The Ibanez Concord 684 is a great example of a Lawsuit period (1970s) guitar when the Japanese guitar manufacturers approached, and sometimes even surpassed, their American competitors in quality and sound. The model was introduced in 1974, crafted at Terada plant (Japan) and discontinued in 1978.
This Ibanez is a copy of the Gibson Hummingbird, and is equipped with a laminated mahogany back and sides with a solid spruce top. The double binding and characteristic engraved pickguard adorn the guitar.
The guitar also has playwear that is to be expected given the age of the guitar, but is clean overall and comes in a hardshell case.
Body Shape: Dreadnought
Finish: Cherry Sunburst
Dimensions: Width: 405 mm - 15.94"
Depth: 124 mm - 4.88"
Back and Sides Material: Laminated Mahogany
Top Material: Solid Spruce
Bracing: Non Scalloped X-Bracing
Body Details: Cream Binding, Black/White Purfling, Multi-Line Rosette, Tortoise Pickguard
Neck Material: Mahogany
Neck Profile: C
Fingerboard Material: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius: 12"
Neck Details: Cream Binding, Split Parallellogram Inlay
Nut width: 43,2 mm - 1.7"
Scale Length: 650 mm - 25.6"
String Spacing: 52,8 mm - 2.08"
Bridge: Rosewood with Adjustable Saddle
Tuners: Closed Back Pickup:
Comes with Hardshell Case
