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Ensanada acoustic guitar?
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Joseph Pelt
Jul 10, 1999, 3:00:00 AM7/10/99
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If anyone has heard of this brand of acoustic guitar, please let me know. I
have one that I recieved when my grandfather died and I've never heard of
this brand before. The best I can tell this guitar is around 30-35 years old
and is in excellent condition. I'm trying to determine the value of it. I
don't want to sell it, but I am just curious.
have one that I recieved when my grandfather died and I've never heard of
this brand before. The best I can tell this guitar is around 30-35 years old
and is in excellent condition. I'm trying to determine the value of it. I
don't want to sell it, but I am just curious.
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Joe
Tony Meloche
Jul 10, 1999, 3:00:00 AM7/10/99
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You came to the right place, Joe - as it happens, I used to own an
Ensenada! Now there is one caveat - that name could have been used by
more than one manufacturer, but given that, "Ensenada" was a brand sold
for awhile by Montgomerey Wards, and were made in Japan. This was about
1971. It was a good student-level instrument.
The Old Guy
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JohnS16545
Jul 14, 1999, 3:00:00 AM7/14/99
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Tony is right about the Montgy Ward connection. I had a friend who bought one
in 1971 for about $50. A comparable instrument would probably go for around
$200 or so today.
John Sherman
in 1971 for about $50. A comparable instrument would probably go for around
$200 or so today.
John Sherman
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