Want To Buy: Yairi

[Royt]

Hi, Rob, I think I have a Yairi DY-52; Canyon Creek, in fine shape!
I just don't have room to keep so many guitars. If you're interested, let me know. Best, royt

[guitar12]

Originally Posted by Royt

Hi, Rob, I think I have a Yairi DY-52; Canyon Creek, in fine shape!
I just don't have room to keep so many guitars. If you're interested, let me know. Best, royt

I'll send you a pm. Rob

[Gatorwampus]

Local Craigslist has a DY56 Alvarez Yairi (K. Yairi)

https://knoxville.craigslist.org/msg...022360795.html

[BillCoplin]

I have a 1983 Yairi DY85A I might be willing to sell. Make me an offer.

[guitar12]

Hi Bill, thanks but I'm going to pass on that one.

Rob

[TDavis]

Just got a 1986 FY-65 if you’re interested. Sent you a PM.

[brijas99]

Hey Rob, sent you a PM. I have a 2014 DYMR70SB if you have any interest in a 12 fret slotted headstock Yairi.

Mark

[DukeMattingly]

Weighing in on the laminate issue, as it's something I looked into when I was studying up on Yairi's.

I'm sure it's covered elsewhere on the forum but thought I'd mention it because I think there's some misconceptions out there. People get frazzled by the word "laminate." Yairi would (and I assume the shop still does) take two or three thin "sheets" of the tonewood and stack them together to make the guitar stronger and more weather/humidity resistant. Not a veneer of rosewood stacked over a lesser/cheaper wood, for example. So it's not the lamination that we've typically come to think of when we hear that word. It's like three sheets of rosewood. The sound of his instruments speaks for themselves.

[Coaluvr]

Let me know if you are still looking for Yairi, have 1987 DY-59 Anniversary model. Thanks