Made in Japan in 1984, it features a solid spruce top, laminated rosewood back and sides, dreadnought body, and classic diamond inlays. Built in Tokai’s Hamamatsu factory during the golden age of Japanese acoustics, these guitars are renowned for their craftsmanship, projection, and balanced tone. With hard case.
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Rosewood bridge with compensated saddle.
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S.Yairi - W1000
Most players know the name Yairi from the later K. Yairi W-series of the late 1970s and 80s. This instrument, however, comes from the earlier S. Yairi (Sadao Yairi) workshop in Nagoya - a small-shop operation that focused on hand-built guitars for enthusiasts. Instruments from this period are uncommon outside Japan and have become highly desirable among collectors.
This example bears the W-1000 marking and serial 023581, placing it at the very top of the line for S. Yairi dreadnoughts. It features:
- Solid spruce top with rich vintage ambering
- Brazilian rosewood back and sides (rare and highly sought after)
- Ebony fingerboard
- Distinctive snowflake/star inlays unique to S. Yairis higher-grade builds
- Herringbone purfling
- Original abalone S. Yairi headstock inlay
- Replaced gotoh tuners
Unlike the more common K. Yairi W-1000 guitars, this is a genuine S. Yairi workshop build, making it considerably rarer.
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Most players know the name Yairi from the later K. Yairi W-series of the late 1970s and 80s. This instrument, however, comes from the earlier S. Yairi (Sadao Yairi) workshop in Nagoya - a small-shop operation that focused on hand-built guitars for enthusiasts. Instruments from this period are uncommon outside Japan and have become highly desirable among collectors.
This example bears the W-1000 marking and serial 023581, placing it at the very top of the line for S. Yairi dreadnoughts. It features:
- Solid spruce top with rich vintage ambering
- Brazilian rosewood back and sides (rare and highly sought after)
- Ebony fingerboard
- Distinctive snowflake/star inlays unique to S. Yairis higher-grade builds
- Herringbone purfling
- Original abalone S. Yairi headstock inlay
- Replaced gotoh tuners
Unlike the more common K. Yairi W-1000 guitars, this is a genuine S. Yairi workshop build, making it considerably rarer.
Regular price $2,750.00