Eko J-56 Acoustic Guitar (used)

Eko J-56 Acoustic Guitar is a vintage (1967) dreadnought acoustic guitar, crafted in Recanati, Italy (Serial No. 315486). 

This instrument was born during the golden era of European guitar building. It didn't spend the last 60 years under a bed; it spent them in the trenches. It has lived a thousand lives, played a million chords, and its heavy wooden body is practically bursting with a thousand songs waiting to be let out. Every ding, every battle scar, and that gloriously checked vintage finish tells a story of late nights, smoky rooms, and pure musical passion.

It is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a unique, budget-friendly couch guitar, a cool slide-blues machine, or a fun restoration project.

Key details:

• Current Setup: Originally a 12-string, it is currently strung and played as a 8-string. It has a big, resonant, and charmingly old-school acoustic sound.
• Condition: The body shows heavy finish checking and wear from age, giving it a true relic look. The top is surprisingly flat and stable.
• Modifications & Parts: The bridge has been secured with bolts for extra stability (a common vintage fix). The tuning machines are missing some gears and buttons, so it will need a replacement tuner set if you want to restore it back to a full 12-string.
• Vintage hard case included

If you appreciate a guitar with history, soul, and a great story to tell, this Eko is ready for its next chapter.