1999 Sakurai Kohno Professional R, Indian Rosewood/Spruce

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Status
Sold
Brand
Kohno
Product Year
1999
Model
Professional R
Serial #
FA0319
New/Preowned
Preowned
SKU
TMP2113
Condition
Some light marks, one small dent at treble side of nut.
Body Type(s)
Medium, Concert Classical
Back & Sides
Rosewood - Indian
Top
Spruce
Neck Wood
Mahogany
Neck Profile
U
Bridge
Rosewood
Rosette
Mosaic
Top Trim
Violin Lines
Fingerboard
Ebony
Fingerboard Bindings
None
Fret Markers
None
Frets to Body
12
Headplate
Rosewood
Headstock Bindings
None
Headstock Inlay
None
Instrument Finish
Gloss
Body Bindings
Rosewood
Tuners
Gold
Tuner Finish
Gold With Pearloid Buttons
Cutaway
None
Pickguard
None
Pickup
None, we can install one, ask about options
Body Length
18.875 in
Upper Bout
10.25 in
Lower Bout
14.25 in
Body Depth Heel
3.75 in
Body Depth Tail
3.875 in
Scale Length
25.6 in
Scale Length (mm)
65 mm
Nut Width
2 in
Nut Width (mm)
5 mm
String Spacing
2.25 in
String Spacing (mm)
57 mm
Weight
3 lb. 9 oz.
Case
Hardshell - TKL

Ah, the beauty of time. We love, love, love it when a Classical comes to us that’s had decades to open up—two here, and what an effect. Trebles are clear and powerful, pairing sweetly with a sonorous bass and warm mids. This 1999 Sakurai Kohno Professional R is in great shape, well preserved with Indian Rosewood and Spruce. 650mm scale and 50mm nut; medium thickness neck that feels familiar and comfortable in hand; at 3lbs 9oz it’s a featherweight player.

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Scale Length 25.6 in
Nut Width 2 in
String Spacing 2.25 in
Woods Spruce, Rosewood - Indian

Ah, the beauty of time. We love, love, love it when a Classical comes to us that’s had decades to open up—two here, and what an effect