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1980 Daion Mugen Mark V acoustic
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    Default 1980 Daion Mugen Mark V acoustic

    Sounds like a Japanese hot-rod all right...
















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    Beautiful guit SPT! How does she sound?
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    Great, actually reminds me a lot of my D-67SJ Washburn. Now that I think they were made by the same people, it doesn't surprise me all that much.
    However, the bracing of the two is quite different...

    (Edit: I just realized this one and the D-67 share a cedar top and do have a similar tone. Guess I like cedar more than I thought...)
    Last edited by spt; August 1st, 2008 at 08:55 PM.

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    Yeah, I saw your post over on the Washburn forum. Very interesting.
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    Beautiful dread. Interesting blend of Martin'esque design touches and some very unique design elements. Very striking. The pic you posted over the the washie forum look much more like martin clones.

    Thanks for the pics.
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    she sure is purdy...

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    [quote=evenkeel] The pic you posted over the the washie forum look much more like martin clones.[/quote

    I agree with you. But you know, if the bridge of this Mark V were conventional (like in the Mark I and Mark II), it would look just like another Martin clone...
    I believe that could be one reason why Washburn went for the triangular headstock around 83.

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