Yamaha FG-360
The Yamaha FG-360 is a dreadnought acoustic produced from 1972 to 1974 in Japan and Taiwan, and was not distributed in the United States, making clean examples scarce in that market. Depending on when it was made, an FG-360 may carry a Red label (1967–1972), Tan label (1972–1975), or Black label (1974–1977), all issued for both Japanese and Taiwanese production — a detail that helps owners date their specific instrument. The guitar features a spruce top, coral rosewood back and sides, and an African mahogany neck. Surviving examples are frequently refurbished with replacement tuners, bone or Tusq nuts, compensated saddles, buffalo horn bridge pins, and JLD bridge doctors to address top bellying. No players have been documented in association with this model.
- Years produced
- 1972–1974
- Body type
- 6 String Jumbo
- Top
- Spruce
- Back & sides
- Rosewood, Coral
- Neck
- Mahogany, African
- Fingerboard
- Rosewood, Indian
- Colors
- natural
- Current market
- $300–$784.78 (9 listings)
No US Distribution