Up for sale, The Casio PG-380. It’s in very good con with a few minor not bumps and bruises that o circled in red. There a few hairline scratches that would not ev show in pics. The neck looks unplayed. Weight seems to be about 9 pounds, that was me weighing myself on the scale and then holding the guitar. I wouldn’t call it exactly but it’s in the ball park.Also included is a fender hard case for protection. This a rare vintage MIDI electric guitar released in 1987, made in Japan through a collaboration between Casio and Ibanez.

:Key Features

• Dual Design: Combines a standard electric Superstrat guitar with a built-in digital synthesizer.
• Onboard Sounds: Features an internal iPD sound generator with 64 built-in synth tones.
• Hex Pickup: Uses a special hexaphonic pickup near the bridge to track each string independently.
• MIDI Output: Connects to external synthesizers, sound modules, or computers via a full MIDI-out port.
• Expansion: Includes a slot for ROM cards to add extra sound libraries.

Maintenance and Common Issues

• Capacitor Wear: Units of this age often suffer from failing capacitors that cause choppy or broken MIDI tracking.
• Repair Needs: Many surviving PG-380 guitars require a professional circuit board recap to restore full MIDI functionality.

Market Value

• Used Prices: These collectible guitars typically sell on the used market between $900 and $2,300 USD depending on their condition and whether expansion cards are included.