1980s Morris Global Sound solidbody electric guitar
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1980s Morris Global Sound solidbody electric guitar


guitarz.blogspot.com:
Of course Japanese guitar builders really hit their stride in the 1980s... Here's a Morris Global Sound guitar being offered for sale for €400 on a French website. It features the faux thru-neck body finish popular on Japanese guitars of this era, plus the usual DiMarzio humbuckers and hardware. Morris guitars have been built in Nagano, Japan, since 1967. The company was named after the nickname for company founder Mr Toshio Moridaira, and today concentrate on producing fine acoustic guitars for fingerstyle players.

Thanks to Hervé for bringing this guitar to my attention.

G L Wilson

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