This vintage Japanese electric guitar, branded Galson, hails from the early era of guitar copying in Japan during the late 1960s to early 1970s, often referred to as the "Pre-Lawsuit" period. During this time, numerous brands emerged producing Gibson-style replicas, including Gallan, Ganson, Galian, Gibbon, and Gaban. Galson is one of these "No-Name" style guitars, likely manufactured by Matsumoku, based on construction and design features.
The guitar features a classic Japanese vintage build with a slightly cheap garage sound characteristic of the era. It shows noticeable signs of use, including scratches, dents, tarnished metal parts, and rust, reflecting its age. The neck has been adjusted with a functional truss rod, allowing for both forward and backward correction. The guitar is set up with higher string action to reduce fret buzz, typical of vintage instruments not designed for low action.
The fretboard shows some wear but remains playable with sufficient height. The guitar weighs approximately 3.5kg and is designed for right-handed players. Key components such as the jack and 1st string saddle have been replaced for optimal performance.
Please note that due to the vintage nature, some minor damages and signs of aging are present, which are captured in the photos. The item has been inspected prior to listing, but minor changes may occur during final inspection after purchase.
Item Specifics:
| Brand | GALSON |
| Country | Japan |
| Color | multicolor |
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