1960's Kawai Japan Vintage Hollowbody Electric Guitar (Red Felt)

1960's Kawai Japan Vintage Hollowbody Electric Guitar (Red Felt)Japanese made in the 1960's, this is a super vibey Kawai hollowbody that the previous owner had covered in red felt (like a snooker table..). You could try and remove it, or you can leave it on. We left it on because we think it's fun. Full hollow construction with a mahohany neck and 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length, 43mm nut width), it weighs 2. 4kg's. Loaded with a pair of what look to be original humbuckers controlled by

Good overall condition as pictured with some light signs of wear as pictured

Very clean overall condition as pictured with some wear to the finish and frets

43mm nut width)

Solid construction with a slim

Very good used condition with only light signs of wear and tear as pictured

Sunburst finish on a flat-top body with a maple neck that features a nice rounded volute

Made in Japan by Edwards in 2006

the ST-42 Springy Sound was Tokai’s base model replica of the '58 Fender Stratocaster

Missing battery door

Made in Japan by Yamaha in 1983 as part of the third update of the Studio Lord series (that refined the SL's into a more Gibson-esque single cutaway model)

Very good used condition with some light wear as pictured

the notes on the fretboard correspond to that of a guitar in standard tuning so it's a breeze to play