YAMAHA FG-170 Acoustic Guitars USED

Description

Good Condition!

A Yamaha FG-170 has arrived!

Manufactured in the 1970s. A vintage instrument that has been meticulously maintained and played.

It's amazing that it's still in working order after 50 years!

The scratches and dents on the body tell the story of this guitar's history.

The neck has been adjusted and the entire instrument has been thoroughly overhauled.

The string height is set at 3.2mm at the 12th fret of the 6th string and 3mm at the 12th fret of the 1st string.

There's a slight doming, but it's very playable and has no noticeable quirks.

The harmonics resonate beautifully, making it a very resonant instrument. Arpeggios sound absolutely stunning!

Japanese vintage guitars are truly amazing.

The truss rod cover is missing.

[Accessories]

None (main unit only)

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-Condition-

●Fret remain: 70%

●Truss rod: good

●Neck condition: good

●Body condition: good

-Specification-

●Body: Mahogany

●Neck: Mahogany

●Top: Spruce

●Fingerboard: Rosewood

●Nut width: 43mm

●Number of frets: 20F

●Weight: 1.74kg

●Scale: 628mm

●Body size: Fork type

●Accessories: none

Shipping

We use Japan Post, Fedex or DHL or UPS for transportation.

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◆For US Customers◆

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