Even though I really like this guitar I have it listed for sale if anyone is interested in buying it. ![]() According to my previous post about Japanese guitar brands Maya was made by Chushin Gakki in Kobe, Japan, during the 1970-80’s. The only downside is that it feels pretty stiff to play so I will probably put 011’s on it next time I change the strings. Having said that, there is something with this Maya that I really like, it has way more bass then the Suzuki’s and overall a pretty nice and full sound. There is a huge step up to my Morris WL-35 and Morris W-40 and my beloved K.Yairi TG-40, both in build quality and sound. I would say that it sounds better than the two Suzuki’s I used to have, the Kiso Suzuki WE-150 and Suzuki Three-S F-120, even though the build quality is pretty much the same. ![]() It doesn’t sound like a Gibson J-50, I didn’t really expect it too either, but it does sound pretty good. It was in a terrible state and strung with 4 nylon strings so I couldn’t test it but I trusted my gut feeling. ![]() As mentioned before, I’ve been after a Gibson J-45 or J-50 for quite a while so when I saw this Japan made Gibson J-50 copy I couldn’t resist.
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