Vintage 70’s Aria Diamond Model 6710 Acoustic Guitar Demo
Here’s a great “players” guitar for you to check out. It has a Solid Spruce Top, Mahogany back & sides, a Mahogany neck with a Rosewood fingerboard. It’s a made in Japan Aria Diamond series model # 6710. I believe it is from 1977 but can’t be sure. Not a minty fresh, never played collectors piece, but a really nice, well broken in guitar. It’s all original and there are no issues…it has a few dings and dents but everything works. I’ll be listing this on eBay with a $199.99 starting bid in a no reserve auction. I’m just noodling/goofing around…I hope you enjoy it! If I forgot to mention anything, just ask!
Here is a link to my current eBay auctions if you are interested…
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/greengtrs
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Thanks for watching!
-Howard
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Here’s an old, great condition late ’60’s/early ’70’s (Made in Japan) Red Label Yamaha FG-140 6-String Acoustic guitar for you to check out. These are highly sought after as they were made great…this one is all original with hardly any fret wear and minimal dings and scratches. I’ll be listing this on eBay in a no games, no hidden reserve auction. If I forgot anything, just ask…
Here’s an old, nicely aged 1980 (Made in Taiwan) Yamaha FG-365S 6-String guitar for you to check out. It’s a Solid Spruce Top with Rosewood back, sIdes, and fingerboard on a Mahogany neck. It has held up great and puts many guitars costing way, way more to shame…and I set it up with great, low action for an acoustic. I’ll be listing this on eBay in a no games, no hidden reserve auction. If I forgot anything, just ask…
Squier Vintage Modified Jazz fretless demo. My friend came to visit & said lets make a video! Not what i had in mind but… she had great questions and wanted to know about my guitars. So this series was born, Great bass guitars for under $200 bucks, reviewing guitars & basses costing $150-$350, that aren’t crappy; what to look for, why some things are the way they are… but for the meaning of life, check Monty Python. Otherwise leave a comment, rate (5 stars is good) or question and hopefully it will inform we artists and the manufacturers too. No more stank gear! If we’re cutting trees, make it worth it.