1980's Morris MD-510 Japanese Vintage Dreadnought Acoustic (Natural)

1980's Morris MD-510 Japanese Vintage Dreadnought Acoustic (Natural)Upper Bout 30cm Lower Bout 40. 5cm Top Laminate Spruce. Neck Mahogany Fretboard Rosewood Action (Low E, 12th Fret) Approx 3mm. Accessories None Good vintage condition with some dings and wear as pictured, frets play well, the neck is straight with a functional truss.

Stratocaster style tremolo system and “Guitar Man” tuners

Electronics work as they should and it appears to be close to all original

Given a basic setup and service prior to listing and it plays well with a straight neck and life left in the vintage frets that play well with some pitting present

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The Flanger is different than the hidden one on the Bubble Tron

Restrung and given a basic setup prior to listing

Produced from December 1983 until August 1986

These use the same PCB layout as the Maxon/Ibanez SM-9 Super Metal and produces the famous thrash metal sound that guitarists have trouble replicating without a high wattage amp

The neck is straight and the frets are shiny with minimal playwear

these SAS models were smaller bodied semi-hollow designed that are similar in size to a Gibson ES-339

Controlled by a single volume knob and factory loaded with a Floyd Rose tremolo system

The headstock logo on these were often just a sticker and unfortunately that's been removed over the years