I bought the JTA-67 in Black for Christmas 2004
Not knowing much about buying a guitar, I got lucky with this one. Although it has a little of a big body for a beginner, I find it to have a good sound and reasonable price. Not to mention looks good.
JTA-67
Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar
Neck: Honduras Mahogany
Back & Side: Honduras Mahogany
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Machine Heads: Die Cast
Top: Canadian Spruce
Fret: Nickel Silver
Position: Inlaid dots on fingerboard and side
Truss Rod: Adjustable
Nut & Saddle: Faux Ivory
Bridge: Rosewood
Bridge Pin: Faux Ivory
Binding: Multi Black/White
Rosette: Inlaid
Pickguard: Traditional Black
Finish: MAH, NG, SB, TTG, TTR
(MAH, NG available in left hand guitar versions)
I got this one in March 2005.
When I got this one it was used, scratched and had a ding or two in it. I wanted it to just keep in the truck. But with a little smaller body then the JTA-67, I find it a little easier to learn with. Using it without an amp the sound is not what it should be, but is I get good enough with it I can always invest in a small amp.
I find that I am growing to like this one and thinking about cleaning up it's looks a little.
Electric/Acoustic Guitar
I can't find any information on this one.
This addition to my guitars was added in February of 2007
I seen this one sold as used in the store and had to have it. The price was right and I was aching for my first electric guitar.
It has some scratches on it, but that and the price makes it a great project guitar. I will be working on a full make over on it once I get used to it and know I will be playing it for a while.
This is also the first guitar I didn't buy for myself. I owe a thanks to my sis (Lori) for buying this one for me.
Electric Guitar
39" guitar
Steel-reinforced adjustable maple neck
2 single coil pickups,
Tone and volume control and metal strings.