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  1. Takamine f363d sunburst acoustic guitar
    Robert F Christensen

    F363d: made in Japan,was made as a replica copy of a D–28 Martin.The makers did such good quality builds the Martin Company sued them to stop production,that’s why the F—series Is known as the “lawsuit era”. They cost less than a Martin,but sound as good or better put side to side& cover headstock and you will agree after you play one. They are hard to find,a collector item,in my opinion.I have played many different brands and own 50+acoustics,all with there own sounds and assorted brand names,but the F363d I own is my favorite,over my alot more rare
    & expensive guitars I’ve acquired in the 50 years I have been playing,it’s my therapy, I feel good when playing , So if you find one of these Starburst pieces of art and history,grab it…If your looking to buy a F363D ,I would sell it, if I was offered the right price! If Interested, call (808)633-3825,for more info.THANK YOU

  2. Is my Yamaha valuable other than sentimentally?
    Anonymous

    I have a Yamaha FG-435A BL acoustic 6 string. My dad passed it down to me, and he has had it for as long as i can remember. I can’t seem to find much information on it at all! It’s black and the finish is kinda worn down, and i thought about getting it refinished, but if its worth more than I think, then I don’t want to fiddle with it. Does anyone know anything about it? There is a number printed on the wood inside: 21106288 or 21105288

  3. Federico Garcia Guitars
    John Manuel

    I hope this comment will be considered because it is important for people to know. I wanted to comment on the Federico Garcia guitars. First, it is sad, to say the least, that people will try to justify the amount they naively spent for these guitars and claiming they are worth thousands. I guess we can claim any price, but, being that there is no such luthier ever been born with the name Federico Garcia, I don’t care if it is a "grade 1" approved by congress. I purchased one thinking I had a winner, and the guitar was not bad, but definetely not worth more than the 275.00 I spent "used". I never found a shop in Madrid (while visiting my family in Madrid who is in the Flamenco music business), ever existing. So for folks out there, please beware of such claims. There are guitars made in China that sound great as well, but that does not give anyone the right to deceive others by making it sound more prestigeous by adding Spanish sounding names on the tag.

    1. rebuttle
      Jon Bartz

      You are either badly misinformed and have not done the necessary research to comment authoritatively about Garcia guitars, or you have some kind of personal vendetta against Sherry-Brenner. You may be very right that a Luthier named Federico Garcia did not exist. However, it is no crime or misrepresentation to put the name Garcia on any guitar or other product if that name is not legally recorded as the property of others. Further, it is common practice in the guitar industry as well as other industries , to put romantic sounding names on good products as well as poor products, which Garcia guitars are not. During the course of my research, I have discovered that the preponderance of evidence clearly proves that the Federico Garcia guitars were manufactured in Spain early on and that the manufacturing was indeed moved to Japan mid to late 1970 as the progression of label modifications clearly show. Although I am not particularly impressed with the Garcia grade 3s, I have found that even a later grade 2, properly set up and strung with high quality strings appropriate to the type of music being played, performs well against current guitars costing in the thousands. However, I do thank you for your efforts to denigrate these fine guitars, as your efforts (no matter what your motivation) have apparently kept the resale price of the brand inappropriately low, which has allowed me the opportunity to purchase some of these fine instruments for very little money. Frankly, I don’t know whether to bless you or curse you.

  4. buying an instrument
    Shawn Lee Weingart

    How do I contact someone from this data base list who is selling an instrument that I’m interested in buying? Thank you….Shawn Weingart

  5. 1960's Wandre Rock Oval for sale
    labb

    I have 1 of 100 Wandre Rock Oval Avalon’s ever made. Maybe one of a few left today. All original, plug in and play or hang as art. $20,000US -FIRM Thanks!!

  6. Lawsuit Takamine
    Roger Wilson

    I have an early 80’s vintage "laswuit" Takamine EF-360 6-string. The old pre-amp was taken out. I have it but I don’t have the mounting parts, faceplate etc. There’s got to be a parts graveyard out there somewhere.

  7. information on takemine en18 stereo electro acoustic
    harry wilson

    Hi, I have a Takemine en18 electro acoustic 1990 model made in Japan, it is a stereo model with ebony fingerboard and spruce top with abalone binding. it’s in great condition and has a dedicated hiscox flightcase. Can’t find another one anywhere, any info, and whats it worth. many thanx. H.

  8. What is the value of my Yamaha
    Ron Craighead

    Can anyone help me find the value of my FG 230 12 string Yamaha guitar? It belonged to a great uncle who passed away and left it to me. I can’t play A lick. Thanks! Ron

  9. Yamaha FG 295S 70's guitar
    RubySky

    Hello,

    I am looking for any information about my Yamaha FG 295S 70’s guitar?
    Is it a good guitar? it does have a real full rich sound maybe due to age not sure and if anyone knows what the value might be these days for an old guitar?

    1. Re: Yamaha FG-612 S
      Hector McDonald

      : My Yamaha FG-612 S is a handheld accoustic symphony orchestra. I have played her with and without pickups in the least, and most, favourable accoustic venues and always to exceptional acclaim from guitar afficionados; not so much for my abilities as for the beautiful, clean, symphonic sound of this magnificent instrument; does anyone know what it would cost me to duplicate her for a mate ? My Baby still has the smell of spruce sandings inside her and was NO.111 of the build run. Hec McDonald.

      1. Re: Yamaha FG-612 S
        fred

        : I have a Yamaha FG-612S that I rarely use. Does anyone know the value of this guitar?

        I have one too. Got it in 1981 for $400 bucks. Since its vintage Yamaha w/ superb reviews, I wouldn’t sell mine for less than $800.

      2. Re: Yamaha FG-612 S
        Italo Albidone

        Depending on the condition, I have seen them range from 350 – 550, as I have just begun to actively look to buy one. If your intrested in selling let me know.

        1. yamaha fg-612s forsale almost mint.
          Anonymous

          i have a very nice fg-612s. it is almost mint condition. i am asking 450. to any one that wants it. it has hardly been played at all.

        2. Re: Yamaha FG-612 S
          Ron

          : Depending on the condition, I have seen them range from 350 – 550, as I have just begun to actively look to buy one. If your intrested in selling let me know.

          There is a real nice on presently on ebay that ends in about 3 days. Do a search for the model number and you will find it.

    2. Re: This popular thread has been given its own page :... Sean Toner
      Sean Toner

      My Yamaha FG-612 S outplays any and all accoustic guitars I have ever played. The owners of Martins and Gibsons pick up my guitar and play and…soon after they lay their hands on the strings, they look up to me and ask where I got this guitar and ask where they can get their hands on one. I do not know how rare these instruments are. I have had a bronze, battery powered thinline pickup installed under the lower bridge and, with the soundhole plugged, the guitars sound is hypnotic and with a phase shifter….fuhgettaboudit! Just thought you should know. Nothing will seperate me from this work of art except our ultimate reward, and then,it is to be fired with me.Uhhh, not really. Perhaps my family will post it on e-bay…keep your eyes open!

      1. Yamaha FG 612s
        Anonymous

        I own one. Bought it from a pawn shop. Near mint condition with excellent case paid 300.00 dollars. I would not sell it for less than $3000.00 dollars. It is as good as a Martin, Gibson or Taylor and I have played a few of them. I have a very rare one indeed. I couldn’t believe it when I seen it. Incredible. Its a true keeper. My friends are amazed at this guitar. Yamaha got it right when they made this one. Action is great, smooth all the way up the neck. No flaws. The very least any should accept is 2000.00.
        They are very very rare.

        1. Yamaha FG 612s
          Rely9

          I bought one of these for short money some years ago and it never played great. The high strings would come off the nut or barely resound. I knew it was a quality guitar from the detail but when I brought it to the most well known and reputable guitar repair guy in my area he told me not to bother taking it out of the case as the neck would need a reset and the saddle would have to be replaced and the top was structurally unsound and he didn’t want to take my money. Fast forward to a month ago and I discovered a Luthier in my area. Long story short, $75 and I have a beautiful sounding and playing instrument. I love this guitar and I’m very happy I never gave up on it, it just took finding a guitar genius to fix it.

        1. i have a yamaha FG 612s 12 string on ebay
          Stéphan

          For the person that is looking for one I have an amazing sounding one for sale on ebay, unfortunately I hardly play it so someone else should have fun with it

    1. Re: Alvarez model 5006
      Betty K. Johnson

      : I have an Alvarez classical guitar, model 5006 in great condition I wish to sell. Where could I get an approximate price for which to sell it? I don’t know the year it was made but inside there is a stamped 12 80. Perhaps this is the date. There is also a case in very good condition.

    2. Re: This popular thread has been given its own page :... Sven in SF
      Sven in SF

      I have an Alvarez classical guitar, model 5006 circa 1975 made in Japan, but I can’t find anything about this particular model. Is it Cedar or Spruce top? Looks to be a solid non-ply, orange-ish. It has a few tiny dents but no scratches. Frets and board just re-done. What is its market value in this day and age? Thanks alot.
      Sven in SF

      1. Dude I have one also and it’s from the mid to late 20’s. It’s built very well. I can’t find much on the company other than they started as a furniture shop in Chicago then somehow started making these guitars. I also found info on a Japanese company making crap firewood quality guitars under the same name but with a different logo, similar to this standard print here ‘Bradford’ but with a raised stamping and not the usual cursive print or the " at the peak of the head stock. Other than that I along with many others can’t find anything else on them… Which is frustrating non the less.

        If you or ANYONE has info on these guitars email me please [email protected]

  10. Taiwan FG140 Red Label
    John L

    I bought a red label Taiwan FG140…mistook it for Japanese Nippon Gakki.(yes..on E Bay!).. It does sound good..but…
    I just wondered if anyone knows if the Japanese Fg140 is that much better than the Taiwan guitar, and anyone know the value of these 2 guitars…John

    1. Re: Taiwan FG140 Red Label
      Frank C

      I do not own a 140 but I own two FG-110’s. One is a Nippon Gakki and the other a Tawian version (1970s). Both are stellar sounding and fairly light. Some Nippon Gakki’s had solid tops. Other than that…there really is not much difference other than the collectible status of the Nippon Gakki’s. For a small investment outlook, I personally would go for the Nippon Gakki’s. For tone and playability…either one is fine as long as there are no structural issues. I love playing both of my FG-110’s and would never sell them.

      : I bought a red label Taiwan FG140…mistook it for Japanese Nippon Gakki.(yes..on E Bay!).. It does sound good..but…
      : I just wondered if anyone knows if the Japanese Fg140 is that much better than the Taiwan guitar, and anyone know the value of these 2 guitars…John

    1. Re: takamine ltd 90 guitar
      Matt Knowles

      : like info on above guitar specs sound etc

      There is one in mint condition I am lloking at buying for Eur 550, is this a good price?

      Cheers,
      Matt

    1. Re: 1970s Yamaha L-6
      Mary Coppin

      My best friend Ross has an L-6 and he loves it. I don’t know what the woods are, the neck looks like mahogany. It has a sweet sound to me. Let me know if you are still trying to sell it.
      Thanks,
      Mary Coppin 🙂
      http://www.marycoppin.com

      : My Grandfather has asked me to sell his FG-612S and his L-6. I haven’t been able to find any information on the old L-6 series. Yamaha’s guitar archive doesn’t have any information on either guitar. Does anybody know what woods were used, anything about the construction, or anything else about the L-6?

      : Thanks,
      : Robert
      : aka Dec-Dread

    2. Re: This popular thread has been given its own page :... Robert
      Robert

      My Grandfather has asked me to sell his FG-612S and his L-6. I haven’t been able to find any information on the old L-6 series. Yamaha’s guitar archive doesn’t have any information on either guitar. Does anybody know what woods were used, anything about the construction, or anything else about the L-6?

      Thanks,
      Robert
      aka Dec-Dread

  11. washburn guitar
    doug moore

    I have a 1923-24 washburn acustic guitar.It has what looks like the original string holders and they have little dots of mother of pearl on them it also has mother of pearl on the neck.Does anybody know what it would be worth?

  12. value of Takamine N1012 12 string
    Irene

    Does anyone know what a like-new 12 string Takamine N1012 bought in 1996 should be worth? I am selling it because I never play it. Thanks a lot!

  13. HOW MUCH IS MY GUITAR WORTH
    joshua

    I have an Ibanez Roadstar 2 series guitar in mint condition…does anyone have any idea the price of this guitar or any information about it?

    1. Re: HOW MUCH IS MY GUITAR WORTH
      donna

      : I have an garcia 3 series guitar in mint condition from Miami Florida …does anyone have any idea the price of this guitar or any information about it?

  14. Takamine Limited 1981 - What's it worth?
    Sam

    I have a takamine 1981 limited, beautiful chestnut finish with arched top and back…abalone inlay on neck, sound hole, and binding…gold tuners…3 band equalizer with original hardshell case, in mint condition. Thanks if you have any information.

  15. 1923-24 Washburn Guitar
    Susie Reynolds

    I have a Washburn (3/4 size ?) 1923-24 Washburn Guitar in very good condition. Original Label. Without case. Can some one help me with a value ? I might be willing to sell it.

    1. Re: 1923-24 Washburn Guitar
      Mark

      CAn you find any numbers or stickers inside that might help determine the model number or style ? Mark

      I have a Washburn (3/4 size ?) 1923-24 Washburn Guitar in very good condition. Original Label. Without case. Can some one help me with a value ? I might be willing to sell it.

      1. Re: 1923-24 Washburn Guitar
        Susie Reynolds

        : Mark, It is Model 1923-24, Number 46715, Style F.
        Does that help ? Susie

        : CAn you find any numbers or stickers inside that might help determine the model number or style ? Mark

        : I have a Washburn (3/4 size ?) 1923-24 Washburn Guitar in very good condition. Original Label. Without case. Can some one help me with a value ? I might be willing to sell it.

    1. Re: Looking for a Takamine EN-12C, Takamine EAN-15C, Takamine EG15sc, or godin acousticaster
      Ron Claxton

      : If you have any of those guitars i would like to propose an offer.
      : Just email me back

      I have a Takamine EG15SC in like new condition.

      1. Re: Looking for a Takamine EN-12C, Takamine EAN-15C, Takamine EG15sc, or godin acousticaster
        marcel bilodeau

        : : If you have any of those guitars i would like to propose an offer.
        : : Just email me back

        : I have a Takamine EN-12C in very good shape.it does however have a wear mark where i rest my arm

        1. Re: Looking for a Takamine EN-12C, Takamine EAN-15C, Takamine EG15sc, or godin acousticaster
          Barbara Hubbard

          : : : If you have any of those guitars i would like to propose an offer.
          : : : Just email me back

          : : I have a Takamine EN-12C in very good shape.it does however have a wear mark where i rest my arm

          I have one in excellent condition. Only played a few times…not a scratch on it.

    2. Re: Looking for a Takamine EN-12C, Takamine EAN-15C, Takamine EG15sc, or godin acousticaster
      Ron Claxton

      : If you have any of those guitars i would like to propose an offer.
      : Just email me back.

      1. Re: Looking for a Takamine EN-12C, Takamine EAN-15C, Takamine EG15sc, or godin acousticaster
        marcel b.

        : : If you have any of those guitars i would like to propose an offer.
        : : Just emaback.il me

        i have a tak en-12c [email protected] may be interested in selling

    3. Re: Looking for a Takamine EN-12C, Takamine EAN-15C, Takamine EG15sc, or godin acousticaster
      Russ

      : If you have any of those guitars i would like to propose an offer.
      : Just email me back.

      I have the Takamine EG15SC.

      1. Re: Looking for a Takamine EN-12C, Takamine EAN-15C, Takamine EG15sc, or godin acousticaster
        Les B.Vaughn

        Trevor,
        I have a EN-12C Takamine guitar Est. 1962
        94030710 Serial.. You have an ad here for one and I’m taking offers. My guitar is in great condition. It does have a few very minor and very small buffs that would come right out. No cracks anywhere with the beautiful Gold tuners. Neck is great. small amount of fret bar wear just under the B string. 541 980 0215

      2. Re: Looking for a Takamine EN-12C, Takamine EAN-15C, Takamine EG15sc, or godin acousticaster
        Les B.Vaughn

        Trevor,
        I have a EN-12C Takamine guitar Est. 1962
        94030710 Serial.. You have an ad here for one and I’m taking offers. My guitar is in great condition. It does have a few very minor and very small buffs that would come right out. No cracks anywhere with the beautiful Gold tuners. Neck is great. small amount of fret bar wear just under the B string. 541 980 0215

    1. Re: Whats a g.b. walters acoustic guitar antique worth?
      Quinten Foyer

      : I have a G.B. Walters Acoustic Guitar that is very old I am trying to find a value for. If you can help please let me know.. thanks +V+ Bro,I have one as well.Got it at a local junk shop for $45.00.It was real corny looking with 2 yellow flower decals on the lower left and right bout areas.
      I’m refinishing/refurbishing.Beautiful grain of wood I found.Not sure what kind?No truss rod,though neck straight as an arrow.All new Art Deco in the works.Applied a Merlo colored stain(a subtle reddish brown transparent)then 3 coats of Tung oil.I am REALLY PLEASED with appearance thus far.I’ll betcha when I’m finished,it will look like a 1930’s masterpiece,which I plan to sell for more than 20X what I paid for it. Quinten Foyer,New to the Field Luthier.ps, Maybe you could email me and tell me more re: your Walters?

    2. Re: Whats a g.b. walters acoustic guitar antique worth?
      Quinten Foyer

      : I have a G.B. Walters Acoustic Guitar that is very old I am trying to find a value for. If you can help please let me know.. thanks +V+ Bro,I have one as well.Got it at a local junk shop for $45.00.It was real corny looking with 2 yellow flower decals on the lower left and right bout areas.
      I’m refinishing/refurbishing.Beautiful grain of wood I found.Not sure what kind?No truss rod,though neck straight as an arrow.All new Art Deco in the works.Applied a Merlo colored stain(a subtle reddish brown transparent)then 3 coats of Tung oil.I am REALLY PLEASED with appearance thus far.I’ll betcha when I’m finished,it will look like a 1930’s masterpiece,which I plan to sell for more than 20X what I paid for it. Quinten Foyer,New to the Field Luthier.ps, Maybe you could email me and tell me more re: your Walters?

    3. Re: Whats a g.b. walters acoustic guitar antique worth?
      John G

      : I have a G.B. Walters Acoustic Guitar that is very old I am trying to find a value for. If you can help please let me know.. thanks

      I have a mandolin with the same name g.b. Walters on it. If you find out anything about this company please let me know. Thanks

    4. Re: This popular thread has been given its own page :... Mike
      Mike

      I have a G.B. Walters Acoustic Guitar that is very old I am trying to find a value for. If you can help please let me know.. thanks

    1. Re: how much is my guitar worth
      richard

      I have a yamaha FG 260 12 string guitar and wanted to know what
      it’s worth, what years it was produced and any background on the guitar. Thanks, Richard.

  16. How Can You Find Current Values
    Cheyenne

    How can you find the current value of a used guitar? Years ago I saw a website where you could enter the name and serial number for a current value. Does anyone know this site? Any info is appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Cheyenne

    1. Re: How Can You Find Current Values
      Frank C

      I personally use eBay, retail shops (if they have one) and general google search and take an average. However, a used or vintage (especially vintage) guitar value is solely based on supply, demand and date of manufacture and specifically who manufactured the guitar (especially with the imports). Don’t rely too much on the "value books" as the value would most typically change by the time the book is in your hands. They are just a good reference guide.

      :

      How can you find the current value of a used guitar? Years ago I saw a website where you could enter the name and serial number for a current value. Does anyone know this site? Any info is appreciated.

      : Thanks,
      : Cheyenne

    2. Re: How Can You Find Current Values
      G. Willard Coats

      : How can you find the current value of a used guitar? Years ago I saw a website where you could enter the name and serial number for a current value. Does anyone know this site? Any info is appreciated.

      : Thanks,
      : Cheyenne

      1. Re: How Can You Find Current Values
        frank

        : : How can you find the current value of a used guitar? Years ago I saw a website where you could enter the name and serial number for a current value. Does anyone know this site? Any info is appreciated.

        : : Thanks,
        : : Cheyenne

        1. Re: How Can You Find Current Values
          Geraldo Cortez

          : : : How can you find the current value of a used guitar? Years ago I saw a website where you could enter the name and serial number for a current value. Does anyone know this site? Any info is appreciated.

          : : : Thanks,
          : : : Cheyenne

          Sometimes I like to yodel in Spanish. Good times!

  17. F-35 Value???
    Brian Tenny

    I have a terrific Fender F-35, S/N 408005, that I think I’ve had 30+ years. It’s in fantastic shape, holds tune like I can’t believe, and just sounds amazing. Can anybody tell me roughly what it’s worth? Yes, for the right number it may be for sale! Photo available, case optional, not original but otherwise the instrument is (I think) mint.

  18. How can I beef up my Squire?
    little

    I’m wanting to beef up my squire’s pickups. Does anyone have any suggestions?

    Someone told me to look into hot rails, but I wanted some more input.

    thanks

  19. fannin acoustic guitar
    charlie

    i have a fannin acoustic guitar that i would say is a copy of a martin d-28 as it plays and sounds much like one my father had years ago. i would like to have any information, such as value, manufacturer,etc. i have had this guitar for over 15 years and it plays and sounds the same as the day i bought it. the serial number is 30450978. i can’t find a model number any help out there?

    1. Re: fannin acoustic guitar
      Annalaise

      I find it interesting that this guitar has such a good reputation. I purchased one of these guitars back in the late 70’s. I had a skilled musician friend who worked for a local music store. I let it be known that I was looking to switch from my Yamaha 12 string to a 6 string but I didn’t have a lot of money to invest.

      He made a point of calling me when they got a small shipment of these Fannins in. He said "I’ve got just the guitar for you. It’s the best deal you’ll get for the money."

      I don’t remember what I paid…it was probably under $200.(remember this was 1978 or so) But I liked it and it it turned out to be a nice little guitar.

      I actually still have it and it’s in pretty good condition for a 30 year old guitar. I recently bought a new Alvarez and passed the Fannin on to my daughter. We were wondering if it had any value beyond the sentimental attachment.

      1. Re: This popular thread has been given its own page :... Mark
        Mark

        Kenny’s information is correct. I purchased a D-57 model new, in 1978. A friend of mine worked for Nu Look Fashions at that time. He was in charge of checking out and setting up the guitars that would come in. I still have this guitar and play it often. It still plays and sounds great.
        : i have a fannin acoustic guitar that i would say is a copy of a martin d-28 as it plays and sounds much like one my father had years ago. i would like to have any information, such as value, manufacturer,etc. i have had this guitar for over 15 years and it plays and sounds the same as the day i bought it. the serial number is 30450978. i can’t find a model number any help out there?

    2. Re: fannin acoustic guitar
      Rusty Scott

      : I also have owned a Fannin. I have had it for many years and you are the first person I have ever had one also. You are right. It does play sweet.My son has a Taylor made and he would rather play my Fannin. Please let me know if you find out any more information

      1. Re: fannin acoustic guitar
        bruce kessler

        I have abeautiful Fannin acoustic on ebay right now for sale. If you want to own a rare beauty here is your chance. Just go to ebay go to search type in Fannin guitar and mine will be there.

    3. Re: fannin acoustic guitar
      Rusty Scott

      : i have a fannin acoustic guitar that i would say is a copy of a martin d-28 as it plays and sounds much like one my father had years ago. i would like to have any information, such as value, manufacturer,etc. i have had this guitar for over 15 years and it plays and sounds the same as the day i bought it. the serial number is 30450978. i can’t find a model number any help out there?

        1. Re: This popular thread has been given its own page :... Kenny
          Kenny

          I found the following information on HarmonyCentral.com. I have no way of knowing if this is the real history of the Fannin guitar but it seems believable. I love mine.

          Fannin guitars were made in Japan in the 70s and 80s. They were discovered (originally with a different name) by guitar enthusiast and businessman Larry Fannin while on a business trip to Japan. He was very impressed with them. He owned a fashion company I think named Nu Look Fashions. After suggesting a few minor changes to the original design, he bought a butt-load of them with his name on them to be sold in the US. He was unable to gain widespread distribution of them to music stores and ended the gig after about 5 years.
          I found mine in a small used guitar shop in Darmstadt, Germany when I first learned to play. It’s my first guitar actually. A friend of mine helped me in the selection process and he was very impressed with the sound. He had been playing for 14 years at the time and has a masters degree in classical guitar. A very talented and knowledgable guy to say the least. Well, that was 8 years ago and I still play the crap out of it and still get compliments on how great it sounds. I have installed a Martin Thinline Gold+ pick-up under the bridge and it even sounds great plugged in.

  20. fannin acoustic guitar
    charlie

    i own a fannin acoustic guitar serial #30450978. i would like any information available. i have owned this guitar for fifteen years and it plays and sounds as good today as it did when i bought it. it appears to be a copy of a martin d-28, and plays alot like one my father owned when i was learning how to play

    1. Re: yamaha fg 435 guitar
      roco campbell

      : anyone has one please get a hold of me-thanks jon

      hello jon, dont know why you were looking for a yamaha fg 435 back in january but i have a beauty in black , in excellent condition.
      i want to sell it if you or anyone you know is interested.
      let me know , thanks rock

  21. wanting to no
    marc mac

    hiya guys ive just brought my first accostic guitar its a steiner 600 ino nuffin about it belong to an older guy around 65 he said he has had it 4 many yrs can u help me iam wanting to find out how old it is is it any good how much it might be worth iam abeginner email me plz as ijust come across this gr8 iam hopping to find it agian
    site

    1. Re: ovation folklore wanted
      philippe NEVEU

      : ive been looking for a 70’s or 80’s folklore forever someone please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!! email at [email protected]

      Hello sir,
      I have one. It’s a 1976 Ovation Folklore. N° : 077686
      Adsolutely mint.
      I perhaps can decide to sell it.
      Tell me how much you want to pay for a model like new.
      Your’s
      Philippe NEVEU
      France – 0033 299826237

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