Item Description |
Epiphone NOVA-390 (1970s) (no260112) A used Epiphone NOVA-390 has arrived in Owari Ichinomiya! This is an Epiphone Japan guitar from a series manufactured by Matsumoku from 1977 to 1979, apparently produced for export. The NV-390 is one of the highest-grade NOVA series guitars, featuring unique features such as a distinctive sound hole and inlays, the Epiphone font on the headstock, and gold hardware.The body is a square-shouldered jumbo body. It has a round body with no back bracing. The wood is Top spruce Sides and back rosewood Neck mahogany Specifications include:The neck is currently straight. Scuffs and dents are visible. This is the guitar only. -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-
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We send the fastest, optimal and safe shipping methods If you have a request please contact me Delivery time: about 2 weeks We will ship via FedEx or EMS, selecting the optimal shipping method for your order. (2)EMS (tracked and insured)(5-15 days to USA) (3)BOAT (tracked & insured)(120-150 days to USA) |
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