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Sadao Yairi guitar question
I have seen Sadao guitars with two types of headstock. One simply says SADA and the other is S. Yairi, with the S in script. The label in the SADA says SADA Luthier, Nagoya, Japan. My question, is there a difference in these guitars? Primarily in quality of build. I've seen early 70's models with both headstocks. Thanks for any help.
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These two links should provide some detailed info:
https://jedistar.com/s-yairi/amp/ https://jedistar.com/sada/amp/ |
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I have a 1974 S Yairi with the big bold letters logo. A great D18 copy that belonged to my father. But detail information concerning Sada guitars is hard to find !
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Thank you everyone for the replies and owm, the links. I agree, not much info out there on SADA, especially steel strings.
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