Guitar
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I love what Yamaha was doing in the 1970s. I doubt there is a guitar ( or motorcycle for that matter) that they built that decade that I wouldn't be happy to have.
This SC1200 is a more conventional offering but still a great looking neck through guitar. I, apparently, love the hippy sandwich. I also love that they didn't top off the headstock with a veneer so you can see the "sammich" tip to tail.
Currently listed for $800 Canadian
R.W. Haller
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Guitar
Neck-Through Vintage Yamaha SC1200
guitarz.blogspot.com:
I love what Yamaha was doing in the 1970s. I doubt there is a guitar ( or motorcycle for that matter) that they built that decade that I wouldn't be happy to have.
This SC1200 is a more conventional offering but still a great looking neck through guitar. I, apparently, love the hippy sandwich. I also love that they didn't top off the headstock with a veneer so you can see the "sammich" tip to tail.
Currently listed for $800 Canadian
R.W. Haller
© 2015, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
Please read our photo and content policy.
- No Name Baritone Electric Guitar With 4 Pickups. What Is This Guitar?
guitarz.blogspot.com: I'd love to hear the pickup combinations on this no-name baritone guitar. I could probably spend hours playing with those rocker switches. I also love the volume and tone controls, they probably aren't very convenient,...
- Elegant Japan Made Fender Aerodyne Telecaster - Tele Tuesday Late By A Day
guitarz.blogspot.com: I don't know how rare these Fender Aerodyne Telecasters are. I rarely see them, and I've seen my fair share of Aerodyne Strats and basses. This example is very pleasing to my eyes. I love the simplicity, subtle curves,...
- Awesome Hybrid Guitar Built With Yamaha And Parker Parts. Cool Paint Job.
guitarz.blogspot.com: I love the look of this Yamaha SVG with a Parker Neck. It could be the fact that it's and awesome shade of green. It could be that there is a picture of a dog on a neon pickguard (even if a touch graphic). It could also be...
- Parker P36 Leather Wrapped Guitar From 2008 With Piezo Pickup
guitarz.blogspot.com: I have a love/hate relationship with Parker guitars. I've played a few of them and they have all played and sounded great. I love that they are inventive with design and were one of the first, I believe, to offer piezo...
- 1960s Yamaha Sb5a Bass Made In Japan
guitarz.blogspot.com: Here we see a very nice example of one of Yamaha's very earliest solidbody bass guitars, namely the Yamaha SG5A bass. Of course, it wasn't the very first Yamaha bass guitar - that distinction goes to the Yamaha SB2 - however...