Another great guitar from the workshop of Japanese master builder Ryoji Matsuoka.  This guitar was actually built by Ryoji's son, Toshiaki who now runs his father's workshop.  Ryoji earned the right to use his own label in the early 1980 when according to Japanese tradition he was able to demonstrate that he was able to build a guitar that was as good or better than his father's.    These guitars are very rare indeed.   It features the same naturally dried woods and craftsmanship that made the family name famous.   A great aged spruce top gives this guitar great tone and volume. Matched with rosewood back and sides, it’s a classic combo.

The guitar is structurally sound and crack-free. It has some light wear around the body a ding in the top and one in the back but overall very good condition. Frets are also in good shape.

Scale Length: 650mm
Nut Width: 51mm
Action at 12F (1st): 3.5mm
Action at 12F (6th): 4.5mm
Weight: 1652 grams
Overall Condition: 8/10
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Internal Use (Bin) - G1

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ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • M-40 M40 Spruce / Rosewood Rare MIJ
Finish
  • Rosewood
Categories
Year
  • 1989
Made In
  • Japan
Body Shape
  • Classical

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