An authentic vintage Taishogoto. Sometimes called the Nagoya harp, this instrument was developed in the early XX century and uses keys to change the pitch of its strings. It can be used as intended, but it will also look great as an interior decoration.
The harp has 5 strings. There are two small dials - tone and volume control, with an amp port. The main body is made of wood, with a top decorated with a visible wood grain. There is a metal cover protecting the stings on the right side. The keys are heavily oxidized. They work fine.
The harp has been cleaned only superficially. It will require some care.
The case is rigid and lined with yellow fake fur. The metal parts show some oxidation, scratches, and rust. The locks are slightly misaligned. It will require some care. Despite these flaws, the case is still sturdy, and protects the instrument just fine. Please contact us for additional photos of the item.
