The most valuable Jedson Acoustic is the JW813 Jumbo. It has the most elaborate styling and superior materials. 12-String guitars are also sought after.
The most common models are the 9000 and F907
- Manufactured in Japan by Terada between 1969-1972 (approximately.)
- Four styles
- Orchestra (F907, TR1000)
- These models are identical
- Specifications match Martin 000-28 14-fret
- Solid Spruce top
- Laminated Rosewood backsides
- Rosewood fingerboard
- Mahogany neck
- Pearl masthead logo inlay
- Pearl inlay fingerboard position-markers- block style
- 3-stripe binding
- Center-stripe
- Closed chrome tuners
- Adjustable metal saddle holder -- plastic saddle
- Dreadnought (9000, W130, FW913)
- 9000 and W130 are the only "entry-level" Jedson acoustics. These two models are identical. Only one W130 has been seen in "public"
- Laminated Spruce top
- Laminated Mahogany back/sides
- Rosewood fingerboard
- Dot inlay - position markers
- Mahogany neck
- Black tape binding
- Open tuners
- Painted masthead logo
- FW913
- Essentially a F907 in Dreadnought shape - same materials and styling
- Styled after the Martin D28 but not exact
- Jumbo (JW837)
- Specifications similar to the Gibson SJ200
- Solid Spruce top
- Laminated Maple back/sides (3-piece back)
- Maple neck
- Rosewood fingerboard
- Engraved pickguard (SJ styling)
- Does not have the SJ "mustache" bridge style
- 12-string Dreadnought (W924 ?)
- Body styling similar to F907 andFW913 except
- Laminated Mahogany back/sides (with center-stripe)
- Open tuners