This guitar looks like it's mostly made of mahogany, with ebony fingerboard material, and an indian rosewood head. and on the head the inlay says "SUZUKI THREE S" (between the SUZUKI and THREE S there is a swirly looking logo) and underneath "SUZUKI THREE S" is "EST. 1887" There is a black pickguard, a striped rossette that matches the grained ivoroid and black sriped binding, the back has a black stripe doen the center, black dots on the side of the neck, what looks to be faux pearl fingerboard dots, white with black dot pins on the bridge, and small chrome tuning keys.
It looks like maybe an eighties martin and co knockoff but it plays beautifully, all i know about this is that it was my grandmothers and was hardly ever played but was played with by the children, I, however play it constantly.
Does anyone know the value of this guitar or where the brand SUZUKI THREE S comes from?
It looks like maybe an eighties martin and co knockoff but it plays beautifully, all i know about this is that it was my grandmothers and was hardly ever played but was played with by the children, I, however play it constantly.
Does anyone know the value of this guitar or where the brand SUZUKI THREE S comes from?