Northwest Vintage Guitars is proud to present a beautiful Yamaha SA2000S with the original Hard Case. The SA2000S was Yamahas top tier answer to Gibsons venerable ES335 and it was every bit up to the task with its wide tonal range, excellent playability, and dynamic pickups. They went one step further and featured a Solid Sprice top, Ebony Fretboard, and fancy inlays.
Yamaha used a rigid selection process to procure the Select Spruce, Birch and Beech for the bodies and Mahogany for the neck. Expert design and superior craftmanship yield a high end tone monster that holds it\'s own against the best in the business. Excellent playability and sustain. 2 Volumes and 2 tones with push/push coil splitting. Two pots have been replaced. The 24.75 inch scale is .83 inch deep at the first and .99 at the 12th and weighs in at 8.52 lbs. D Carve neck. One replaced push push pot. Relief on the bass side is .005”, relief on the treble side is .008”. Very playable with low action. The truss rod turns easily and adjusted for optimal playability. There is some clouding under the finish in some places as pictured.
All our guitars are deep cleaned and receive a professional service and setup. You will not get a filthy guitar from us.
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