1972 Yamaha Japan FG-350E Acoustic w/Pickup

1972 Yamaha Japan FG-350E Acoustic w/PickupMade in Japan in 1972, the FG 350E was the first Yamaha acoustic to feature a factory installed pickup system. Laminate construction with a medium profile mahogany neck and a 45mm nut width, 29. 5cm upper bout with a 41. 5cm lower bout, it's loud acoustically and crystal clear when plugged in. Good vintage condition as pictured with some basic wear, received a restring and basic setup prior to listing including a fret polish and fretboard oil. Frets

Has some light wear to the binding and a few cosmetic blemishes but overall it's relatively clean for a near 30 year old shredder

Bridge pickup has a low output but the neck is loud and clear

Chrome hardware including Yamaha branded tuners and L2 humbuckers

There’s some very powerful modules ported from the best eurorack modules  including a granular texture synthesiser

slim 60's magohany neck and a rosewood fingerboard (12" radius

the ICHRG2 features a mahogany body set to a maple neck with a 22 fret bound rosewood fingerboard (with abalone inlays) and weighs 3

the ZZB-Deluxe just screams 80's

it seems to have had a slight bit of separation on the headstock that's been reglued and over sprayed but no structural issues

Overall it's in good vintage condition with a few bumps and dings to be seen over the body and neck

it weighs a nimble 3

Switches and Mesa’s legendary tone-shaping power with +/- 12db of boost or cut at 80Hz

Made by ESP's Sado factory in 2005