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Terada, small Japanese stringed instrument manufacurer. I have one of their 12 strings; it is nothing short of fantastic. Started early 1900's making violins. In recent history, makes the high end Gretches, makes their own Thumb brand. Has made Cimar for Ibanez. Considered very high quality, especially acoustics. If you've got one, keep it. If it needs minor repair such as a neck reset or refret, get it done and keep it. The construction of their bodies is strong, almost legendary. Has and is making some Epiphones. Has made some Fenders, these are RARE, because this was changed when Yen exchange rate took a dive. Do some searching and you will find plenty of info.
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Do you know anything about the Terada 12 string model no. 1252?
no
When it was made - Terada classical guitar No 600?
Wa made about 1970
Where can you buy a Cortley Guitar?
Cortley guitars were sold and distributed by Southland Musical Merchandising Corporation of Greensboro,NC, Maxwell Meyers of Dallas, TX , and Harris Fandel of Massachusetts in the early 1970's and mid 1980's. The former sales managers of Southland Music stated their import agent was Jack Westheimer, and that the Cortley name was owned by Southland. In a telephone interview with Mr. Westheimer he indicated he did not remember the Cortley name in particular. He stated Westheimer Corporation had many different "stencil brands" manufactured in Japan for companies like Southland.In the early 70's Westheimer was having a lot of instruments made at the same factories in Japan that produced other popular brands such as Ibanez, Cortez, Kingston, Terada, and Teisco for example. Therefore Cortley could have been made there or in different plants, depending on which one could handle the work order. Former sales rep Ed Rider stated that Terada and Daion were two of the factories he remembered that made Cortley.There were one or two models that were labeled made in USA. Information indicates they were made exclusively for Southland by a private manufacturer in the US, who did not produce under any other label.As a side note, The US Patent and Trademark Office shows the name Cortley was first used in commerce 6-6-74, was registered 11-22-78, and cancelled 10-23-84. The name Cortez was first used in commerce 3-12-67, registered 6-11-85 by Westheimer Corp, and is still active. Submitted by Rick ClymerFor more information on Cortley guitars, visit The Unofficial Cortley Guitars Website at http://cortleyguitars.tripod.com
How much terada guitar Model T 760 worth excellect condition?
The value of a Terada Guitar Model T 760 in excellent condition typically ranges between $500 to $1,200, depending on factors such as market demand, specific features, and any unique characteristics of the instrument. It's advisable to check current listings on platforms like Reverb or eBay for the most accurate pricing. Additionally, consulting with a local music shop or appraiser can provide more tailored insights based on your specific guitar.
Do you know anything about the Terada 12 string model no. 1252?
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Terada 12 string from the late 60s or early 70s is in basically like new condition that is no longer played would it be worth selling and what kind of money could you ask for it?
Most of the 12 string Terada's I've seen on Ebay/craigslist go for $175-$275 depending on condition.
How tall is Minoru Terada?
Minoru Terada is 180 cm.
How tall is Steve Terada?
Steve Terada is 5' 5".
When was Yojiro Terada born?
Yojiro Terada was born in 1947.
When was Torahiko Terada born?
Torahiko Terada was born in 1878.
When did Torahiko Terada die?
Torahiko Terada died in 1935.
When was Ron Terada born?
Ron Terada was born in 1969.
When was Kenji Terada born?
Kenji Terada was born in 1952.
When did Noboru Terada die?
Noboru Terada died on September 26, 1986.
When was Yasunori Terada born?
Yasunori Terada was born in 1964, in Aichi, Japan.
What has the author Seiichi Terada written?
Seiichi. Terada has written: 'Fujin to hanzai'
