$2,969.00
Year of manufacture: 1975-1979
Country of manufacture: Japan
Case: hard case
Accessories: None
Truss rod: No problem The rod has been checked up to 60 degrees left and right and there is no problem.
Remaining frets: No problem, sufficient fret height
String height bass string side: 2.25mm above the 12th fret
String treble treble string side: 1.75mm above the 12th fret
Nut width: 44mm
Year of manufacture: 1970s
Accessories hard case,
This is one of the highly collectible Japan-made L Series guitars from the early 80’s. This guitar is a sonic canon, all solid wood construction and expert craftsmanship! Feature nice snowflake inlays and a working pickup.
A used model of the early model L-10, one of Yamaha’s most popular models, is now in stock!!
Yamaha has many guitars that are considered masterpieces, and one of them is the L-10.
It is also one of the most famous instruments. Moreover, the sides and back are hard to find these days.
This is a popular model called the early 70’s model made of Jacaranda veneer.
The top material is a single board of Scots pine, the neck is mahogany, and the fingerboard is ebony.
In terms of sound trends, Jacaranda’s sound can only be summed up in one word: “As expected!”
It’s the sound. It has a unique bright lightness, and if you pick it hard, it will be wild and powerful.
sound. You will even develop a love for it that will make you want to play it forever!
I would like to say that the condition is appropriate for the model year, but at the workshop,
It has been well maintained and has been beautifully transformed.
First of all, the replacement parts are a cow bone nut, a cow bone saddle, and a pig guard.
The paint has been refinished and the painted surface is currently in a shiny condition.
There are some fine line scratches and small dents, but nothing to worry about.
The bridge has been cut down to adjust the height.
The truss rod is stiff but adjustable.
The frets still have about 70% of their height.
The pegs are gold and have peeled off, but they are original and there is no problem with operation.
At our repair workshop, we have removed as much yellowing from the binding as possible.
It truly feels like a guitar brought back to life in modern times.
There is a slight gap between the binding and the nut, but this does not affect performance.
Even though I have refinished it and replaced some small parts, it is still a Yamaha guitar.
Only the top models in the 2 million yen class can use Jacaranda!!
It won’t be that easy to get!!
Although it cannot be said to be for collectors, it is the early model of L-10 with the best playability.
You don’t have this chance!!
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