YAMAHA FG-160 1970s Acoustic Guitar USED

Description

Good Condition!

A Yamaha FG-160 has arrived!

This is an all-plywood guitar from the early 1970s.

The top is spruce, and the sides and back are sapele.

It has a nato neck, and the fingerboard and bridge are rosewood.

It has excellent chord separation and brings out the best qualities of an acoustic guitar!

It's a wonderful instrument with rich harmonics and a fantastic resonance when strummed.

There are small scratches and dents on the body.

The harmonics resonate beautifully, making it a very resonant instrument.

The truss rod has plenty of adjustment range, so it can still be adjusted!

Accessories:

- None (guitar only)

See below for a general overview of the work performed.

* Fret adjustment

* Hard parts overhaul

* Truss rod adjusted (plenty of adjustment range in both directions)

* String height: 6th string 12th fret 3.5mm, 1st string 12th fret 3mm

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-Condition-

●Fret remain: 70%

●Truss rod: good

●Neck condition: good

●Body condition: good

-Specification-

●Nut width: 43mm

●Number of frets: 20F

●Weight: 1.93kg

●Scale: 634mm

●Accessories: none

Shipping

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