1970s Morris MD-510 Square Shoulder Dreadnought - Natural - Made In Japan - Sweet Box!
1970s Morris MD-510 Square Shoulder Dreadnought - Natural
Made In Japan -
Serial: 106017
FYI..white spots in pics are reflections of light.
Up for sale here at The Guitar Dude, we have this sweet sounding and totally ready to play Morris Dreadnought that was built in the 70s. This guitar is a great choice for a player looking for a great guitar with easy play and rich tonality, and one that fits into almost any budget. There were a lot of acoustic guitar offerings coming out of Japan in the 70s and 80s, and Morris was one of the top names to look for. The guitar features a solid spruce top with laminate back and sides, bound rosewood fretboard and well constructed bridge and saddle. Super playability combines with a fine, rich tonality, good intonation and tuning stability and a straight, unpitched neck with plenty of saddle left. This is a great opportunity to own a 70s vintage guitar that is beautiful and fun to play too, here today, only at The Guitar Dude.
Morris was founded in Nagoya in the late 1960's by Toshio Moridaira, a Japanese guitar distributor that had close ties with Gibson and Fender. The company produced countless Martin and Gibson style copies throughout the 70's and 80's and were known for their quality and value for money.
Terms and Conditions for Returns:
There is a 7 day return window from the date the package is delivered. All return requests must be given in writing and buyer is responsible for return shipping costs, unless the item is damaged upon delivery.
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1970s Morris MD-510 Square Shoulder Dreadnought - Natural
Made In Japan -
Serial: 106017
FYI..white spots in pics are reflections of light.
Up for sale here at The Guitar Dude, we have this sweet sounding and totally ready to play Morris Dreadnought that was built in the 70s. This guitar is a great choice for a player looking for a great guitar with easy play and rich tonality, and one that fits into almost any budget. There were a lot of acoustic guitar offerings coming out of Japan in the 70s and 80s, and Morris was one of the top names to look for. The guitar features a solid spruce top with laminate back and sides, bound rosewood fretboard and well constructed bridge and saddle. Super playability combines with a fine, rich tonality, good intonation and tuning stability and a straight, unpitched neck with plenty of saddle left. This is a great opportunity to own a 70s vintage guitar that is beautiful and fun to play too, here today, only at The Guitar Dude.
Morris was founded in Nagoya in the late 1960's by Toshio Moridaira, a Japanese guitar distributor that had close ties with Gibson and Fender. The company produced countless Martin and Gibson style copies throughout the 70's and 80's and were known for their quality and value for money.
Terms and Conditions for Returns:
There is a 7 day return window from the date the package is delivered. All return requests must be given in writing and buyer is responsible for return shipping costs, unless the item is damaged upon delivery.
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1970s Morris MD-510 Square Shoulder Dreadnought - Natural
Made In Japan -
Serial: 106017
FYI..white spots in pics are reflections of light.
Up for sale here at The Guitar Dude, we have this sweet sounding and totally ready to play Morris Dreadnought that was built in the 70s. This guitar is a great choice for a player looking for a great guitar with easy play and rich tonality, and one that fits into almost any budget. There were a lot of acoustic guitar offerings coming out of Japan in the 70s and 80s, and Morris was one of the top names to look for. The guitar features a solid spruce top with laminate back and sides, bound rosewood fretboard and well constructed bridge and saddle. Super playability combines with a fine, rich tonality, good intonation and tuning stability and a straight, unpitched neck with plenty of saddle left. This is a great opportunity to own a 70s vintage guitar that is beautiful and fun to play too, here today, only at The Guitar Dude.
Morris was founded in Nagoya in the late 1960's by Toshio Moridaira, a Japanese guitar distributor that had close ties with Gibson and Fender. The company produced countless Martin and Gibson style copies throughout the 70's and 80's and were known for their quality and value for money.
Terms and Conditions for Returns:
There is a 7 day return window from the date the package is delivered. All return requests must be given in writing and buyer is responsible for return shipping costs, unless the item is damaged upon delivery.
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