more at the 5th fret with an oval profile. The mahogany neck has a moderately thin feel- 80' deep. The treble strings have a slightly round tone with good brilliance. The lows have depth with high end mids to cut through the mix. The spruce top and mahogany back/sides creates a solid tone voiced in the midrange spectrum. This would explain the sweet tone here as well as how well this Hohner has come through the last nearly 40 years. The Hohner Internationals are rumored to have been built in the Fujigen Gakki factory in Japan. This is the Vintage 70's Hohner International HG-07 Acoustic Guitar. Vintage 1970's Hohner International Japan HG-07 HG07 Acoustic Guitar Vintage 1970's Hohner International Japan HG-07 HG07 Acoustic Guitar Welcome to Musicdungeon. I TAKE RETURNS FOR 14 DAYS ON EVERYTHING I SELL! If you have any questions about this guitar please ask. This is shockingly clean especially from the front or even the back is but the front just grabs you, maybe it's that saddle and rosewood bridge, or the headstock, I don't know. more and some dings on the side, I do have a couple of pics of the dings(7 and 8) but all of that wear is very very light. The only flaws I found is some light wear around the bottom where the bottom meets the back(probably from being leaned against a wall). And it has some quality, and it is probably a 1960's guitar, don't forget this is what came out of Italy at that time. I am guessing these are laminate woods but I do not know because there is a white seal in the sound hole that would cover my ability to see if it was solid or laminate wood, that is original too and pretty interesting. The guitar has a rosewood bridge with a very interesting white/black/white saddle which I have never seen,rosewood fretboard and this is a mahogany body with a spruce top. Made in Italy Vintage Hohner Contessa HG-01 small body acoustic guitar with a sparkle blue/grey original chipboard case.

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