Aquí hay un Washburn J6 original. Parece ser de la década de 1980 y parece estar hecho en Japón según la mejor investigación que puedo encontrar.
The Washburn J6 is an example of construction quality and standards harking back to the pre-amplification era. Modern electronics have been fitted in an arched spruce top instrument, with flamed sycamore back and sides, for a nice, well-captured electric representation of the warmth and reinforced high end ideal for jazz players but equally suited for many other applications. This is a very versatile instrument.
The bound rosewood fingerboard, with its 'split block' inlays, looks and feels divine, while gold Grover machine heads and a Washburn branded 'Reso-Tone' tailpiece provide stable tuning. The paired Washburn humbuckers have a clear, unhindered tone at low volumes with a nice, satisfyingly sparkly 'twang' at higher volumes.