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GOIII Modifi Model of GO Series, which is still popular

The "GO" series announced at the musical instrument fair held in 1977 by a long -established manufacturer of Japan. In the latter half of 1979, aimed at the music scene of the 1980s and announced a symmetrical double cutaway body GO III based on GO and GOII. The basic specifications, such as the seven -piece through -neck structure of Walnut and beautiful curved beauty, are based on the conventional GOIII. The GOIII with this modifie is replaced with a bridge with a Career bridge and a lock nut, which promises a stable tuning for intense arming. The pickup is a sound that replace it with a Dimadio pickup and answer the distortion comfortably. A very luxurious material using Hakaranda on the fingerboard and a Hawaiian core for the body top. The sound is a clear and powerful sound that can be used in modern times. Many people immerse themselves in memories, saying, "It was expensive at that time." The robust and luxurious construction is truly a gem of Japan Vintage.

[SPEC]
Body: Hawaiian KOA Top & Amp; Back / Maple Center
Neck: 7 Piece Maple/Walnut
Fingerboard: Jacaranda
P.U: Dimarzio DP151 / DP111 / DP151 (exchange)
Weight: 4.2kg
Nut-Width: 41.6mm
w/Hardcase
Long Scale Neck
* Hat top wood processing available
* Pickup, nut, bridge, knob exchange available

* With 5 years of adjustment guarantee for firm adjustment at our shop
* Please feel free to contact the staff for the details of the product.
* The products purchased at our shop will be returned at a high price.

Akira Matsui in charge

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