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Daion Mark II
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    Hello There,

    I got this guitar in a trade a while back. Besides haveing a nine piece maple/Rose through body neck with an ebony fingerboard; rosewood front, maple middle, mahogany back body, it has an ergonomically designed neck that is slightly twisted making it easy to access the frets a bit. I never noticed but I read about it in my research. It has a brass nut and brass saddles with a string through body design. It also has a coil taps on both humbuckers.

    When I got it it was in a bad state of neglect. Also the intonation was really off badly. I also had to dissassemble all the saddles and repalce the allen screws for the high of the saddle. It has a locking saddle by the way. It sets up well and plays well. Its one of my axes that I practice with. They were made in Japan and the company went out of business. Here are a couple of picutures of it. It actually is a very versitile guitar and has an incrediable amount of sustain and a lots of different tones.




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    Cool. It looks quite similar to a Vantage a friend of mine had a long time ago. Is it heavy?
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    Yes definitely a matsumoku made guitar:
    Those are dimarzio pups if ya didnt know!


    http://www.matsumoku.org/guitars.html

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matsumoku

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrmudcat
    Yes definitely a matsumoku made guitar:
    Those are dimarzio pups if ya didnt know!


    http://www.matsumoku.org/guitars.html

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matsumoku
    Yep, it's a matsumoku. They also made the Washburn Wings.
    http://www.matsumoku.org/models/washburn/wing/wing.html

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    Are you sure its not a 5 piece neck as most of these type are? 9 piece just dosent sound right.:
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    Hi

    For the record...

    -Matsumoku did not manufacture Daion guitars. Yamaki did!

    -It's a 9-piece neck.

    -It's not Dimarzio pickups, it's Gotoh.

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    Last edited by Daion_Power; April 9th, 2008 at 10:38 AM.

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