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alanwcollins
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Can anyone verify that early Makos were made in Japan? I've seen that theory touted since it was speculated on this forum by Bud in 2003. If you read that post carefully, though, he admits he was guessing. The only thing I know for sure is that later Makos were a budget line made in Korea. Another misconception is that you can distinguish the better Makos as having Grover tuners, but according to a 1980 Mako catalog, Grover tuners were an option available on any of their guitars (except the TB1&2). BTW, I have two Makos that are nicely made, and three that are clunkers. I'm trying to accumulate S/N info, but not yet enough to see any patterns. If you have S/N or other info, please share. I'll gladly share what I know. Comments welcomed. Regards, Al
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forensicpsyguy
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| Do you have any idea what these guitars are worth? I found a TR-2 in local pawnshop for $125 but can't find out if it was a good deal. Know anything about the TR-2? |
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alanwcollins
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| Its a small market for Makos, so I wouldn't recommend buying one to try to make a profit by reselling. If you plan to keep it and depending on its condition, I think $125 was a fair price. Not my favorite model, but to each his own. Regards, Al |
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