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Vintage MIJ Washburns - Mid-'70s to Mid-'80s
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    Good thread SPT. That 62 looks well cared for (but I wouldn't expect any less from you). I sure wish I had one of the square-head rosewoods in my stable.

    As close as I can come is my '79 D60SW
    Solid Ovangkol back and sides
    Solid Spruce top
    Maple binding
    Bone nut and saddle (stock)
    Ovangkol pickguard (under the lacquer)

    It's had some repairs and I still need to do some neck work on it but it's still a real nice fiddle. Beautiful sound.

    Look what ya did now. I took it off the wall and dusted it off, now I've got treat it to a new set of strings and play it.





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    Ooooo, you guys have me gassing again for an acoustic. I do not own one.
    I pick a moon dog.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tot_Ou_tard
    Ooooo, you guys have me gassing again for an acoustic.
    Blaming one's gasses on someone else...Now, that's a fresh idea!
    Seriously, I think it stinks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tot_Ou_tard
    Ooooo, you guys have me gassing again for an acoustic. I do not own one.
    Not even one?????
    What do you play Neil Young on? LOL
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    Great looking guits guys. Definitely got me gassing for a 70's MIJ.

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    Nice ones SPT. Mine are both Martin style pegheads, which are definitly the high end Yamaki builds and great guitars. I'm not sure about the V style pegheads, I haven't come across any info stating that they are, though I know from those that own them, they are great guitars as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pike
    Mine are both Martin style pegheads
    I'm aware of the D-60. Which is the other one you own from that serie?

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    Quote Originally Posted by spt
    I'm aware of the D-60. Which is the other one you own from that serie?
    A 1978 D66SW Prairie Song Custom. Another great MIJ Washburn is my 1974 W600.

    http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c188/Pikeusa/W600.jpg

    http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...6-W500W600.jpg
    Last edited by Pike; February 25th, 2008 at 02:15 AM.

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