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Specs of The Guitars Yamaha FG-180 Red Label Top - Laminate Back/Sides - Laminate Neck - Slight V profile Action at 12th fret (Low E) - Approx 3mm
It's an old used one, so there are some scratches overall, but you can play it without any problems. There are no accessories such as a case or a stand. The string height is high because the nut was replaced with a new one. Adjust the height to your liking. Please check the image to see how the fret is reduced. There are markings on the left and right sides of the red label
Introducing the used Yamaha FG-110, a later model featuring the iconic tuning fork logo. This entry-level guitar, inspired by the popularity of the FG-180, boasts a unique specification with a spruce plywood top and maple sides and back. It delivers a rich, warm sound with impressive volume for its size.
Please check photo for condition. YAMAHA Acoustic Guitar Model: FG-150 Year: about 1970 This is a vintage guitar from over 50 years ago. Without case. Condition It's pre-owned item. There are some scratches and rust.
body top spruce body side mahogany body back mahogany neck mahogany fingerboard rosewood Neck No problem Rod with plenty of room Fret 6 70% or more We have made sufficient adjustments and performed any necessary overhauls at our shop. 12th fret string height 1st string side approx. 2.80mm 6th string side approx. 3.20mm There are signs of use such as scratches and dents, but there is no problem with functionality. Mitsubishi UFJ Bank Koenji Branch (Regular) 1011323 Pandora Corporation Ltd. . Color natural wood grain Year of manufacture: 1968 Top plate material spruce Side plate material mahogany Back plate material mahogany Body size Dreadnought type Accessories Hard case
Along with the FG-140 and FG-180 the Yamaha FG-300 was one of the original "red label" Six-string jumbo acoustics built in Japan starting in 1969 specimens from 1972-1974 can be identified by a green label while models between 1974 and 1977 had a black label Wood Composition : Select Spruce top, Rosewood back and side, Fingerboard and bridge
As you can see in the photos, There are scratches and chips. Also a part where the end of the fret is chipped. There is a slight dent in the fingerboard due to acupressure tiny scuffs from normal use. It shows signs of use. *Please check photos.Go to Top
