This is a late-1970s Takamine F-360 dreadnought acoustic guitar.

The F-360 comes from Takamine’s well-known lawsuit-era period, when the company was building high-quality Martin-inspired dreadnoughts that have since developed a strong reputation among vintage Japanese acoustics.

Tonal character:

• Strong dreadnought projection
• Balanced low end with clear mids
• Dry, woody response typical of older acoustics
• Excellent strumming and singer-songwriter voice

Where it sits:

• Vintage Japanese acoustic
• Martin-inspired dreadnought platform
• Reliable player-grade vintage instrument

Compared to many modern entry-level acoustics, these late-70s Takamines are generally regarded as substantially better-built and more resonant guitars. The neck shape and overall feel closely follow classic Martin-style design language.

This is not merely a collector's piece. It is a genuinely usable vintage acoustic with a mature tone and proven durability.

A strong fit for players looking for:

• Vintage Japanese craftsmanship
• A seasoned dreadnought tone
• A dependable everyday acoustic
• Martin-style feel without Martin pricing

Includes

• Original hardshell case

Condition Note

• The guitar is in great overall shape, especially for its age. It has been played and shows minor wear consistent with normal use over time. Photos have been uploaded so you can review the condition in full detail before purchase.

Shipping & Handling

• Ships within 3 business days of purchase