Casio Eleking EG-5 White Built-in Cassette Deck Electric Guitar 1980s MIJ

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Reverty Used Guitars Japan — every instrument inspected, set up, and played before listing. 1980s Casio EG-5 "Eleking" Electric Guitar with Built-in Cassette Deck & Speaker - White, Made in Japan Here is a genuine Casio EG-5 "Eleking" in White - a self-contained electric guitar from the 1980s with its own cassette deck, amplifier and speaker built into the body. Plug nothing in, drop in a tape, and play along. A true piece of 1980s Japanese electronics design. This example has been tested on both batteries and an AC adapter, and the cassette deck works without problems. The headstock reads "CASIO MODEL EG-5", and the rear label shows "CASIO COMPUTER CO.,LTD." and "MADE IN JAPAN". == SPECIFICATIONS == - Model: Casio EG-5 (Eleking) - Year: 1980s - Country of Origin: Japan - Color: White top / Gray back - Body: Molded plastic shell - Neck: Maple, bolt-on - Fingerboard: Maple, dot inlays - Pickup: One humbucker-style pickup - Controls: Main Volume, Guitar Mix and Drive sliders, Distortion on/off button, one rotary knob - Built-in: Cassette deck, amplifier and speaker - Power: 6 x C-size batteries or Casio AD-5 AC adapter (per rear label) - Bridge: 6-saddle hardtail, string-through-body - Weight: 2.95 kg (approx. 6.5 lbs) == CONDITION == Overall: Good - Body: Minor scratches - Neck: Straight - Frets: Approximately 70-80% remaining - Hardware: Slight tarnish (vintage patina) - Electronics: Tested with both batteries and an AC adapter. The cassette deck works without problems. The POWER indicator lamp does not light (burnt-out bulb); everything else works as intended. Shows honest wear for its age. Please review all photos carefully for the exact cosmetic condition. All photos are of the actual guitar for sale. == INCLUDED == - Guitar only (no case, no AC adapter, no batteries) == WHY THIS GUITAR == The EG-5 is one of the most distinctive instruments of the 1980s - an all-in-one guitar, amp and cassette player built by Casio in Japan. This white example works on b