Description
New shop fav! 67-72 MIJ Yamaha SA-50 semi hollow with a poly finish, two Yamaha Humbuckers and OHSC for $1199!
The Yamaha SA-50 is a vintage semi-hollow electric guitar produced between 1967 and 1972. Part of Yamaha’s early SA (semi-acoustic) series, it combines elegant design, exceptional craftsmanship, and versatile tonal capabilities, making it a desirable instrument for collectors and players alike.
Specifications
Body: Laminated maple with a semi-hollow construction
Neck: Set maple neck
Fretboard: Rosewood with dot inlays
Scale Length: 24.75″
Pickups: Two Yamaha humbuckers
Controls: Individual volume and tone controls for each pickup, 3-way selector switch
Bridge: Roller-type bridge with tremolo tailpiece (Feather Touch vibrato)
Finish: Glossy lacquer in various colors, including Cherry Red, Natural, and Sunburst
Country of Manufacture: Japan
Design Features
- Semi-hollow construction for enhanced resonance and warm tones
- Feather Touch vibrato for subtle pitch modulation
- Compact double-cutaway body for improved upper-fret access
- Vintage-inspired aesthetics with binding on the body, neck, and f-holes
Tone and Application
The SA-50 offers a warm, resonant tone with excellent sustain, well-suited for jazz, blues, and classic rock. Its humbuckers provide a rich, full-bodied sound with clarity, while the semi-hollow body adds depth and character.
Collectability and Market Value
As a vintage instrument from Yamaha’s early electric guitar lineup, the SA-50 holds significant value among collectors and enthusiasts. Its rarity, coupled with its quality construction and versatile sound, makes it a sought-after piece in the vintage guitar market.
