Each Greven guitar is handmade in his home workshop in Portland, Oregon.
Luthier John Graven was born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1946.
In 1967, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, he built his first guitar in parallel with repairs.
It is Luthier , representing the United States.
He has built guitars for many top musicians, including Johnny Cash, John Denver, Stephen Grossman, Mary Chapin Carpenter, George Harrison and Janis Ian.
In Japan, Isato Nakagawa, Michinori Okazaki, Kotaro Oshio and others are favorites, especially fingerpickers.
In recent years, dreadnoughts have become a standard, but the J model is a 16-inch small jumbo size that was produced in many in the 1990s.
It is a custom model with precious jacaranda wood and luxurious inlay work "White Lady" specifications.
About a year ago, it has been adjusted
The neck looks straight. About 70% of the frets remaining.
There are small marks, but there is no major damage that affects the sound.
It was explained that the crack in Image 10 was only on the surface and did not need to be repaired from the inside.

TOP: Spruce
SIDEBACK: Brazilian Rosewood
FINGERBOARD: Ebony
BRIDGE: Ebony
NUT WIDTH：44.5mm/0.1"
BRACING: Scalloped X-Bracing
Please inspect images for condition reference.

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