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Goya G-30 / GG-30
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1954 catalog

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1964 catalog

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1966 catalog

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1968 catalog

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1971 ad


Specifications:
Non-cutaway.
Grand Concert size:
Body width: 380 mm.
Body length: 480 mm.
Body depth: 98 mm.
Fingerboard width: 50 mm.
Scale length: 650 mm.
Spruce top with undetermined bracing.
Flame maple back & sides.
10-ply top purfling.
6-ply back purfling.
Mahogany neck with non-adjustable T-shaped duraluminum truss rod.
No headstock logo.
Unbound ebony fingerboard.
Rosewood bridge.
Gold plated individual tuners with mother-of-pearl buttons.
Natural finish.

While developing the new line of nylon-string guitars,
a few test models were made, and this is one:
319310 (1954)

Introduced: Circa 1954
as a replacement for El-Goya Model 250.

Circa 1954:
Changed bridge design.

Earliest known example: 317147 (1954)

Circa 1955:
Also available as Levin Model 111.

326927 (1955)

Circa 1955:
Pearloid tuner buttons.

361931 (1957)
379984 (1958)

Circa 1959:
Goya logo on headstock.

Circa 1961:
Changed headstock design.
Changed tuner design.

103310 (Circa 1962)
109315 (Circa 1962)

Circa 1963:
Extended fingerboard.

158821 (Circa 1963)
214216 (1964)
214219 (1964)
3724026 (Circa 1968)

Circa 1969:
Fingerboard width: 52 mm.
No mother-of-pearl inlay on bridge.

Circa 1970:
Renamed GG-30.

4262032 (Circa 1970)
5096065 (Circa 1970)
no number (Circa 1971)
no number (Circa 1971)
51416 (Circa 1972)
52944 (Circa 1972)
Latest known example: 55663 (Circa 1972)