site http://www.sugitakenji.com/en/features/index.html
I seems like this guy worked for Dauphin at some point under the guy whose name started with a Y i couldn’t remember Yukinobu Chai. Their main location was in Osaka Japan but I believe it all started in a small village near that city in the mountains. For the record I don’t play much at all any more my skills have gone down to so much it’s sad but to this day I will not sell mine. I feel like a not only a fine piece of Japanese history but also a very well crafted guitar. I have an emotional attachment to it as it was my first guitar to buy and I used to carry it everywhere and called it my baby. If I die before my brother I will make sure he gets it he has been trying to borrow / buy it from me for last 6 years. Anyway I hope that helps not sure you guys wanted an essay on the history. Sure I probably got some stuff wrong there. I’d love more solid information or facts maybe just to back up what a read so long ago make me feel like my decision to not sell when I had a 600 dollar offer from a really good classical musician that used my student model guitar to record 2 albums while he saved up to replace his that only one that stolen.
If you want more info best place I can say is maybe contact the guy from http://www.sugitakenji.com/en/features/index.html and ask him. Who knows if he can help you since it won’t generate him any $ for info but who knows. Seems like a good guy most modern day Japanese really are noble and honorable people.
I was a classical guitar major at Interlochen Arts Academy and this was my guitar.
The Dauphin 25D guitar is in great shape, still sounds beautiful has a small ding on the body but it doesn’t effect the sound at all. Comes with a lined hard case that is in great shape.
She needs a good home! Any offers?
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Hi,
I have a wonderful Dauphin Model 30 made in Japan. I bought it in 1986 from a teacher at Peabody Conservatory. I picked it out of about 6 Dauphin guitars that he had. This sounded the best! Offered at $700. [email protected]
I’ve had one for 25-30 years. I used it when I was studying classical. It is a wonderful guitar that projects loudly and sounds great. I have so many others that I play more often. I’ve keep this in it case mostly breaking it out playing from time to time. It’s in mint condition…not a mark on it.
I have a Dauphine Model 8 serial number starts with 580*** up for sale made in Japan ,. the case is Japan D.Pat
was used as payment on a auto I sold I know nothing about this other than what the person told me ,. seems to be late 60’s excellent condition . one small nic on front , looks like rosewood. Any reply will be helpful thanks.
Mint Condition, Rarely Used, Guitar and Amp will only be sold together. Asking $2950
can someone please tell us the value of a Martinez MD-22 N accoustic guitar. thanks
I have a ‘sierra’ flying V guitar in a maghogony finish. Purchased 2nd hand in the mid 80’s. Does anyone know anything about these guitars? Am told it could be late 20’s early 80’s.
I’m looking for any vintage Yamaha FG Nippon Gakki acoustic guitar. Most have the RED label, but there were others built that are not red label. If anyone has one they’d be interested in selling please email me.
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This popular thread has been given its own page : Suzuki Unisynth guitar
: Hey!
: I’m looking to buy a Suzuki Unisynth XG-1 that works. Is there anybody out there that has one to sell?
Yep
Got one works like a charm, no strap though but other than that shes good to go!
: Hey!
: I’m looking to buy a Suzuki Unisynth XG-1 that works. Is there anybody out there that has one to sell?
Hey :
I just came across one @ an estate sale – seems to be in A-1 working order… it operates w/batteries or hooked up to an amp… nifty tones – verrry ’80ish…
Does have softcase and owners manual… the only downside is the absence of the tremelo/whammy bar… lemme know if youre interested; and btw, it did not come cheap…
Tindy
So…what is the price? Or did you sell it already?
: : Hey!
: : I’m looking to buy a Suzuki Unisynth XG-1 that works. Is there anybody out there that has one to sell?
: Hey :
: I just came across one @ an estate sale – seems to be in A-1 working order… it operates w/batteries or hooked up to an amp… nifty tones – verrry ’80ish…
: Does have softcase and owners manual… the only downside is the absence of the tremelo/whammy bar… lemme know if youre interested; and btw, it did not come cheap…
: Tindy
: : Hey!
: : I’m looking to buy a Suzuki Unisynth XG-1 that works. Is there anybody out there that has one to sell?
: Hey :
: I just came across one @ an estate sale – seems to be in A-1 working order… it operates w/batteries or hooked up to an amp… nifty tones – verrry ’80ish…
: Does have softcase and owners manual… the only downside is the absence of the tremelo/whammy bar… lemme know if youre interested; and btw, it did not come cheap…
: Tindy
*update* —-> I found a tremelo/whammy bar, the set is complete !!!
: : : Hey!
I have one I will give you if you pay the postage. The rubber neck materia has desinagrated the rewt is good and works. Used less tht five hours.
: : : I’m looking to buy a Suzuki Unisynth XG-1 that works. Is there anybody out there that has one to sell?
: : Hey :
: : I just came across one @ an estate sale – seems to be in A-1 working order… it operates w/batteries or hooked up to an amp… nifty tones – verrry ’80ish…
: : Does have softcase and owners manual… the only downside is the absence of the tremelo/whammy bar… lemme know if youre interested; and btw, it did not come cheap…
: : Tindy
:
: *update* —-> I found a tremelo/whammy bar, the set is complete !!!
: : Hey!
: : I’m looking to buy a Suzuki Unisynth XG-1 that works. Is there anybody out there that has one to sell? i JUST GOT ONE WITH THE CASE..LIKE NEW. YOU WILL CRY WHEN YOU HEAR WHAT I PAID. PERFECT WORKING ORDER WITH CASE.
: Hey :
: I just came across one @ an estate sale – seems to be in A-1 working order… it operates w/batteries or hooked up to an amp… nifty tones – verrry ’80ish…
: Does have softcase and owners manual… the only downside is the absence of the tremelo/whammy bar… lemme know if youre interested; and btw, it did not come cheap…
: Tindy
Hey!
I’m looking to buy a Suzuki Unisynth XG-1 that works. Is there anybody out there that has one to sell?
I have one
Does anyone have a complate manual for the Unisynth XG-1m MIDI Guitar?
If you do I would like to buy a copy from you.Thanks 🙂
if you have one for sale,please let me know! thanks!
hey are you wanting the arbor stiletto? it is a headless bass guitar. If this is what your looking for, I can send some pics of it. -hiro
This popular thread has been given its own page : terada guitar model F900
My father die and I got his guitar which it used to be mines when I was younger. I’m trying to find value and when was made and all the information I can. It sounds very good and like if it was acoustic. It has been a long time since I played but promised I start again. Thanks
Does anyone have any info on this guitar model I can’t find a single thing about it. My brother bought it for $25 at a pawn shop if you have any info please let me know the serial number is 070872 thanks for the help
I’ve owned one since 1975 and in all that time I’ve never seen another one and none of the "experts" I’ve consulted can tell me anything about it. I paid $50 for it. I would never sell mine though because it still has a great tone and perfect action.
: Does anyone have any info on this guitar model I can’t find a single thing about it. My brother bought it for $25 at a pawn shop if you have any info please let me know the serial number is 070872 thanks for the help
See more info at: http://www.xs4all.nl/~rosevdh/t/terada.htm
Regards,
Rose
I don’t know the value of this particular model, but I am interested and would love to see some pics if you have any. I am looking to buy a Terada very soon.
Thanks,
Steve
: Have you decided how much you are asking for this guitar?
I would like more details about it also.
I would also be interested in seeing a pic on this guitar and maybe making an offer. Terada made a wide variety of guitars. Some were pretty nice and some were not quite so nice. I am unfamiliar with your model.
: : Have you decided how much you are asking for this guitar?
: I would like more details about it also.
i got this guitar from a friend in either 1979 or 1980. i know they bought it new and it has not been played much.(barely broke in)
serial number is 211072 inspected by m.terada and made in japan..6string with 20 fret. 25" scale with original case. which is in excellent condition(both) according to blue book and ratings i would say this guitar would be between 95% to 98%! this is one sweet sounding guitar and maintains its tune wonderfully…i am in the market to sell and was wondering if anyone would know the value or a guesstamate……thanks
I know of one. This is the first and only other time I’ve heard it mentioned. Nobody seems to know they exist including Yamaha. This one was purchased new in 1978.
I own one.Bought one secondhand in "Sharon Music" Maidstone, England about 20 years ago.Fantastic guitar, my favourite.Hand built solid top , 3 piece back, awsome sustain and tone.Never ever seen or heard of another one. I love this Guitar…..When I bought it it wiped whe floor with all the other acoustics in the shop.
This popular thread has been given its own page : terada
: hiya, just purchased a terada ,model GU3559.purely because it had ‘the vibe’, was wondering if anybody had any history or monetary value about it. thanks for your time.!
: : hiya, just purchased a terada ,model GU3559.purely because it had ‘the vibe’, was wondering if anybody had any history or monetary value about it. thanks for your time.!
No idea on value but I’ve owned mine for 35 years – bought it secondhand off a friend, and it still plays very nicely.
Hello, I bought my Terada HM 819 guitar in 1984 in a 2nd hand shop, for ƒ 175,00. I have more guitars, but no other one can reach this guitar. I’m wondering about the quality, however I’ve used this guitar for more than 22 years now, I took it everywhere. I’d played also the first song for my girlfriend on it…. very wonderful guitar. Greetings, Wim
Well more info can be found at: http://www.xs4all.nl/~rosevdh/t/terada.htm for more info on Terada with all Terada owners in the wordl know on internet. Can’t give you prices but compare others …
Regards,
Rose
hiya, just purchased a terada ,model GU3559.purely because it had ‘the vibe’, was wondering if anybody had any history or monetary value about it. thanks for your time.!