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Looking for 70’s gibson thunderbird, excellent condition
please e mail, new york based.
: Looking for new gibson thunderbird,or secound hand. NY. USA AREA
I have a 1964 Gibson Thunderbird
with two mic´s. # 160033. Bought it new in 1964, used it to 1970 when I stopped playing,
I stoved it away in the hadrcase (as new) in 1970 and just found it the other day. It was in sunburst, but the laquer started to peel of so I grinded the rest in 1970. What could it be worth?
secound hand. NY. USA AREA
Yo! fun…
i like it 🙂
John
<a href="http://www.toshain.com">painting</a>
I WOuld like sale my mosrite 70Th ANiversary.
Geisan VArne
Brazil
I need 1 par of 62′ pick up for my JAzz bass fender.
: I WOuld like sale my mosrite 70Th ANiversary.
: Geisan VArne
: Brazil
My Mosrite is With Andre Bourgeois or JEan Lecorre.
[email protected]
: : I WOuld like sale my mosrite 70Th ANiversary.
: : Geisan VArne
: : Brazil
do you have any pics of guitar. how much are you asking, and how about some more info?
i m lookin for a truss rod cover gibson for gibson guitar firebird I non reverse 1963. Thcks for your help *
lionel from paris
I would like to buy a fender mustang. Anything from a 1965-brand new.
hi there,
can you tell me what a good price is for a new fender jazzmaster (USA!!!)? my girlfriend is in new york now and she will bring one for me to belgium. where’s the best place to buy new guitars in new york? she will also go to chicago afterwards. do you know any good places over there? 2 years ago i bought a fender custom from ’69 in your shop. thanks a lot
nico jacobs
: hi there,
: can you tell me what a good price is for a new fender jazzmaster (USA!!!)? my girlfriend is in new york now and she will bring one for me to belgium. where’s the best place to buy new guitars in new york? she will also go to chicago afterwards. do you know any good places over there? 2 years ago i bought a fender custom from ’69 in your shop. thanks a lot
: nico jacobs
: : hi there,
: : can you tell me what a good price is for a new fender jazzmaster (USA!!!)? my girlfriend is in new york now and she will bring one for me to belgium. where’s the best place to buy new guitars in new york? she will also go to chicago afterwards. do you know any good places over there? 2 years ago i bought a fender custom from ’69 in your shop. thanks a lot
: : nico jacobs
Hi Nico, I just got my 1962 Fender Jazzmaster reissue from Musician`sFriend.com and it looks and plays like my original `63 & `64 Jazzmasters I`ve owned in the past.
However, the price is rather high, $1,369.99 for the 3 tone sunburst i ordered, but it definitely is worth it.
They claim to have the lowest prices around. If your girlfriend has the time while in New York, she might want to call The House of Guitars. It`s located in Rochester, NY.
Sorry, I don`t have the phone number, but it`s located on
Titus Ave.
Good luck!
I would like info on a rickenbacker df 706 guitar it has 2 knobs and a switch and is a flaming maple color made in the U.S.A.
i need one of these from 83-35… will be willing to pay top dollar. if you have one, please e-mail me at Mr [email protected]. thanks.
I want to buy an electric-acoustic guitar of reasonable price that will be shipped in Cyprus
Thank You
This popular thread has been given its own page : YAMAHA FG-360 ACCOUSTIC GUITAR
i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
I have one that is like new, probably played less than two hours. With case. Kept in air conditioned home. I would like to sell. What is it worth?
contact me on email and we can discuss i am interested in purchasing one of these
: i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
I also have one, and there are 2 reviewed at Harmony Central. Curious as to the pre 1950. I bought mine new in 1972-4 time frame.
: : i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
: I also have one, and there are 2 reviewed at Harmony Central. Curious as to the pre 1950. I bought mine new in 1972-4 time frame.
The Yamaha FG-360 was manufactured 1972-1974 only. Some were luthier signed models, some standard production. Yamaha suggested list price was $365.00 in 1972. Solid spruce top, ebony fingerboard, very nice sounding instrument! I just picked one up at a flea market a few weeks back…great sounding acoustic axe!
: : : i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
: : I also have one, and there are 2 reviewed at Harmony Central. Curious as to the pre 1950. I bought mine new in 1972-4 time frame.
: The Yamaha FG-360 was manufactured 1972-1974 only. Some were luthier signed models, some standard production. Yamaha suggested list price was $365.00 in 1972. Solid spruce top, ebony fingerboard, very nice sounding instrument! I just picked one up at a flea market a few weeks back…great sounding acoustic axe!
I bought my fg360 in 1978 used. Where can I find tuners ?
I have one like new, probably played two hours or less. With case. I would like to sell. What is it worth?
Everyone who’s played my old Yamaha FG-360 since I bought it used at Central Music, Brockton, MA in 1980 for $200, from an owner who looked me in the eye and said with conviction, "This is a really nice guitar, especially for the price", has remarked on how beautifully it sounded and played, often adding "especially for a Yamaha". I’ve had the neck straightened once; new gear heads, bridge and were saddle installed a few years back, and it’s better than ever.
My guitar has the lutenist’s mark, MK, stamped inside, with the right vertical of the M faded, making it at first look like N.
Recently, looking for a serial number, I found, inside on the block of wood at the base of the sound box, a hand written number – 64 – apparently written in black felt-tipped marker. So, if anyone who has an FG-360 wants to know where the serial number is, point a flashlight inside at the base of the body.
So, to Yamaha lutenist MK-san, wherever you are, you are a master craftsman. Your #64 FG-360 is still in good service at about age 30, and I’ve played it happily for 23 years.
If anyone finds out the identity of MK, Japanese lutenist who made the FG-360, drop me a line at [email protected]
– Robert Dirosa
: : : i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
: : I also have one, and there are 2 reviewed at Harmony Central. Curious as to the pre 1950. I bought mine new in 1972-4 time frame.
: The Yamaha FG-360 was manufactured 1972-1974 only. Some were luthier signed models, some standard production. Yamaha suggested list price was $365.00 in 1972. Solid spruce top, ebony fingerboard, very nice sounding instrument! I just picked one up at a flea market a few weeks back…great sounding acoustic axe!
I have two of these fg-360’s. Yamaha says there the only hand made models.
: Everyone who’s played my old Yamaha FG-360 since I bought it used at Central Music, Brockton, MA in 1980 for $200, from an owner who looked me in the eye and said with conviction, "This is a really nice guitar, especially for the price", has remarked on how beautifully it sounded and played, often adding "especially for a Yamaha". I’ve had the neck straightened once; new gear heads, bridge and were saddle installed a few years back, and it’s better than ever.
: My guitar has the lutenist’s mark, MK, stamped inside, with the right vertical of the M faded, making it at first look like N.
: Recently, looking for a serial number, I found, inside on the block of wood at the base of the sound box, a hand written number – 64 – apparently written in black felt-tipped marker. So, if anyone who has an FG-360 wants to know where the serial number is, point a flashlight inside at the base of the body.
: So, to Yamaha lutenist MK-san, wherever you are, you are a master craftsman. Your #64 FG-360 is still in good service at about age 30, and I’ve played it happily for 23 years.
: If anyone finds out the identity of MK, Japanese lutenist who made the FG-360, drop me a line at [email protected]
: – Robert Dirosa
: : : : i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
: : : I also have one, and there are 2 reviewed at Harmony Central. Curious as to the pre 1950. I bought mine new in 1972-4 time frame.
: : The Yamaha FG-360 was manufactured 1972-1974 only. Some were luthier signed models, some standard production. Yamaha suggested list price was $365.00 in 1972. Solid spruce top, ebony fingerboard, very nice sounding instrument! I just picked one up at a flea market a few weeks back…great sounding acoustic axe!
: I have two of these fg-360’s. Yamaha says there s the only hand made models.
: : Everyone who’s played my old Yamaha FG-360 since I bought it used at Central Music, Brockton, MA in 1980 for $200, from an owner who looked me in the eye and said with conviction, "This is a really nice guitar, especially for the price", has remarked on how beautifully it sounded and played, often adding "especially for a Yamaha". I’ve had the neck straightened once; new gear heads, bridge and were saddle installed a few years back, and it’s better than ever.
: : My guitar has the lutenist’s mark, MK, stamped inside, with the right vertical of the M faded, making it at first look like N.
: : Recently, looking for a serial number, I found, inside on the block of wood at the base of the sound box, a hand written number – 64 – apparently written in black felt-tipped marker. So, if anyone who has an FG-360 wants to know where the serial number is, point a flashlight inside at the base of the body.
: : So, to Yamaha lutenist MK-san, wherever you are, you are a master craftsman. Your #64 FG-360 is still in good service at about age 30, and I’ve played it happily for 23 years.
: : If anyone finds out the identity of MK, Japanese lutenist who made the FG-360, drop me a line at [email protected]
: : – Robert Dirosa
: : : : : i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
: : : : I also have one, and there are 2 reviewed at Harmony Central. Curious as to the pre 1950. I bought mine new in 1972-4 time frame.
: : : The Yamaha FG-360 was manufactured 1972-1974 only. Some were luthier signed models, some standard production. Yamaha suggested list price was $365.00 in 1972. Solid spruce top, ebony fingerboard, very nice sounding instrument! I just picked one up at a flea market a few weeks back…great sounding acoustic axe!
***Hello,I also have a fg 360 it was given to me a couple years ago,it is also stamped on the inside clearly (NK)would like to learn more about it.my axe has no serial# only a what looks like a japaneese symbol in pencil on the inside bottom base.I was told that my FG 360 was purchased 71-72 any more info on this please help thank you!
Follow-up to previous – I wrote [email protected] today; the reply follows:
FG360 were made between 1973-1975 and retailed new for $376.00 USA$$$
Spruce top
Jacaranda back and sides
Mahogany neck
Ebony fretboard.
MK is probably more like a quality control guy and not a luthier.
This is all the info I have.
Thankyou.
So much for the theory of MK the luthier. I wonder if this guy is right though?
Robert Dirosa, Somerville, MA – [email protected]
: Everyone who’s played my old Yamaha FG-360 since I bought it used at Central Music, Brockton, MA in 1980 for $200, from an owner who looked me in the eye and said with conviction, "This is a really nice guitar, especially for the price", has remarked on how beautifully it sounded and played, often adding "especially for a Yamaha". I’ve had the neck straightened once; new gear heads, bridge and were saddle installed a few years back, and it’s better than ever.
: My guitar has the lutenist’s mark, MK, stamped inside, with the right vertical of the M faded, making it at first look like N.
: Recently, looking for a serial number, I found, inside on the block of wood at the base of the sound box, a hand written number – 64 – apparently written in black felt-tipped marker. So, if anyone who has an FG-360 wants to know where the serial number is, point a flashlight inside at the base of the body.
: So, to Yamaha lutenist MK-san, wherever you are, you are a master craftsman. Your #64 FG-360 is still in good service at about age 30, and I’ve played it happily for 23 years.
: If anyone finds out the identity of MK, Japanese lutenist who made the FG-360, drop me a line at [email protected]
: – Robert Dirosa
: : : : i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
: : : I also have one, and there are 2 reviewed at Harmony Central. Curious as to the pre 1950. I bought mine new in 1972-4 time frame.
: : The Yamaha FG-360 was manufactured 1972-1974 only. Some were luthier signed models, some standard production. Yamaha suggested list price was $365.00 in 1972. Solid spruce top, ebony fingerboard, very nice sounding instrument! I just picked one up at a flea market a few weeks back…great sounding acoustic axe!
: hi all i just borght a fg-360 in london uk. so just found this site out of curiocity, seeking info. I would like to amplify this..any guides as to best one.
regards RP.
:
: FG360 were made between 1973-1975 and retailed new for $376.00 USA$$$
: Spruce top
: Jacaranda back and sides
: Mahogany neck
: Ebony fretboard.
: MK is probably more like a quality control guy and not a luthier.
: This is all the info I have.
: Thankyou.
: So much for the theory of MK the luthier. I wonder if this guy is right though?
: Robert Dirosa, Somerville, MA – [email protected]
: : Everyone who’s played my old Yamaha FG-360 since I bought it used at Central Music, Brockton, MA in 1980 for $200, from an owner who looked me in the eye and said with conviction, "This is a really nice guitar, especially for the price", has remarked on how beautifully it sounded and played, often adding "especially for a Yamaha". I’ve had the neck straightened once; new gear heads, bridge and were saddle installed a few years back, and it’s better than ever.
: : My guitar has the lutenist’s mark, MK, stamped inside, with the right vertical of the M faded, making it at first look like N.
: : Recently, looking for a serial number, I found, inside on the block of wood at the base of the sound box, a hand written number – 64 – apparently written in black felt-tipped marker. So, if anyone who has an FG-360 wants to know where the serial number is, point a flashlight inside at the base of the body.
: : So, to Yamaha lutenist MK-san, wherever you are, you are a master craftsman. Your #64 FG-360 is still in good service at about age 30, and I’ve played it happily for 23 years.
: : If anyone finds out the identity of MK, Japanese lutenist who made the FG-360, drop me a line at [email protected]
: : – Robert Dirosa
: : : : : i also have a fg360 and if you find anything out id appreciate it. my guitar was froduced pre-1950 thanx
: : : : I also have one, and there are 2 reviewed at Harmony Central. Curious as to the pre 1950. I bought mine new in 1972-4 time frame.
: : : The Yamaha FG-360 was manufactured 1972-1974 only. Some were luthier signed models, some standard production. Yamaha suggested list price was $365.00 in 1972. Solid spruce top, ebony fingerboard, very nice sounding instrument! I just picked one up at a flea market a few weeks back…great sounding acoustic axe!
AROUND 1978 I PURCHASED A YAMAHA 6-STRING ACCOUSTIC GUITAR. I WAS WONDERING IF YOU KNEW IF THERE IS ANY VALUE TO THIS GUITAR? THE GUITAR IS IS SHOWROOM CONDITION. IF NOT, PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU KNOW OF ANYONE THE MIGHT KNOW. THANKING YOU IN ADVANCE. WHITEY.
Thank you for this info. I was looking for the serial number and you lead me in the right direction! I have #63! so we are one after another on the production line!
I am looking forward to learning more!
Bought new around 1975 in Tallahassee Fl. Always thought it had a great sound and wonderful fingering. Still a beautiful guitar. The low E strong now has a bit of a muffled sound–don’t know what that’s all about. I wonder if there is an adjustment to make to render it clear. But overall a great instrument. Always thought it was just another nice guitar. When I think about replacing with a Martin or Taylor, can’t find anything I like as well–at least for a decent price. Gonna get a pick up for it some day.
Jason Cassetta
6300 River Hills dr
Greensboro N.C. 27410
336/665/9382
I need a neck for a Gibson ES335 (mid 60’s) or a whole guitar to part out
My name is Shuvonda Clark
I am 18 years old
I live in Jackson Mississppi
Can you help me find a guitar teacher
hmm check out musicstaff.com… u enter ur location and insterment and they’ll hook you up
I have a 1964 or 65 Fender Precision bass. It is in fairly good condition. I would like to know it’s value? Would you have an idea. I would appreciate some help.
Thank you
JL
: I have a 1964 Fender Precision bass. It is in no good condition. I would like to know it’s value? I would appreciate some help.pat. 2.968.204 2.976.755 2.573.254 des. 187.001 Ä° would like to know price,and who make my bass. Thank you
:Tim
I have a Guild A50, 1957, Serial # 4689, Acoustic Guitar for sale. It is in Excellent to very, very good condition and has the original case that is a little beat up. It even comes with the 1937 user manual. How much is worth and how much would you pay for it.
Thanks,
Terry
I bet you have sold gthis guitar by now – if you haven’t, perhaps we can make a deal?
John Kidder
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: I have a Guild A50, 1957, Serial # 4689, Acoustic Guitar for sale. It is in Excellent to very, very good condition and has the original case that is a little beat up. It even comes with the 1937 user manual. How much is worth and how much would you pay for it.
: Thanks,
: Terry
Hello,
I was wondering if you carry the Tony Iommi pickup.
If you do, what does it cost. I have had tremendous varriances in the price between dealers.
Thank you.
Matt
Need turning nuts for 1948 Gibson L 7
I need 4 x pickup height ajustment screws
and springs for 2 x p90 P/Us
(replacing mini humbuckers in 78 LP deluxe