Version 2.2
Hondo FG8500
A little bit a unusual one this one, bridge for a classical guitar, so nylon strings, and a neck for a western, so
steel strings.
There were steel strings on it when i bought it and because the bridge is still on it’s place and the top is’n
deformed too, i assume that it’s right, after all he survived 30 years with steelstrings a classical guitar
wouldn’t do that when you use the wrong strings on it.
The guitar is in nearmint condition, plays very well and looks great.
On the headstock there is still the old logo and he has a 0 fret, so i guess made in the early 70’s this model
was distributed by hohner france you can read on the label.
Completely original, the tuners work well, a very nice starter or holiday guitar imho.
steel strings.
There were steel strings on it when i bought it and because the bridge is still on it’s place and the top is’n
deformed too, i assume that it’s right, after all he survived 30 years with steelstrings a classical guitar
wouldn’t do that when you use the wrong strings on it.
The guitar is in nearmint condition, plays very well and looks great.
On the headstock there is still the old logo and he has a 0 fret, so i guess made in the early 70’s this model
was distributed by hohner france you can read on the label.
Completely original, the tuners work well, a very nice starter or holiday guitar imho.
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