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Re: Takeharu WK-65 D

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Posted by Wayne Tuckwell on October 22, 2008 at 04:07:31:

In Reply to: Takeharu WK-65 D posted by Barbara on March 07, 2007 at 23:14:01:

: The guitar I have is perfect for me, so I'm not willing to sell. I would just like to know more about it and the company that manufactured it. It is a lovely mohgony wood, with a light oak vanire front..the D details the Dove pick protector on the front. It also has large mother-of-pearl inlays along the entire lenth of the neck. It is a sm acoustic...but then again I'm very petite. It also has its original ivory bridges. Which someone tried to tell me needed to be replaced NOT!...I received this guitar as a gift for graduating high school...many moons ago. I use medium steel and brass strings which really gives it that classical acoustic sound. I recently played a duet with a man who had a very heavy, combersome and expensive Fender (It sounded aweful!!!)...He bartered for half an hour to buy it off me. Obviously I didn't sell but it made me wonder about the worth. It seems everyone I know is trying to get one or pay a high price for mine. (Still not selling)....let me know if you have any resources for me and the year it was made could help.....Thanks

Hello Barbara,
I believe I have the same guitar as yourself and it is a 1976 vintage! Great sound.
Cheers
Wayne

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: : The guitar I have is perfect for me, so I'm not willing to sell. I would just like to know more about it and the company that manufactured it. It is a lovely mohgony wood, with a light oak vanire front..the D details the Dove pick protector on the front. It also has large mother-of-pearl inlays along the entire lenth of the neck. It is a sm acoustic...but then again I'm very petite. It also has its original ivory bridges. Which someone tried to tell me needed to be replaced NOT!...I received this guitar as a gift for graduating high school...many moons ago. I use medium steel and brass strings which really gives it that classical acoustic sound. I recently played a duet with a man who had a very heavy, combersome and expensive Fender (It sounded aweful!!!)...He bartered for half an hour to buy it off me. Obviously I didn't sell but it made me wonder about the worth. It seems everyone I know is trying to get one or pay a high price for mine. (Still not selling)....let me know if you have any resources for me and the year it was made could help.....Thanks : Hello Barbara, : I believe I have the same guitar as yourself and it is a 1976 vintage! Great sound. : Cheers : Wayne

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