This guitar was made in 1980-ties in Japan by Morris Musical Instruments. If you are not familiar with this Japanese guitar making company, be advised that their guitars have always offered exceptional value for the player. This guitar was the top of the line. Its price in 1983 was 40,000 Yens. It remains in perfect working and near mint cosmetic perfection.This guitar produces clean and sweet treble notes, deep and vibrating basses, all at impressive volume, well balanced, with typical for Jacaranda overtones and extended sustain. In today's world, due to serious scarcity of such beautifuly figured Brazilian Rosewood  such guitars are priced much higher than they were priced just 10 years ago. I would characterize it as equal rival to Kazuo Yairi CY140. I have already possessed this model in particular.There is a lower model (MC106) here on Ebay which was $900 USD until quite recently, just before I put this guitar on sale. I can tell you that my price is very good considering the quality of this guitar. Grab it before I change my mind.I added a picture to show the string height at 12th fret, with a canadian quarter dollar, which is the same thickness than an american quarter dollar. The action is very comfortable with no buzzes. As you can see on the pictures there are some room on the saddle.
Specifications:Top: Solid Spruce (90% sure it is spruce)Back & Sides: High Grade Figured Brazilian Rosewood LaminatesNeck: MahoganyFingerboard: Rosewood Scale: 652 mmBridge Saddle: BoneThis guitar will be shipped in used hard case in still good condition, however of minimal value. You don’t pay for the case. You only pay for the guitar. It will be very well packed, with string loosened.I ship to Canada and USA only. Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
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Some info related to this guitar:Moridaira (Morris Guitars)Founded in 1967 by Toshio "Mori" Moridaira, the Moridaira factory produced high-quality guitars, including the infamous Morris badged guitar. Moridaira also produced badged guitars for Hohner including Coronado, Futurama, H.S. Anderson, Lotus (some) and Sakai.The Morris Guitars company has been building quality handcrafted instruments in Nagano, Japan for a long time.  Mr. Toshio Moridaira, the founder, was the first distributor in Japan to carry both Fender and Gibson lines. In 1964, due to his working relationship with Gibson, Mr. Moridaira was able to visit the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan. An employee at Gibson nicknamed him “Mori” at that time.In 1967, he founded the Morris Guitars company. He named it Morris, taken from the nickname given to him a while back. Morris produced copies of dreadnought and small jumbo models based on Martin and Gibson designs. Since then, Morris Guitars have enjoyed an outstanding reputation in Japan and other countries for making high quality guitars.In 1974, Morris introduced their guitars at the NAMM show. In 1978, Morris introduced the Tornado line, thin body acoustic-electric guitars inspired by the Ovation design. Up until the early 80s, the U.S. market saw a variety of guitars that Morris imported from Japan.In 2001, after a lengthy absence, Morris Guitars re-entered the U.S. market. They participate in the annual Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, CA. Morris Guitars currently offer a wonderful line of fingerstyle guitars with a middle price range. Custom hand built models are also available. Today, Morris Guitars are played by some of the world’s finest fingerstyle guitarists. Our products are available through a small number of dealers here in the U.S.