I tried replying to some of the other threads, but the forum would'nt allow it. There has been an enormous amount of confusion about Ventura guitars and the manufacturers. I do not know a lot about the various models, but i will say that there should be a clear distinction between todays Ventura guitars (which imo are crap) and the 60's and 70's era guitars which were "designed in USA - Built in Japan". I am only familiar with the V-series guitars such as V-6, V-10 etc. The modern ventura guitars are completely different from the vintage type. These new ones have model numbers like VWDONAT or something similar. The 3 venturas that i own have screws in the bridge allowing you to adjust the action of the strings which is great. Does anybody know of any historical information to make a distinction between the older ventura models such as bruno and other copies?

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Try and post some pictures up. I just picked up another ventura. A classical this time. I now own 4 venturas. two v-6 models, one v-10, and the classical which im not sure the model because it doesnt say v-1588 etc...

Nice looking guitar. THe great thing about these Ventura guitars is that you can adjust the action quite easily by turning those screws on the bridge. You should be able to get it just right.