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The "J-160E" is a guitar that John Lennon and George Harrison acquired together, and is a very famous model as Beatles gear. In 1951, the CF-100 was the world's first flat-top model to be equipped with a pickup, which was released in order to compete with other ensembles in terms of volume. The "J-160E", which inherited that basic concept, was announced in 1954. With their unique looks and unique sound, they have captured the hearts of some deep fans and continue to gain tremendous support. This device is a USED product made in 1991. Reissue models have been reprinted since around 1990, and this one is from the early days. Spruce top, mahogany sides and back, mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, double line keystone button pegs, tortoiseshell pickguard, control hat knob, P-100 humbucker, normal saddle, 15th fret joint, scallops DeX bracing specification. The image of the original instrument with a plywood body gives the impression that it is an acoustic guitar that does not produce a live sound, but this instrument has a solid wood body. If you play powerfully, the crisp attack will resonate comfortably. If you play it with your fingers, it will produce a moderately sweet and thick tone, creating a completely different look. The pickup is equipped with a humbucker-spec magnetic pickup P-100. It has characteristics that are resistant to noise, and outputs a clearer and thicker sound compared to the nostalgic and noisy line sound of the P-90. The 1vol.1tone control knob on the top side makes it easy to use, and it has a strong presence in band formations and acoustic bands. There is a crack repair on the 6th string side side surface and near the side jack. There is evidence that a magnetic pickup was previously installed in addition to the original pickup, and there is some paint melting in the sound hole that seems to have reacted to the magnetic pickup installation location, but this is only on the surface and does not pose a problem for use. The 12mm diameter end pin hole is left open. In addition, there are some dents and scratches here and there that suggest that it has been used for over 30 years, but it looks like it has been used and is in good condition. The playing condition including the neck is good, and the modern, easy-to-play settings make this a piece that can be used right away. If you are looking for a J-160E that can be used with both live and line sound, please give it a try. Comes with original hard case.

Condition:EX+
Top:Solid Spruce
Side:Solid Mahogany
Back:Solid Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard:Rosewood
Bridge:Rosewood
Machine Head:Original Nickel Keystone Button
Fingerboard Inlay:Dish Inlay
Rosette:Black & White
Binding:Black & White
Pick Guard: Tortoise Color
Pick up:P-100
Nut width:43.8mm
Scale:628.65mm
Case:Original Hard Case
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