Ryoji Matsuoka M25 (1977) Classical Guitar Neil Ta This fine-tuning gives the instrument

This fine-tuning gives the instrument a more vibrant and dynamic response

with the sound beautifully resonating through the guitar itself

high-quality piezo-electric pickup under the saddle and a condenser microphone to capture the warmth of the acoustic sound as well the percussive sounds for loop-pedal players

This Takamine No

The frets have been mirror polished to provide smooth touch

Ryoji Matsuoka M25 (1977) Classical Guitar Neil Ta This fine-tuning gives the instrumentThis beautiful guitar was handmade and signed by the master luthier himself in Japan in 1977. The original price was 25,000 yen in 1977 when the annual average annual income was about 70,000 yen, which is about 18 weeks' wage. This guitar is part of the concert series. The same guitar was re labelled as No. 30 in 1976, As No. 40 in the late 1970s, as M50 in the 1980s, and M60 in the 1990s. This No. 25 is a much higher grade than the higher grade made