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One of my office collega asked me to fix his old acoustic guitar. It’s an Aria W40D. Except for putting new strings on it, there’s nothing to fix: this is the most lovely Martin-like Dreadnought I’ve ever had in my hand; it plays and sounds like a dream!
Now I would like to know the year of production; I’ve looked at the Aria USA database and found only one interesting tip: before mid-seventies, there were no serial number … and there’s none on this wonder. But as Aria started making acoustics in the mid-sixties… I would like more precision. Could somebody help me?
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I have my mothers old Aria which was purchased in Japan in the late 60ies model f180 with serial #0019. I can’t find nothing on the internet about it. Anyone having any information would be appreciated.
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: One of my office collega asked me to fix his old acoustic guitar. It’s an Aria W40D. Except for putting new strings on it, there’s nothing to fix: this is the most lovely Martin-like Dreadnought I’ve ever had in my hand; it plays and sounds like a dream! : Now I would like to know the year of production; I’ve looked at the Aria USA database and found only one interesting tip: before mid-seventies, there were no serial number … and there’s none on this wonder. But as Aria started making acoustics in the mid-sixties… I would like more precision. Could somebody help me? hey i’m doing some research on my aria/i know it is styled after the martin d-35(3 piece back) it has no s-#–i want to sell it so i can get an amp/it is real nice–craig/Athens,Ga 706-546-9553
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