Trying to lower the action! Can this guitar be fixed or is it not worth fixing? How much should I sell it for? I have someone locally who want to buy it. The top is bellying up a bit - lifting up below the the bridge and I think it needs a truss rod adjustment. It needs the individual saddles adjusted or a neck reset since it has a gap at the heel of the neck where the neck meets the guitar body. : I have a Levin W-32 guitar that I want to sell or fix up.
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#Goya classical guitar model c11 crack#
Please advise if I should fix up or sell and for what price? Will this guitar increase in value over the next 10 years since it is of limited production and no longer made and has a solid 300-600 year old alpine spruce top and mahogany body? It has had one crack on the side repaired. It has a label inside that says made in Sweden. Anyone else interested? Should I sell it on Ebay? For what price? It is in nice condition and was made before the Martin take over. I have a Levin W-32 guitar that I want to sell or fix up. Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. The F-27 catalog description says it has "fan bracing" - if you can tell me what this is I will look for it. Might it be some "trial" configuration, or is it a classical F-27 with it's bridge replaced? I have been unable to find an exact match for all the parts in any of the photos on these two websites. I see no evidence of this (if it should be visible) on either the headstock, nor inside the body. The Goya catalog for F-27 says it should have "non-adjustable T-shaped duraluminum truss rod". Much of it is like perhaps a 1964 F-27, but the bridge is wrong.Ħ. It's label has the pre-zip configuration stating Goya Guitars Inc., New York 10, New York implying 1964 or earlierĥ. It has a rosewood bridge with two bone/ivory strips through it much like the ones used on later models with steel stringsĤ. It has pick guards on the face, but a nylon-string type bridge.
#Goya classical guitar model c11 serial number#
This serial number is also stamped on the inside of the side.Ģ. There is NO MODEL NUMBER printed on the label inside! The serial# is 190415. Looking inside, it does have 6 holes under the bridge in about the right position/size/shape to have been bridge pin holes.ġ. It appears to have a flame maple back and sides (by wood grain) and is a rich red-brown mahogany color. My dimensions MATCH a Goliath size guitar: Overall 39 1/4 high, body 20" high, upper bout 11 3/4", lower bout 15 7/8", depth 4 1/2". You can blow up any of the photos you need to. Access and select "Goya Guitar" to get to my Picasa Album. I have acquired a Goya Guitar that does not seem to appear in any of the catalogs (on or on sites).
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