Jagard JD-80 Acoustic Guitar MIJ 1970's Natural Vintage Made in Japan w/ Hard Case
This Jagard JD-80 is a very rare and hard find! Jagard acoustic guitars were hand made in Japan during the 1970's and this JD-80 is a D-35 clone. These guitars are heavily sought after and are among some of the best Japanese-made instruments for the price.
This guitar does show some cosmetic wear from over the years that include various scratches, scuffs, and dents throughout the body, back of the neck, and headstock. The sides of the body shows some discoloration and cloudiness and the binding has also aged from over time. The frets are used but still play great without fret buzz and the strings have medium-high action of .10" on the 12th fret.
This guitar is all original.
Includes the pictured hard case.
Make: Jagard
Model: JD-80
Year: 1970's
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Scale length: 25.5"
Weight: 4.76 pounds
Nut Width: 1.69"
Neck Width at 12th fret: 2.10"
Neck Thickness at 1st fret: 0.91"
Neck Thickness at 9th fret: 1.02"
Case/bag: Includes the pictured hard case
Made in Japan
We have shipped hundreds of instruments and other music related items and can assure you your new gear with be packed professionally with the utmost care, using high quality materials.
Please see pictures for exact condition and details
If you have any questions please let me know. Thanks for looking!
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Jagard JD-80 Acoustic Guitar MIJ 1970's Natural Vintage Made in Japan w/ Hard Case
This Jagard JD-80 is a very rare and hard find! Jagard acoustic guitars were hand made in Japan during the 1970's and this JD-80 is a D-35 clone. These guitars are heavily sought after and are among some of the best Japanese-made instruments for the price.
This guitar does show some cosmetic wear from over the years that include various scratches, scuffs, and dents throughout the body, back of the neck, and headstock. The sides of the body shows some discoloration and cloudiness and the binding has also aged from over time. The frets are used but still play great without fret buzz and the strings have medium-high action of .10" on the 12th fret.
This guitar is all original.
Includes the pictured hard case.
Make: Jagard
Model: JD-80
Year: 1970's
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Scale length: 25.5"
Weight: 4.76 pounds
Nut Width: 1.69"
Neck Width at 12th fret: 2.10"
Neck Thickness at 1st fret: 0.91"
Neck Thickness at 9th fret: 1.02"
Case/bag: Includes the pictured hard case
Made in Japan
We have shipped hundreds of instruments and other music related items and can assure you your new gear with be packed professionally with the utmost care, using high quality materials.
Please see pictures for exact condition and details
If you have any questions please let me know. Thanks for looking!
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This Jagard JD-80 is a very rare and hard find! Jagard acoustic guitars were hand made in Japan during the 1970's and this JD-80 is a D-35 clone. These guitars are heavily sought after and are among some of the best Japanese-made instruments for the price.
This guitar does show some cosmetic wear from over the years that include various scratches, scuffs, and dents throughout the body, back of the neck, and headstock. The sides of the body shows some discoloration and cloudiness and the binding has also aged from over time. The frets are used but still play great without fret buzz and the strings have medium-high action of .10" on the 12th fret.
This guitar is all original.
Includes the pictured hard case.
Make: Jagard
Model: JD-80
Year: 1970's
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Scale length: 25.5"
Weight: 4.76 pounds
Nut Width: 1.69"
Neck Width at 12th fret: 2.10"
Neck Thickness at 1st fret: 0.91"
Neck Thickness at 9th fret: 1.02"
Case/bag: Includes the pictured hard case
Made in Japan
We have shipped hundreds of instruments and other music related items and can assure you your new gear with be packed professionally with the utmost care, using high quality materials.
Please see pictures for exact condition and details
If you have any questions please let me know. Thanks for looking!
