1999 Washburn J-9 Washington Tennessee Orange with OHSC - RARE For Sale

Here is an incredible Washburn J9 in super rare Tennessee Orange finish. I have never seen another one of these in this color. (From the research I have done on this guitar, only two dozen were ever made). Aside from a few scratches on the pickguard, this guitar is flawless. It plays and sounds like a dream. The neck is slim and fast. The frets are in great shape and show minimal signs of wear. The original Hardshell case is included as well as the original sales receipt, warranty card, and the case keys. This guitar has been pristinely kept, and as ready to rock for years to come. These are well sought after guitars and in this finish I don\'t think you\'ll find another! A must have for any collector!Here is more info on this guitar - specifically the Tennessee Orange Finish - taken directly from Google:
The Washburn J9 Washington in orange (often referred to as a \"Gretsch-orange\" or orange stain finish) is a rare variant of the Korean-made, 17-inch hollow-body jazz guitar produced in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Key Details of the Rare Orange Washburn J9:Rarity: The orange finish (often designated J9VG or similar) is highly sought after, with some listings suggesting only a limited number were produced (some reports indicate a very limited run, perhaps around two dozen in specific, high-end orange finishes).Build & Features: These guitars are often lauded for their quality-to-price ratio. They typically feature a full hollow body, a 17-inch maple body, a set mahogany neck with a rosewood fretboard, dual humbuckers, and a Bigsby-style tremolo.Era & Origin: Produced in Korea (frequently linked to the Peerless or Samick factories) in the late 90s/early 2000s, often with gold hardware and a \"W\" style trapeze or Bigsby tailpiece.Distinct Aesthetics: The orange models are frequently described as having a Gretsch-like appearance, which, combined with the \"Washington\" Jazz box design, makes them distinctive compared to the more common cherry red or natural finishes.Market Value: Due to their rarity and build quality, these guitars are highly regarded by collectors of, and players looking for, affordable vintage-style hollow bodies. They often feature upgraded Grover tuners, and some, like the one from 2000, are considered to be \"masterpieces\" of that production era.