Description

This is a really nice classical, made in Japan by Kazou Yairi in 1980. It has a lovely voice and great projection. One cool feature is it’s intricate, carved headstock face, which adds some class to the instrument. The guitar plays easily, with correct action. We fashioned a new bridge saddle for it, as the old was far too low. We also repaired 2 top cracks, one on either side of the fretboard. We changed the D string’s tuner shaft, as it was cracked and falling apart. Other that that, it’s really just faint wear and finish scratches, some common, small impressions on the top behind the bridge, from changing strings. This wonderful guitar is in very good condition and comes with a hard case.

• Made by Kazou Yairi in Japan, 1980 for Alvarez
• Top: Solid Red Cedar
• Back/Sides: Brazilian Rosewood (often referred to as Jacaranda)
• Neck: Mahogany (with ebony center strip)
• Fingerboard: Ebony
• Bridge: Rosewood
• Scale Length: 26 3/16″ (approx. 665mm)
• Nut Width: 2 1/16″ (approx. 52mm)
• Tuners: Gold with pearloid buttons
• Construction: Fan bracing
• Frets: 12th-fret neck joint, 19 frets total
• Case: Hard