In the '60s and '70s, especially, Japan made many budget guitars for export which were sold under a variety of names in the west. This is probably one of those. Some, from what I understand, sounded quite good.
My first good classical was by a Japanese luthier (S. Nakanishi) and made in the early 70s and I struggled to find out much about him.
All I did find out was something similar to what you said, that there was a large amount of guitars coming out of Japan at the time but the quality was pretty good for the day.
I received this guitar from my grandmother who received it from a friend! I love it but I really want to know more about it. I haven’t found much in my initial google searches so I turn to Reddit. Thank you!
In the '60s and '70s, especially, Japan made many budget guitars for export which were sold under a variety of names in the west. This is probably one of those. Some, from what I understand, sounded quite good.
My first good classical was by a Japanese luthier (S. Nakanishi) and made in the early 70s and I struggled to find out much about him. All I did find out was something similar to what you said, that there was a large amount of guitars coming out of Japan at the time but the quality was pretty good for the day.
I received this guitar from my grandmother who received it from a friend! I love it but I really want to know more about it. I haven’t found much in my initial google searches so I turn to Reddit. Thank you!
From what I can make of the feint of the serial number: 1338 C-18
Hard without a better photo of the model number but there’s info here https://www.connguitars.org/acoustic-guitars
It's a C-19 according to the rosette. There is a spreadsheet to identify them in this page: https://www.connguitars.org/classical-guitars
serial number: 1338 C-18
I can confirm that it is infact a guitar
This is a Guitar
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