1970's Aria Japan Model 9290 SJ-200 Jumbo Acoustic (Natural)

1970's Aria Japan Model 9290 SJ-200 Jumbo Acoustic (Natural)Japanese made in the mid 1970's to emulate the Gibson SJ 200 (a model favoured by Elvis over the years), the Aria 9290 features a laminate spruce top with laminate maple back and sides with a set mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard. Good vintage condition as pictured with a fully functional truss rod and adjustable bridge to change the action easily. The frets have plenty of life and the neck is straight. The bridge appears to have been reglued at

Made by the Fujigen factory in 1987 as part of Fender Japan's famous "E Series" of guitars

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frets play well

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There's some finish cracks to the paint on the top of the body and in the neck pocket

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