Body Color

Multicolor

Size

4/4

Right Or Left Handed

Right-handed

Up for sale is a vintage 1882 Morris MG-600 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar made in Japan in 80s. This model was a limited run and was only made for 3 years (1(contact info removed)). Condition: B(+) / It is in very good condition. 1982 Model. This is a quality instrument. It has warm deep tones from the rosewood and plenty of bright volume from the spruce top it is made in a similar style of the J-45 & Southern Jumbo. the inlaid abalone is reminiscent of the pattern on the Yairi DY-94 as well as its shape Top: Solid Spruce Back& Sides: Indian Rosewood Neck: Nato Fretboard: Indian Rosewood Scale: approx. 655mm Color: Sun Burst County of production: Japan Case:Hard Case Action at the 12th fret: approx 2.5mm(6th) / 2mm (1st) There are some picking scratches on the pickguard. There is a dent on the back. The neck is straight and there is no twist and hump. The frets are about 80% remaining. Brand new gold-tone tuners and Elixer Nanoweb 12-53 strings. Any subsequent amount of fine tuning to fit the player's personal taste is the buyer's responsibility. The actual colors of the products may slightly differ depending on your PC monitor and lighting environment. History of Morris The Morris Guitars company has been building quality handcrafted instruments in Nagano, Japan for a long time. Mr. Toshio Moridaira, the founder, was the first distributor in Japan to carry both Fender and Gibson lines. In 1964, due to his working relationship with Gibson, Mr. Moridaira was able to visit the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan. An employee at Gibson nicknamed him “Mori” at that time. In 1967, he founded the Morris Guitars company. He named it Morris, taken from the nickname given to him a while back. Morris produced copies of dreadnought and small jumbo models based on Martin and Gibson designs. Since then, Morris Guitars have enjoyed an outstanding reputation in Japan and other countries for making high quality guitars. In 1974, Morris introduced their guitars at the NAMM show. In 1978, Morris introduced the Tornado line, thin body acoustic-electric guitars inspired by the Ovation design. Up until the early 80s, the U.S. market saw a variety of guitars that Morris imported from Japan. In 2001, after a lengthy absence, Morris Guitars re-entered the U.S. market. They participate in the annual Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, CA. Morris Guitars currently offer a wonderful line of fingerstyle guitars with a middle price range. Custom hand built models are also available. Today, Morris Guitars are played by some of the world’s finest fingerstyle guitarists. Located in North Decatur (Atlanta), GA

Type

Acoustic

Brand

Morris