Guitar
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Here from 1971 we have a Jacobacci Studio II in a walnut finish and outfitted with a pair of high impedance Benedetti pickups. It is, I believe, a hollowbody guitar, although it sports no soundholes. Although the guitar has been refretted and has replacement Kluson tuners it is still a very desirable piece from this French luthier (we previously looked at a Jacobacci tenor guitar here on Guitarz).
This guitar is currently being advertised for sale, and the seller is asking €2300 for it.
Thanks to Dirk for bringing this fine guitar to our attention.
G L Wilson
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Guitar
1971 Jacobacci Studio II from France
guitarz.blogspot.com:
This guitar is currently being advertised for sale, and the seller is asking €2300 for it.
Thanks to Dirk for bringing this fine guitar to our attention.
G L Wilson
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