GIBSON B-25-12 1969 Used Acoustic Guitar
Description
The popular small model B-25 12-string guitar model is now in stock.
From the rectangular bridge, tailpiece bridge, screw-down pickguard, 3-piece mahogany neck, nickel bushings on the pegs, and serial number, it seems to be made in 1969.
The neck nut width is approximately 51.5mm, which means it has a firm and fleshy grip, and the string height can be adjusted using the wood saddle, making it easy to create the setup of your choice.
The sound produced by the tailpiece style and wood saddle is a woody tone unique to this period. It's a vintage sound that's soft, loose, and has a muddy feel in a good way.
Due to its age, there are scratches and dents (reaching into the wood in some places) and a deep weather check overall.
This weather check has a vintage look that you can only feel from a distance when you touch it.
There were cracks in the top sound hole and the 6th string side fingerboard, which were repaired by gluing and patching.
The neck has been ironed, but there is some bending at the waist.
The low fret has dents here and there, but there are currently no major dents.
There is no large bulge at the top, and the string height is set up low while leaving the adjustable saddle height.
The hardness and play of the pegs may be uneven, but this is a vintage part, so I hope you can accept it.
If you are looking for a small 12 string guitar, we recommend the player's condition.
A non-genuine gig case is included.
Year of manufacture: 1969
Serial number:803927
Case: Soft case/non-genuine
Weight:-kg
Frets remaining: about 50% to 60%
Truss rod: Allows for tightening/loosening direction
Neck condition: Slightly bent at the waist
Instructions: None
Other accessories: none
Note: Other accessories are only those shown in the image.
Although there is a feeling of use,there is no problem in operation.
From the rectangular bridge, tailpiece bridge, screw-down pickguard, 3-piece mahogany neck, nickel bushings on the pegs, and serial number, it seems to be made in 1969.
The neck nut width is approximately 51.5mm, which means it has a firm and fleshy grip, and the string height can be adjusted using the wood saddle, making it easy to create the setup of your choice.
The sound produced by the tailpiece style and wood saddle is a woody tone unique to this period. It's a vintage sound that's soft, loose, and has a muddy feel in a good way.
Due to its age, there are scratches and dents (reaching into the wood in some places) and a deep weather check overall.
This weather check has a vintage look that you can only feel from a distance when you touch it.
There were cracks in the top sound hole and the 6th string side fingerboard, which were repaired by gluing and patching.
The neck has been ironed, but there is some bending at the waist.
The low fret has dents here and there, but there are currently no major dents.
There is no large bulge at the top, and the string height is set up low while leaving the adjustable saddle height.
The hardness and play of the pegs may be uneven, but this is a vintage part, so I hope you can accept it.
If you are looking for a small 12 string guitar, we recommend the player's condition.
A non-genuine gig case is included.
Year of manufacture: 1969
Serial number:803927
Case: Soft case/non-genuine
Weight:-kg
Frets remaining: about 50% to 60%
Truss rod: Allows for tightening/loosening direction
Neck condition: Slightly bent at the waist
Instructions: None
Other accessories: none
Note: Other accessories are only those shown in the image.
Although there is a feeling of use,there is no problem in operation.