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Vintage Conn F-25 Silver Label Acoustic Guitar (1973) + TKL Case - $460 (Brookline)

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condition: excellent
make / manufacturer: Conn
model name / number: F-25 Silver Label Guitar
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This Conn F-25 acoustic guitar, serial number 73054443, was built in May of 1973 during the golden age of Japanese guitar manufacturing. This dreadnought-style beauty is a testament to Conn’s brief but brilliant foray into acoustic guitars — crafted with precision, rich tonewoods, and a design ethos that rivaled better-known brands of the era.

It’s in exceptional condition.

• Gorgeous natural wood finish with crisp grain and gloss.

• Balanced tone with clear highs and resonant lows.

• Smooth action and excellent intonation.

Included is a TKL heavy-duty soft case with three exterior zippered pockets for accessories, backpack-style straps for hands-free carry, a reinforced handle for traditional transport, and a thickly padded interior for maximum protection.

About Conn:

C.G. Conn Ltd., long celebrated for its brass and woodwind instruments, entered the acoustic guitar market in the early ’70s with a clear mission: to produce high-quality instruments for serious musicians. Partnering with elite Japanese luthiers like Tokai and Matsumoku, Conn guitars were built to exacting standards and distributed through Conn’s extensive school and retail networks. Though their guitar production lasted less than a decade, Conn acoustics are now prized for their craftsmanship, tonal warmth, and rarity.

This is not just a guitar — it’s a piece of Conn’s legacy. It plays like a dream and sounds fantastic - and it’s in absolutely outstanding shape.

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