From craftsmanship to investment, vintage Japanese guitars punch far above their weight.
Japanese-made guitars—especially from the '60s and '70s—offer exceptional craftsmanship and unique tone, often surpassing modern counterparts. These MIJ instruments from the “lawsuit era” began as Fender and Gibson copies but evolved into their own beasts, blending quality with affordability
Their reputation for durability and sonic character makes them sound investments, with many now worth more than what they sold for originally
