1980's Casio DG-1 Digital Guitar (Made in Japan)

1980's Casio DG-1 Digital Guitar (Made in Japan)The Casio DG 1 was an "entirely new type of digital musical instrument which features the latest in state of the art technology". Played with untuned nylon strings, the notes on the fretboard correspond to that of a guitar in standard tuning so it's a breeze to play. Tested and working on power supply (not included), untested on battery power.

the LS-115 was Tokai's Standard model Les Paul

NEW FEATURE Class A configured discrete 2N5457 JFET input section

Plenty of surface wear on the hardware and a few signs of basic wear to the body and neck but nothing major

it's a well loved but well cared for guitar that as recently serviced and plays great with a smooth action and straight neck

Very good used condition with light signs of wear as pictured

Other features maple Wizard neck with maple fingerboard and the Lo-Pro Edge tremolo with a locking nut

Looks to be an ash (sen) body with a brown sunburst finish

Original Grover tuners (say hi to Orville while you're tuning) and the original 490R/500T humbuckers

PX-8 is an 8-loop true-bypass audio switcher that gives you convenient

the LG-120 was their flagship model featuring a flamed maple top with a mahogany body

75" scale and 24 frets

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