1980's Casio DG-20 Digital Guitar (Made in Japan)

1980's Casio DG-20 Digital Guitar (Made in Japan)The Casio DG 20 was an "entirely new type of digital musical instrument which features the latest in state of the art technology". Played with untuned nylon strings, the notes on the fretboard correspond to that of a guitar in standard tuning so it's a breeze to play. These are the MIDI functional models! Tested and working on power supply and batteries (neither included) Appears all original and is very clean other than the missing battery door

Originally these had a Sustainer system installed

Tune-O-Matic bridge gives you the tuning stability that's often lacking from Jaguar models and the Schecter Deluxe tuners work a treat

this one appears to be all original except for one replacement knob

Made in Japan in 1985

along with new knobs

Good used condition with one notable ding on the top as pictured

We've also removed the black cover from one to reveal a plain black humbucker with some sticky residue if you ever want to remove the Aria branding

12th Fret) - Approx 2

the BSOM was a more modern design from the Bill Lawrence range with a PF Stroh tremolo system

Made in Japan by Morris and sold under the Bill Lawrence name

Frets were polished and the neck was adjusted prior to a restring

full sized Japanese pots and some nice big tone capacitors