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SeventySeven STORK-STD-JT
Inspired by the spirit of classic semi-hollow jazz guitars while designed for modern players, the STORK embodies the craftsmanship developed by the Japanese manufacturer Deviser, based in Nagano since 1977.
Now part of the Japan Tune-Up Series, this model benefits from a meticulous setup carried out in Matsumoto, Japan. The result is a guitar that feels comfortable and responsive the moment you pick it up.
Its chambered semi-hollow construction combines a center block with deep internal chambers, delivering both the punch of an electric guitar and the natural resonance of a hollow instrument.
The maple top provides clarity, articulation and attack, while the okoume body – a wood with tonal properties similar to mahogany – adds warmth and musical depth. This combination creates a balanced tone with warm lows, rich mids and clear highs.
Equipped with SeventySeven AL2 pickups using Alnico II magnets, the guitar produces sparkling bell-like clean tones with smooth warmth. With overdrive, it delivers a lively and articulate crunch sound that responds beautifully to the player’s touch.
The maple neck and Micarta fingerboard provide stability, durability and smooth playability. As part of the Japan Tune-Up process, frets are carefully polished and their edges rounded for a comfortable playing experience across the entire neck.
Kluson® tuning machines ensure excellent tuning stability and smooth operation.
The transparent finish highlights the natural maple grain, giving the instrument a refined and timeless look.
Each guitar is inspected and adjusted in Japan, ensuring outstanding playability and reliability.
JapanGuitar-Handmade.com specializes in Japanese handmade guitars and is the exclusive distributor of Momose, Headway and SeventySeven guitars in France and Europe.
Free shipping in France and the European Union (other destinations on request).
Installment payment available with no additional fees.
Other colors available on request.
