USED MORRIS / MG-50 1977 [10]

Item Rank: B: Fairly scratched and used, but no problems in normal use.
Serial Number: S#: 70609 Neck-Block: 50
Year of manufacture: 1977
Country of manufacture: Japan
Case: Non-genuine hard case ("80s YAMAHA FJ-6D" Hard Case: *There is a damage on the metal fittings of the top cover on the headstock side)
Accessories: hard case key, hard case carrying strap, 2 spare bridge pins, original saddle
Weight:
Truss rod: note: no problem when rod is checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right (not much left)
Fretboard: With some notes, still good for cutting, but the frets are low.
String height (bass string side): 12F: approx. 2.5mm
String height (treble string side): 12F: approx. 1.5mm
Nut width: approx. 42.5mm
Scale: approx. 652mm
Setup strings: D'Addario EJ-16 / .012-.053 set
Modified parts: None
Repair/Maintenance: Cleaning, string change, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment
Others: Although this guitar is listed as B condition, there are no cracks in the wood and no noticeable damage. However, since the instrument is 48 years old, there are scratches, dings, paint film deterioration, and plating deterioration on metal parts, but the paint film is rich in color and gloss. The "MG series" was manufactured for only one year at the time, so it may be very rare to find one that can be played normally in the modern market.

* The truss rod, remaining frets, string height, etc. are the setting values at the time of setup and adjustment at our repair center.
* The items shown in the pictures are all the items including the accessories.
* If there are any problems during the final check before shipping, we will inform you separately.

specs

Item Rank
B: Fairly scratched and used, but no problem in normal use.

Serial No.
S#: 70609 Neck-Block: 50

Year of manufacture
1977

Country of manufacture
Japan

Case
Non-genuine hard case ("80s YAMAHA FJ-6D" Hard Case: *There is a damage on the metal fitting of the top cover on the headstock side)

Accessories
Hard case key, hard case carrying strap, 2 spare bridge pins, original saddle

Weight

Truss Rod
No problem (only a little left), rod checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right

Fret Remaining
There is a note that the frets are low, although they can still withstand cutting.

String height (bass string side)
12F: approx. 2.5mm

String height (treble string side)
12F: approx. 1.5mm

Nut width
Approx. 42.5mm

Scale
Approx. 652mm

Setup Strings
D'Addario EJ-16 / .012-.053 set

Modified part
No modifications

Repair and maintenance
Cleaning, string change, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment

Other
Although we have described it as "B condition", there are no cracks in the wood and no particular damage that stands out. However, since the instrument is 48 years old, there are scratches, dings, paint film deterioration, and plating deterioration on metal parts, but the paint film is rich in color and gloss. At the time, the "MG series" was manufactured for only about one year and had a short lifespan, so it may be very rare to find an MG that can be played normally in the modern market.