Morris Acoustic Guitar W-50 TF Morris Jacaranda Spruce Mahogany Rosewood

Description

-Condition: Used. You may find few scratches from normal use. Please see the photos for more details.

This is a historical Japan vintage manufactured from the late 1970s to around 1981.

All the Japanese-made musical instruments of this era are wonderful, and I take my hat off to the high level of technology that was put into them to catch up and surpass the period of high economic growth.

The top is made of solid spruce and the back and sides are made of Jacaranda.

Mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard. A very warm tone!

The pickguard has been replaced.

There is no problem with playability, but there are repair marks on the sides and cracks on the top due to drying.

See below for general work details.

・Bridge saddle adjustment

・Fret adjustment

・Fingerboard molding

・Overhaul of hard parts

・Truss rod has been adjusted (there is plenty of room on the left and right)

・String height 6 strings 12F 2.4mm 1 string 12F 2mm

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-condition-

●Fret remains: 70%

●Truss rod: good

●neck condition: good

●Body condition: good

-specification-

●Nut width: 42.5mm

●Number of frets: 20F

●Weight: 2.1kg

●Scale: 640mm

●accessories: none

Shipping

-FedEx

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