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You need to include dialogue about your experience. Also we would like to hear and see some of the gig. Otherwise, this is pointless.

I had one of these back in the 70's when was a kid. My hands were too small for the neck and the nylon strings were too much for me. But the tone, the sound was really, really good for $20 pawnshop guitar. I think i doubled my money when I sold it. I do remember the buyer was very happy.

Sounds great Chris!! Rock on bro!

Man that looks cold. 60 here and it’s cold!

I have one for 45 years : great guitar

Just inherited one of these and noticed that a leaf had been broken off inside the input jack. I managed to get the broken piece out but the input is damaged with the copper bands that run over the top broken. Does anyone know what the part number is for a replacement input jack, please? Thank you

Definitely worth $2. But $3? Debatable. Better safe than sorry. You never want to overpay.

Just took apart my peavey rage 158 not but hours ago ! The input jack on my amp does not work I will try to re heat as you say hope it fixes the issue . Thanks for posting this

Here, is the info, on that TDA 2040 , 5 pin amp chip... .The TDA2040 is a monolithic integrated circuit in the Pentawatt®package, intended for use as an audio class-AB amplifier. Typically, it provides 25 W output power into 4 Ω with THD = 0.5% at VS= 34 V. The TDA2040 provides high output current and has very low harmonic and crossover distortion

Hello, to all. I am an old , electronics/computer tech. Used to work on these - early to mid 70's. These modern design, ' engineers '....do NOT take into account, the heavy , usually rough usage, these instruments, receive from their users. Those inputs....SHOULD be mounted Separately, from the PC board. With good quality, connecting wires to the pots - MOUNTED ON THE BEZEL, SEPARATE from the PC board. ! Same idea, they use on laptops, and other devices. Should be a Separate mechanical mount - NEVER ever on the PC board ! Seen them loose solder connections, from movement / vibration /thermal expansions...on Dell laptops, HP......any. BUY A MARSHALL....or Garnet Amp ! Tube types, offer REAL LIVE sound. NO silicon, to cause distortion. Signal to Noise ratios..... 6L6 tubes, usually used in Marshall and Garnet amps....at least, they were earlier in life.... Hey, M and E....use JB weld, and dab alot, from the input jack, to that pc board. Or, take it off the board, and drill a hole - mount it IN the box panel ! Wire up to board connectins... Permanent F I X....

No link?

70s guitar, oww I have one and I did not know this. Great Guitar!

You should get a pre-wired pickguard....it'd save a lot of time

Not rusted, relic'd! Value added. Fun find!

With that 3 way I'd say it's most likely from 80's and older 70's ? Perhaps an Ibanez "Lawsuit" model ? May be worth looking into before changing anything.

Nice playing and storied review

Beautiful looking guitar though! Nicely aged and cool vibe to it, keen to see the progress on it! 3 position switch is awesome too, you gotta work for those inbetween sounds!

Wow that's cool

What a blessing to stumble upon this video! I have been a full-time solo looping artist, approximately 200 shows a year since 1998, and that’s all because I saw Phil play at Wheaton College in 1994. That’s when I talked to his guitar tech, and he told me about the lexicon jam man he was using. Soon after that, I became the first looping artist in Chicago. So thank you for mentioning his looping here.

If it wasn't for Akron I'd call myself AKron.

My dad had fun building me the organ kit. 😀

I have an fg-160 Yamaha the label says Nippon made in Japan apparently a tan label so if anyone has any information on this was most of them were made in Taiwan mine says made in Japan

Anybody who buys a signature guitar is a fool Garth has sank about as low as a country artist can sink good riddance

hello price the guitar

Looks like a Harley Benton Headstock. You can buy S type kits with no name on the head.

Those first 2 Glass Harp albums are absolutely sensational. That tone he got on the Les Paul is up there with Peter Greens. Do you happen to know what amps he used in the early 70s?

My 1970 spit humbucker reads 24.3 ohm

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Looks like a Indio brand guitar. Probably an older one. They use Wilkenson bridges on some models.

Looks like an SX to me

Nice guitar, you lucky spud.❤🎸. greetings from the UK.

Jet js400? Jet guitars and Harley Bentons aren't so common in the US. seen them showing up for sale lately.

Good deal and it sounds good. Congrats ! Looking at that headstock, it could be a Stagg (from Belgium) or a Harley-Benton (from Thomann,Germany). Both companies have some of their guitars made in Indonesia, in some cases. made in Indonesia are much better than made in China, although the Chinese are now stepping up their game and making excellent guitars. I have bought both guitars for my collection before. Excellent instruments for their price. -. Here is a tip for you, if that guitar body has the same width as a Squier Affinity Stratocaster, or a Fender Player 1, or 2 Strat, you can swap those pickups for a much better (and great price) Fender Pre-wired Pickguard with SSS TEX-MEX Pickups. The Tex-Mex pickups are amazing and that is what I did with my Squier Affinity Strats. I bought two a few months back and it is a perfect fit and sounds as good as a Custm-Shop Fender. I am not joking. Do your research.

No low end

Nice guitar, nice playing.

why would anyone buy a guitar named after a serial killer .

Grover tuners, and a Wilkinson bridge would cost $100. The rest of the guitar was free.

I have a 1974 FG 160e also made in Taiwan. It’s for sale I’m in Toronto Canada

Sounds great my brother!

Very cool

Reminded me of "In the Beginning' from Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Very nice!

GET IT! Love your freestyle, makes it sound alive 🙌

nazdar kamo, to je dobré. a ty si odkial?

Ahhhh, a glue sniffer Thought so.

Only thing missing is the long hair!😂

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Replaced the original plastic saddle with a bone one and the plastic pins with wood on my FT-120 and it went from sounding good to sounding amazing.

I have a Vester concert series. It’s a wonderful guitar. I’ve sold other ones and kept this one. The neck feels amazing in my hand. Mine is similar to yours, except I have three single switches underneath the volume and tone knob. I paid €50. I would never sell it. It has 2 hubuckers and one single, it came with schekner pick up s

I have the exact same guitar from 1978 that was my brothers first guitar. He passed away at 31 yrs of age and this is my keepsake that I treasure of his. Also the nylon strings are still the original strings from 1978.❤❤❤

The second number is the date number.