LERO MODEL 18/7 CLASSICAL GUITAR 3/4 SIZE MADE IN JAPAN 1970-80'S (VINTAGE)
LERO MODEL 18/7 CLASSICAL GUITAR 3/4 SIZE MADE IN JAPAN 1970-80'S (VINTAGE)
The Lero Model 18/7 is a vintage acoustic parlor guitar manufactured in Japan during the 1970s or 1980s. Like many "Lero" brand instruments from the lawsuit era, it was an affordable import primarily notable today as a nostalgic collector's piece rather than a high-performance instrument.
Key Details & Characteristics
- Origin: Made in Japan. Lero instruments were frequently built by renowned Japanese manufacturers of the era such as Teisco, Kasuga, or Matsumoku.
- Body Style: Parlor-size, which features a smaller, more compact body shape and shorter scale length.
- Era: Primarily produced during the 1970s and 1980s guitar import boom.
Market Value
($100) to ($200) range depending heavily on structural integrity, cosmetic wear, and playability.
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($100) to ($200) range depending heavily on structural integrity, cosmetic wear, and playability.