Yamaki JST800 Electric Guitar 1970s Ash Body Lacquer Finish Crack Case Missing. This is a vintage Yamaki JST800 electric guitar from the late 1970s, featuring a one-piece ash body and a lacquer finish. ## Key Features and Benefits. Vintage 1970s Japanese Electric Guitar: Manufactured by Yamaki during the late 1970s, known for quality craftsmanship and innovative design. Unique Ash Body: Crafted from a solid one-piece ash body, providing a bright tone and excellent resonance. Lacquer Finish: Top-tier lacquer coating that enhances the natural wood grain and offers a durable, glossy appearance. Innovative EPOCHAL ROD SYSTEM: Features Yamaki’s advanced neck adjustment system for precise setup and stability. Crack on Peg Area: The guitar has a crack on the back of the peg area, which does not affect playability but is noted for accuracy. ## Technical Specifications and Details. Body Material: One-piece ash. Manufacture Year: Late 1970s. Case: Not included (original case missing). Condition: Used, with a crack on the back of the peg area; body and hardware are otherwise intact. It has a visible crack on the back of the peg area, but the main body, neck, and electronics remain in good condition. No case is included. Authentic late 1970s Japanese vintage electric guitar. Solid ash body with premium lacquer finish. Equipped with Yamaki’s innovative Epochal Rod System for enhanced stability. Ideal for collectors and musicians seeking vintage Japanese craftsmanship. This Yamaha-style vintage guitar offers a rare opportunity to own a well-crafted Japanese instrument from the late 1970s. Its distinctive ash body and lacquer finish make it a standout piece for collectors and players alike. Please review the details carefully before placing your order. About Us We are located in Japan. It’s our pleasure to make you happy by proposing our recommend item. If you have any questions or request about items, please feel free to ask us. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as – gifts – The US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. Thank you for your understanding.