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Morris W-40 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar 1976 Made in Japan front body shot Guitar Garage Sydney

Morris W-40 | Made in Japan 1976

AU$1,699.00Price

Morris W-40 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar | 1976 Made in Japan

Made in Japan. Solid spruce top. Jacaranda back and sides. Rosewood fingerboard with abalone inlays.

A vintage Morris W-40 from 1976, produced during the golden era of Japanese guitar manufacturing. The W-40 was a high-tier model in the Morris lineup, featuring 3-piece back construction and abalone detailing. This example has a spruce top with figured jacaranda back and sides.

 

Test it for yourself at our Sydney shop, or we can ship it safely to your door anywhere in Australia. Contact us for a shipping quote.

In stock at Guitar Garage Sydney.

 

 

Key Features

  • Year: 1976

  • Model: Morris W-40 Dreadnought

  • Made in: Japan

  • Body Style: Square-shoulder dreadnought

  • Top Wood: Solid spruce

  • Back and Sides: Jacaranda

  • Neck: Mahogany with soft "V" profile

  • Fingerboard: Rosewood with abalone hexagonal inlays

  • Bridge: Rosewood

  • Tuners: Original chrome die-cast

 

Sound and Tone

The W-40 has strong projection and a warm tone. The 3-piece back design provides a focused low-end response that works well for flatpicking and strumming.

 

Feel and Playability

The neck profile offers a comfortable grip with a professional-standard action, making it easy to play despite its acoustic output.

 

Condition

Excellent vintage condition. Minimal wear consistent with age. No major dings, cracks, or structural issues. The neck is straight with healthy fret life, and the bridge is secure.

 

Background

The Morris W-40 was produced during the golden era of Japanese guitar manufacturing in the 1970s. It was a high-tier model known for its craftsmanship and tonewoods.

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