A rare bird. An amazing example of the finest Japanese craftsmanship although if you’re checking this ad you know that already. Much more resonant and alive than the best GB10’s I’ve tried. It’s an outstanding guitar. The set up is perfect. The frets, the neck shape and body size make this guitar extremely comfortable. It has been played. It has been my main guitar for a while, but it is in very good shape as you can see in the pics. Gold hardware is a little bit rusty, but I love that look.
It comes with NOHSC. It has metal tune o magic bridge right now, but I will add the original Ebony for a more acoustic response...
Label signed by Hidesato Shiino
SPECS
Selected Maple Neck with
Ivory neck binding 24.75" scale Nut Width: 1 11/16" Ebony fingerboard 22 frets Mother of Pearl inlays Mother of pearl D'Angelico Logo and New Yorker inlays on headstock Rosewood overlay with Mother of pearl diamond inlay on back of headstock Multi-ply black and white binding Grover Imperial Machines Hollow Body
Small size, New Yorker Style 15.5" body with single cutaway finished in Vintage Natural 2.75" body depth German spruce top Flamed maple back and sides Multi-ply black and white binding on body and F holes Electrics & Fittings
Johnny Smith floating humbucker 1 volume, 1 tone control mounted on pickguard 1/4" output jack Carved, compensated Ebony Bridge Gold hardware New Yorker style tailpiece New Yorker style stairstep pickguard with black and white binding
