Kiso Suzuki WK-65 HD

Japan guitar manufacturing, probably in Nagoya in the early 80s.
This is a copy of a mixture of Gibson Hummingbird, with the shield of the Gibson Dove.
The easel is height adjustable.
The handle is slightly rounded, he tends to come off at the junction with the table, but for now it does not move. Perhaps this is due to poor adjustment of truss rod?
No amplification.

UTILIZATION

The handle is not very fast, but with a little lemon oil it gets better.
The gameplay is good, thanks to the settings of the action.
The sound is good, it frieze slightly if we go too loud, and a box or two.

SOUNDS

This guitar is perfect for anyone wanting to make folk cerait do this only by his appearance typical "flower power"! The sound seemed folk typed on first listen, but according to the ropes used that much after all.

OVERALL OPINION

I've had a few weeks.
I have a Chinese electric and classical Japanese, but I was not folk. This is my first acoustic.
I love the settings possible, for cons I had to change the mechanical and I carved a new bridge saddle with bone.
On occasion, the price / quality ratio is very good, even if the modifications and accessories double the purchase price!
I lack the experience to judge the appropriateness of this choice and I have few points of comparison. I will modify the notice accordingly. Anyway this guitar sounds less slamming a takamine, the spectrum is a little more homogeneous.