Hiroshi Tamura P 60 1972 Lacquer image 1
Hiroshi Tamura P 60 1972 Lacquer image 1
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Hiroshi Tamura P 60 1972 Lacquer

$2,300
$1,750
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Listed:4 years ago
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Watchers:29
Offers:3
Tim's Gear Garage
Mt. Shasta, CA, United States

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About This Listing

This is a powerful Guitar which is probably the loudest classical I have ever owned. I was told it is stained spruce which makes it look like cedar, Indian rosewood back and sides. Buzzes on the top E string due to the lowered saddle done by the previous owner who played flamenco, Could use a new saddle which is not hard to install. other than that it is in very good shape for this age Guitar. More information available upon request thanks

Listed4 years ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • P 60
Finish
  • Lacquer
Categories
Year
  • 1972
Made In
  • Japan
Body Shape
  • Classical

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Tim's Gear Garage

Mt. Shasta, CA, United States
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