There is a Tama 3563 Renaissance For Sale

[TAMA-FAN]

Hi, People,
and Hi, BC

today I read in the Tama forum that a member has to sale a Tama 3563 Renaissance.
I know, BC, you have already 2 of them.
But perhaps somebody else interested?

Here is the text of the offer:
Guess it's just a matter of too many cases in the house but I've decided to sell the 3563!! Have photos available if anyone is interested:
kirksuttell@msn.com It's a nice guitar with the original case and a piezo pickup. I replaced the saddle and have got the action down pretty good.
Be happy to give more info to anyone interested. Kirk

And here is the picture of this guitar:

http://freenet-homepage.de/hufschlag/TAMA_1974_GB_S11_gross.jpg

May be somebody will be happy with her...

[BCy2k]

Hi Manni 

I tried contacting this seller but I have not heard back from him. 

Perhaps he is on holiday? Or could he have sold it? I'm not trying to buy it - I think - but I was more curious as to asking price, and I just wanted to see some pics, maybe find out more about the piezo he put in it too.

At any rate - this is the Mother of ALL Tamas if anyone is interested.

[TAMA-FAN]

Hallo, Bob,

how could I ever have a doubt that you was the first one who had this information

Of course you are not intrested in her....

Just tell me if you can find out something more about her.

Best wishes........Manni

[BCy2k]

Yea - I tried to contact him ooooh - I think is was about 2 weeks ago - no reply.

Maybe he thinks I have too many Tamas? 

Such a thing is just not possible. 

[BCy2k]

Okay friends - this is the rare chance to get hold of a very rare 3563 Renaissance Ebay Item Number # 110273902665.

Looks like it's fairly clean but the pics really could be better.

Just like it was back in the '70s - think Martin D-45 except with a vine, a way more affordable price, and with 32 to 34 years of aging right out of the case. The market is arguably soft right now - so this one may turn out to be a sweet deal. All solid wood construction - spruce top, matched Indian rosewood back & sides, ebony fingerboard, mahogany neck. If the nut and saddle are original - they're genuine ivory.

I have one of these and all I can tell you is I treasure it like I treasure my Scruggs, MC500, and my Artwood Twin - this is arguably THE pinnacle of Hoshino acoustic guitar building and this model just doesn't come up all that often. Definitely worth your consideration if you've ever wanted a truly high end acoustic.

Frankly, I'm not above wanting to own two - so never mind. 

[BCy2k]

And if the 3563 seems too ambitious - there's always the 3561 Ebay Item Number # 370071940907 

[Roland_G303]

Okay friends - this is the rare chance to get hold of a very rare 3563 Renaissance Ebay Item Number # 110273902665.

Just like it was back in the '70s - think Martin D-45 except with a vine, a way more affordable price, and with 32 to 34 years of aging right out of the case.

I may just have to go for this one so I can compare it to my Martin .

Patrick

[BCy2k]

I sincerely doubt you'd regret it Patrick. 

The only thing cooler than having a high end acoustic is having two

[Roland_G303]

If it doesn't work out, I'll have to get a plane ticket to Denver to do a comparison .

Patrick

[BCy2k]

I'm ready when you are

Neale and I never did get together to compare my Tama to his Taylor. He's back in LA getting ready for his next tour.

[BCy2k]

FYI

The 3563 (vined) sold for $1601 (great googlymoogly!!!)

The 3561 sold for $452