Apparently it was never documented as to why some Matsumoku guitars had a letter and others of the same model did not. Thats pretty nice, a far cry from the Arias I remember in the 80s.
Aria backaroo serial number#
Something besides it being a '76 that is interesting is that the serial number starts with a letter.
You can really tell they put heart and soul into putting these together. Not sure if this is because fewer were made, or their owners are reluctant to part with them.
Aria backaroo pro#
I don't know how much these Backaroos get mentioned around here, but if you ever see one, PLAY IT, and you'll probably be unable to let it stay in the store. The Aria Pro II Backaroo is a kind of brother guitar to the also excellent Greco Telecasters being made at Matsumoku at the same time, but they come up for sale much less often. Might sell something else, just because too me this is too many guitars. Assez rare sur le marché de l’occasion, même au Japon. It is being further reduced and my Backaroo has drawn the short straw. ARIA Pro II Japan Telecaster Thinline TE-500 Backaroo, made in japan à Matsumoku. This guitar was built in the legendary Matsumoku plant in Japan in 1976. Aria Pro II Backaroo Matsumoku Telecaster 1980 Japan - I got this some years ago when my collection was much largerthan it is today. 3 Strats, a Flying V, an Explorer, a Martin, and a 7 string. Here we have a stunning 1976 Aria Pro II Backaroo guitar in a stunning blonde finish. I always wanted a Tele, but I have too many guitars as it is. I paid 370 dollars for it, and that's the best sound 370 dollars I've ever spent. There's some dings in the frets 1-5 like it fell on it's face at some point, perhaps that can be addressed. First year of production by Matsumoku, the legend of Japanese guitar builders! I live in Japan, so maybe stuff like this is a little easier to find for me, but I have never seen a 1976 Matsumoku built Aria ever! I know knock-off guitars are a little, ehhhh, but this thing is built like no other.
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